Port Established 1854 Describes Jefferson City Tribune History
Fragmented OCR text from Jefferson City Post Tribune references port establishment in 1854 and Tribune origins. Mentions Associated Press use and republication rights, plus mail rates and distribution notes. Contains garbled pricing and regional notes for Missouri areas.
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Jefferson City
Post-Tribune
Tribune
Saturda
Assoc
Associated Press
Republic News
Issouris
Missouri
Afissouris
Future of Synthetic Rubber in postwar economy
Discussion argues whether all synthetic rubber can compete with natural rubber after the war. It weighs cost, capacity, and policy choices for maintaining plant operations, subsidy options, and the fate of 10,000 American workers versus 300,000 Far Eastern workers if production shifts. The piece cites Dr. Yohe’s figures and considers a standby capacity of 100,000 to 150,600 tons.
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Far East
Latin America
Hitler
Hirchito
Robert V. Yohe
B. F. Goodrich
Louisville
Scorthy
John L. Collyer
Block Price Control Pushes Civic Price Police
New Orleans pursues civilian defense led enforcement of price ceilings with block organizations seeking pledges from households to report violations. While many housewives resist snooping, proponents argue broad cooperation is essential to rationing and price control, and to avoid a bloated bureaucracy. Byron Price, wartime censor, is spotlighted as a symbol of the push and criticized for perceived manipulations.
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New Orleans
Dominion Citizens Complain But Comply Under Wartime Rules
Canadians accept tight wartime controls on labor and living costs, arguing the regime preserves freedom from the Axis. Officials report strong voluntary compliance, with minimal prosecutions for noncompliance and appeals, while enforcing manpower and price measures through the War Measures Act and related statutes.
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Dominion
Marguerite Young
Ottawa
Brouse
Othex
H Berty
Iit
Mbia
Navy
Canada
U. S
OPA
Prices and Trade Board
Lndy
Rodd Selective Service
Marpower
New Plan for Survey Group Investigation
Investigators armed with new powers outline a fresh course as they burn private records from the Missouri Public Expenditure survey. They likely will issue a subpoena for Kee ton Arnett, executive director of the taxpayer association and target of legislative anger for his radio attacks on the general assembly.
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Missouri
Keeton Arnett
Taxpayer Association
General Assembly
Arnett
House
House changes probe aim tied to tax lobbying
Investigators dropped the original survivor records probe and adopted a substitute to study all entities influencing appropriations. The vote aims to force production of books and records from the Public Expenditure survey, seeking donors and ties to Donnell tax bills and lobbying rules, while lawmakers note no pending related bills in the House. An unrelated census note reports an accidental death rate of one per five minutes.
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Imio
House
Taxpayer Association
Forrest C. Donnell
Senate
U. S. Census Bureau
Government All Set to Collect Under New Tax
Treasury moves to collect 20 percent withholding on wages starting July 1 with most workers seeing deductions by July 8 or 10. Employers gain payroll duties, monthly remittances to a treasury depository, and quarterly withholding reporting. Abatement provisions for 1942 or 1943 taxes apply, with employees supplying exemption certificates to employers for proper deductions.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Roosevelt
James F. B
Internal Revenue
Girl Awaiting Trial Wonders If She's Sane
Kathleen Latham, 23, awaiting a June 21 execution for the killing of Jack Disney, 48, in Fort Worth Texas, says she passes time in her cell reading and sleeping and wonders if she is sane. A former Houston newspaper reporter and college graduate, she describes shock and confusion over the accusation and notes church members and doctors visiting.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kathleen Latham
Jack Disney
Miss Latham
Houston Newpaper
Disney
Colorful wedding flowers amid wartime shortages in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City a bride defies tradition, carrying red white blue and also pink and yellow blooms. Horace Head of the Florists Telegraph delivery association notes wartime scarcity limits white flowers, forcing brides to adapt with whatever is available.
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Salt Lake City
Horace Head
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
New Bombing Tactics Seen After Pantelleria Surrender
The Pantelleria fortress falls under Allied air and sea bombardment signaling a first decisive success in the Mediterranean aerial offensive. The capture opens shipping channels and foreshadows further strikes on Sicily and Sardinia while observers weigh the efficacy of the bombing method and its impact on Italy's morale and strategic posture. The article notes allied patience in continuing methodical advances and cites contemporaneous political reflections from officials and commentators on Italy's weakened position.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Itrand
Pantelleria
Mediterranean
Sicily
Leraliy
Church
Congress
Pantellerias
Mussolini
Il Dure
Sardina
Italy
Coryell Hull
Hiller
United Nations
Camillo Pellizzi
Europe
America
France
Donnell Bill Clears Highway Patrol Authority
The House voted 112 to 2 to approve a measure clarifying the State Highway Patrol authority to conduct criminal investigations and maintain its crime detection network. The bill, introduced by Sen. Caldwell, addresses objections by Attorney General McKittrick and reallocates funding to the general revenue fund up to 20 percent of the biennial appropriation. Gov Donnell planned a test suit that was dropped. note mentions of Michigan State College as oldest agricultural college in the U.S.
