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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
2
The Post-Tribune announces subscription rates by region and delivery options, listing prices for Cole and adjoining counties, other Missouri counties, and outside Missouri. It notes carrier delivery arrangements and the paper's association with the Associated Press.
The piece argues Americans should study a five foot shelf of materials exposing Communist methods including Whitaker Chambers, Herbert Philbrick, Klaus Fuchs, and a film Walk East on Beacon. It stresses the difference between spies and policy influencers and urges readers to assess the Communist threat with reliable documentary evidence.
A humorous yet pointed column proposes uniforms for politicians and bureaucrats to signify rank and tenure. It imagines togas, color codes, and badges to identify elected versus appointed officials, clerks, and agencies, suggesting visual cues could reveal public service status at a glance.
Police investigate apparent suicide after a reprimand as details blur amid a garbled report. Separate political notes discuss Arnall and Truman era concerns over economic stagnation and possible vice presidential discussions within the Democratic Party.
The article ties Arnall's political moves to cotton price ceilings and discusses emphysema facts from letters to a doctor. It notes breathing difficulties, sunken elasticity of lung tissue, and the risk of complications, urging prompt infection treatment and climate relief for sufferers.
In a note on today's bridge hand Oswald Jacoby lauds Howard Schenken as the most respected player. Schenken found the optimal defense with access to only his own cards, a feat praised by experts for its precision and insight.
A chess facing sketch shows a defense theme as the champion marks steady play. The article outlines defense patterns and strategic restraint guiding decisive wins throughout the event.
Dan M. Nee Sr. a former internal revenue collector for Western Missouri, died today in Kansas City after entering a hospital in May. Nee served as collector from 1954 to 1948, resigning to pursue the Democratic governor nomination. He previously was Springfield city attorney and Greene County prosecuting attorney, and he was a World War II veteran and charter member of the Mig er OF the Miss.
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