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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1950
Page
3
Senator Taft signals another run for the presidential nomination in 1952 while aiming to keep his Ohio Senate seat. Analysts weigh southern delegate support, Dewey and Warren prospects, and rival Harold Stassen ambitions in a heated party contest.
Fragmented OCR text lists Jefferson Cutp Post-Tribune Fiabe and delivery service notes. Mentions Carter Delivery Service Abe per week and Sunday per week. Rates shown for Missouri and adjoining counties with various outside-state charges.
A cautious editorial urges caution over a general European grain agreement with the Soviet bloc. It warns Western nations not to misread any pact as more than a temporary economic opening while stressing the need for continued Western unity and balanced East-West trade.
A fragmented, partisan excerpt argues against Soviet threats and heavy American involvement abroad. It critiques Taft for dangerous pronouncements and warns against abandoning resources or overpromising protection, urging restraint and responsibility in foreign policy.
The speaker, Margaret Treman, voices desire for children and a focus on her career. She dismisses leaving the country as an easy option and hints at regret over past choices. Mention of Labs Leader Harry Bridges hints at a related but unclear context within the piece.
The article argues epilepsy can be hereditary but does not bar marriage. It notes about a quarter of epileptics show onset before typical marriage age, discusses individual risk, and explains EEG use. A review of 2600 patients and 12,000 relatives finds about 1 of 4 children may be affected, with many normal.
Vice President Alben W. Barkley will address an Allison for senator rally in Sikeston Missouri on July 1. State Sen Emery W Allison who has Truman endorsement will join, and Barkley will be accompanied by his wife Mrs Carleton Hadley of St Louis. They will attend a dance at the Sikeston armory after the rally.
HAL BOYLE notes a West Point speech hints U S reliance on tanks vs Russia may be flawed. Pace says U S forces already field tech and missiles reducing risk, while Russia’s tank power could influence defense strategy. A divorce case in court is briefly mentioned, with custody and support details.
Slogan heavy ad claims Wonder Salve relieves itching eczema psoriasis infections and athlete’s foot. Promises home use relief with a money back guarantee. Sold through Jefferson City Brendenbereer Crown and Reed Cruz stores of Guy Anmetaw druggist in an Army era ad style.
A 12 year old on a bicycle fired a water pistol at a passing car in Kansas City prompting police action. At the Kansas City centennial pageant Thrills of a Century frightened actors fled as oxen charged, injuring a technical adviser before being subdued. Missouri Republicans Kern and Donnell opposed a Commodity Credit Corporation price support cut, a Senate rejection followed. Excelsior Springs Knights Templar chose Chillicothe for the 1951 conclave with officers named from multiple cities.
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