Fretterson City Post-ribune Evening Edition Details
Fretterson City Post-ribune announces nightly power-5000 service and weekday editions except May 4. The Associated Press holds redistribution rights and mail rates vary by county and delivery method. Subscriptions, rates, and carrier details are listed for Jefferson City, Missouri, with distinctions for in state and out of state, and rush delivery limitations.
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Robert Gosmoks
Felliver Mexler
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Cole
Missouri
Missori
Reissouri
Ourside
Giner
Bissouri
Tia
Eading deRlery
New York Murder Case Shows Debate Over Blame
A Supreme Court ruling on a New York murder case raises the question whether a life sentence or execution is appropriate when a judge has evidence not seen by a jury. The majority uphold individualized punishment, citing due process concerns in considering a defendant’s life history. Justice Murphy dissents.
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Supreme Court
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Samuel Williams
Ial
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Alger Hisson
United States
Washington
Judith Coplen
Major shift in Moscow policy toward China under Molotov
Moscow moves to lead in reshaping China's future as Molotov is placed in charge of Orient policy. Analysts expect tempered Soviet guidance and gradual incorporation of China into the Soviet sphere, viewing Mao Zedong’s stance as both nationalist and communist while wary of potential Tito-like tensions.
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Omaha
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National Defense
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Paris
Robert A. Nathan
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Moscow
China
Molotov
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Orient
Stalin
Mao
Tito
Bickering and probes cloud Air Force B 36 program
The Bouse Armed Services Committee investigates the air force B 36 purchase amid suspicions of irregularities. Rep Van Zandt leads a push citing Johnson Odlem Symington and contract cancellations while inter-service rivalries fuel public unease and a call for restraint at the Pentagon. The piece also notes Alger Hiss perjury trials and Communist cases shaping U.S. politics and courtroom decorum.
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van Zandt
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van Zendt
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Truman
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Two Voices on Asia Freedom and States’ Rights
A fragmented editorial note contrasts Brig Gen Carlos P Romplo’s call for a strong stand for Asian freedom with Ralph E Becker’s push for a two party system in the South to resist central planning and federal power. The quotes reflect debates on US foreign policy and states’ rights.
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America
Carlos P. Romplo
Philippine Mission
South
Ralph E. Becker
The
Young Republicans
Normandy’s Quiet Lands Rebound From War Five Years Later
HAL BOYLE notes Normandy now wears green hills and blooming trees, with scars of war mostly gone. Farmers keep to chores, cows and apples thrive, and locals live with quiet resilience. The land has healed while memories linger in returning soldiers. Iron artifacts in Egypt hint at ancient conflicts distant from Normandy’s peace.
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Normandy
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Eisenhower
Willie
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California
Hamel
Paris
Moscow
New York
From where I sit about old medicine show’s fate
From where I sit, an old fashioned medicine show with Indians in feathered headdress and a drummer selling snake oil drew few buyers. People prefer licensed pharmacists for remedies and licensed taverns like Andy's Garden Tavern for beer, under the brewers' Self Regulation program.
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Andy’s Garden Tavern
Andy
Divorce Petition Filed by Carl Schneider Against Nellie Schneider
A divorce petition was filed in the circuit clerk's office yesterday afternoon by Carl Schneider against Mrs. Nellie Vera Schneider. The petition charges desertion. the couple married June 24, 1920 in Williamson Alabama and separated in the fall of 1942.
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Circuit Clerk's Office
Carl Schneider
Nellie Vera Schneider
Schneider
Williamson
Moscow aims to pull Mao into Soviet fold says analyst
The analyst argues Moscow may avoid strong-arm tactics and win Mao Zedong over, which would press Ching's political and economic ties with Western powers. The piece notes U.S. support for Chiang Kai-Shek’s Nenking government and mentions a bamboo flowering cycle of about 32 years.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Moscow
Mao
Ching
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