Post-Tribune announces daily delivery, Missouri regions listed
Advertisement shows price schedule for home delivery across Missouri and adjoining counties with weekly and weekend options. It notes second class matter and periodical printing details.
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Wear
Cole
Coxatin
Missouri
Amiahouri
Leasuna
Eine
Adigiatne
Ulate
Afissouri
Gale
Shidacny
Oateide
Pan Am Subsidy Cuts Propel Private Funding Rise
Pan American World Airways reports a 44.4 million first quarter revenue as subsidy cuts continue. Juan Trippe negotiates a 60 million loan package plus 140 million in new aircraft funding, while critics urge audits of hotel holdings and corporate costs.
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Viation Lobby
White House
Congress
Pan American
Civil Aeronautics
Tetanus Vaccination Benefit Discussed
The article argues for broad tetanus toxoid use including those previously untreated and youngsters before travel or exposure. It notes boosters are required after injuries and highlights fewer unpleasant reactions compared with antitoxin as a key advantage.
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Gumirmer
Propaganda Spending Compare US USSR China in Cold War Era
Analysis shows the United States spent about three times less on external propaganda than the Soviet Union and its allies, with US agencies facing cuts by lawmakers. By contrast, Communist states allegedly allocate hundreds of millions to France Italy and Voice of America expands or contracts under funding battles. The piece argues the Information Program is a political punching bag, with limited impact expected in the new year.
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Nal Boyle
New Mewico
Wedel Ching
Geronimo
Matty
Ching
New Mexico
Arizona
Chino
Nalerps
Cling
Chris
China
Russia
United States
SSR
U.S. Information Agency
Uecoming
Tigal
Wiel Union
Ube Sudate
Restau
Reed Fund
USSA
Ayrans al Wean, Mathsay
Fragmented OCR Snippet Covers Unclear Musical Notes and Names
A garbled OCR passage mentions a symphony, conductors, and various names in a fragmented layout. The text is incoherent, with nonstandard spellings and missing context, making it difficult to identify a clear event, date, or location.
Fragmented OCR Note With Names and Phrases
Fragmented readable text mentions Avery Yugee Ta, Willi Rov, Cel Calth ai, Willem J Cotman, and Rogerad with partial phrases about beds and design. It reads like garbled dialogue or a stray column fragment without clear events or dates.
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Avery
National Intercollegiate Championship Bridge Winners
Oswald Jacoby reports on the 1955 National Intercollegiate Bridge Championship won by teams from the University of Texas and Whitman College, with over four thousand students from 14 colleges participating. The article explains a complex hand and a contrasting line of play, highlighting strategic choices in spade and club leads and the potential impact of an opponent’s hidden signals.
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Oswald Jacoby Teans
University of Texas
Whitman Calfere
Wille Walla
Washington
South
Bast
East Hi
Vick
Tsk
Wes
Joplin Suffers Worst Hailstorm Since 1950
JOPLIN Mo It The worst hail storm since September 1930 struck this area yesterday leaving ground white and breaking windows. Adjusters estimate more than 7 000 claims for damages totaling several hundred thousand dollars. The 1950 storm produced 19 000 claims for 14 million dollars. Joplin Web City Carterville Carl Junction and Golden City suffered severe damage.
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Joplin
Ranee Ateljusters
Damauial
Web City
Carterg Tile
Curl Junction
Golden City
Irving school chief returns as strike ends in town
Dr Joan Beard, dismissed amid a district wide teachers strike, is rehired as superintendent after a town effort to reorganize the Irving school system. The new board approves Beard’s back pay and salary, while most striking teachers remain off duty or resigned.
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Irving
Tex
Seal
Board of Education
John T. Adiews
Irving School Board
Joan &. Beard
Beard
Irving Educational System
Per Sontel
Sehteal Boar
Ole
North wads East 2 as a qi92 10965 akl south
A cryptic score line shows North taking East 2 in a qi92 event with 10965 on the board. South trails at 11.
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North Wads East
Oas
Missouri Zone Forecasts Zone 1 and 2 Outlook
Zone 1 Northwest sees rain today and tonight with a partly cloudy Wednesday and scattered thundershowers. Highs near 70, lows around 52. Zone 2 Northeast is partly cloudy today and tonight into Wednesday with a few thundershowers. cooler today, highs about 70, low 52.
Tetanus immunization and protection through toxoid
Historical notes explain tetanus risks from soil and objects, stressing childhood vaccination. It describes toxin exposure, the use of toxoid to induce immunity, and how World War II military vaccination reduced tetanus cases among personnel and sailors.
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Ty Elliwin 2
Jomdan
Mt. D
Gautheast
Jana Oleidren
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