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State Highway Patrol
House
Senate
E. R. Caldwell
Perry
Generary Revenue Fund
McKittrick
Hey
Forrest C. Donnell
Lady Leatherneck feature for local armed forces members
This community column welcomes notes from soldiers sailors marines WAAC or WAVES. Send arrivals at their destination operations promotions or any activity of interest to the Phona 5000 line for inclusion.
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WAAC
Navy Recruits Reported From Farragut Idaho
Jefferson City announces that August Vawght Curtis Coy Paul Breeden Charles Trotter Bernard Dake Angus Huddleston and Tom Kenton reported to Farragut Idaho for basic training this week in the U. S. Navy. Each is listed as the son of a local parent at their respective addresses.
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Jefferson City
Farragut
Idaho
U.S. Navy
August Vawght
H. Vawght
Adams
Curtis Jcoy
J. Oo. Coy
Paul Breeden
J. Breeden
Washington
Charles Trotter
C. Trotter
Miller
Bernard Dake
Navy Steward Delahay on ten day furlough visits home
On furlough ten days Petty Officer First Class Jolett Delahay of the Navy, stationed in Washington D C since December 28 1941, is visiting his wife at 811 Mulberry Street. He is son of Mr and Mrs L E Delahay of 708 Cliff Drive.
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Steward Delahay
Mulberry St
L. E. Delahay
Cliff Drive
Washington, D. C
Jolett
Hospital Service School entry for Harold Cletus Schneider
Harold Cletus Schneider husband of Maurine Schneider of 637 E Capitol Ave entered the Hospital Service School at Farra gut Idaho this week for a sixteen week course in the specialty.
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Harold Cletus Schneider
Maurine Schneider
Capitol Ave
Farragut
Idaho
Two Sons In Service From Mrs. Lily Williams
Mrs. Lily Williams of 608 West Main street reports two sons in the service. Pvt. Leonard L. Zimmerman recently spent a 10 day furlough here. He is stationed at Camp Gordon, Georgia, and entered the service.
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Lily Williams
West Main Street
Pvt
Leonard L. Zimmerman
Camp Gordon
Lindsey promoted to corporal in Signal Corps at Camp Forrest
Private Harold Lindsey son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lindsey of 29a Waverly street has been promoted to corporal. He serves with the Signal Corps and is stationed at Camp Forrest Tennessee.
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Harold Lindsey
Arthur Lindsey
Waverly Street
Corporal Lindsey
Signal Corps
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Cadet Ted A Norwood Joins Selman Field Navigation School
To Navigation School Aviation Cadet Ted A. Norwood son of Mrs Bernice Norwood 922 W McCarty Sr entered the advanced navigation school at Selman Field Monroe La Cadet Norwood attended St Peters High School and the University of Missouri
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Ted A. Norwood
Bernice Norwood
W. McCarty Sr
Selman Field
Monroe
Norwood
St. Peter’s High School
University of Missouri
Glider Infantry Man Roscoe Rogers at Camp Mackall
Roscoe L. Rogers, son of Mr and Mrs Felix Rogers, serves with a glider infantry unit at Camp Mackall North Carolina, underscoring family ties to the armed forces and ongoing training in a wartime posting.
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Roscoe L. Rogers
Felix Rogers
Camp Mackall
North
Carolina
Here On Leave William Neely Visits His Mother
William Leroy Neely stationed at Norfolk Virginia with the U S Navy is on leave and visiting his mother in Cedar City.
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William Leroy Neely
Norfolk, Va
U.S. Naeg Vy
Cedar’ S City
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Byron Price
Wabash College
Doctor Price
D. V.S
Justice Department
Tranpower
de Nnty
U.S
Beloit
Yank
Frank Hooper
Wyanconda
Holtz Bay
Attu
Alles
Perlizzi
Children’s Hospital
Missouri University
Roy Miller
Columbia
Donnell
United States
Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences
East Langsing
Our
Marines
Lady Leatherneck
Mary Isabelle
Meredith
Marine Corps Women's Reserve
Miss Meredith
Ray Meredith
Winston C
Marine Corps
California
Ice
Paul RR. Zimmerman
Alaskagh
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