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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1949
Page
3
Washington reports argue that exposing secret FBI files harms innocent people and the agency. The Coplon case reveals code names and intimate data, risking lives and undermining prosecutions, while judges face a dilemma over full public disclosure versus protecting sources.
Edwin P. Jordan M D outlines hypertension as a major killer with aging increasing risk. Regular blood pressure checks aid early detection and potential cure or slowed progression. The American Foundation for High Blood Pressure funds research and information exchange, supporting hypertension efforts nationwide.
A noisy transcription shows the Jefferson City Post Oribune masthead with garbled dates and pricing. It lists Associated Press copyright note, mailing matters, and subscription rates for Missouri and adjoining counties, including yearly and six month terms.
The Senate foreign relations committee and the full chamber log a quiet, decisive approval of the North Atlantic Treaty amid a mood of public indifference. Analysts say peacetime commitments reflect broad support for collective security, with press and government shaping opinion against aggression and alliance.
George W. Clark of Kansas, a U S treasurer, hints at tremors in male circles as women grow dominant over money. Mrs Nethie Tayloe Ross leads economic efforts, urging change to an old law suggesting that you can't take it with you because women already hold wealth and influence.
The piece captures diverse quotes on Truman’s campaign, enterprise versus totalitarianism, and World War II era tensions. It notes opponents such as Maurice Tobis and Emanuel Shimwell offering stark warnings, and mentions Andrei Gromyko urging cooperation. It also references Senator Owen Brewster critiquing Democratic splits into three factions.
Washington reports reveal a broad public and congressional demand for federal spending, with calls for saving met by pressure from unions farmers governors and mayors. Even leaders like Hoover Byrd and McGrath are labeled critics while support remains for Marshall Plan and rearmament funds.
HAL BOYLE notes Berlin as the postwar optimism capital while conquerors fear losing leverage. Germans feel important again and poised to leverage peace to reclaim influence, with the question: who can pay for Germany's return as a decision maker in Europe. The piece contrasts Western allies' divided approach with Germany's perceived power to negotiate.
Cleveland musician Sammy Kaye, famed for his radio and band work, faces bridge nerves amid a crowd of skilled players. From his early Danceland engagement to plans for television, he blends aviation of entertainment with civil engineering studies and talks about upcoming performances with his ensemble.
The House will act as it usually does by agreeing to the Senate agenda. Members of the lower chamber will obtain the funding they seek while signaling to voters that they worked to save taxpayers money yet had to accept Senate amendments.
The hand shows a spade trump and a club lead. East must win with king but declarer ruffs in dummy and discards losing club. If East had played king of clubs earlier the endplay would not occur. Declarer cashed ace of clubs before trumping the third spade, a clever play.
To Visit Mason Cornelius D Struble of Kansas City grand master of the Grand Council Royal and Select Masters of Missouri will visit Ezra Council at its stated assembly at the Masonic Temple this evening. He was elected grand master at the annual assembly in St Joseph April 25.
Canton June 13 AP Yon Hsi-Shan an aging warlord from Shansi province took over as Nationalist China's premier, succeeding Gen Hu Ying-Chin who resigned. He declined cabinet posts after stepping down as defense minister, pledged to defend Taiyuan to the death, and said he would do everything for victory for his government amid Communist pressure.
A column notes 20 leading educators including Dwight Eisenhower and James Conant urge teaching about communism in U.S. schools without advocacy. President Truman backs objective presentation, stressing that young citizens should learn about totalitarianism with critical, factual instruction and official documents.
The most likely reason is a nervous disposition. Some people perspire more on their palms under emotion or strain, though the exact cause is unknown.
New York reports Adolf Hitler's yacht Grille, valued at 4 million dollars, is scheduled to arrive from Gibraltar Wednesday. George Arida, a Middle East industrialist, has acquired the vessel and plans to maximize its use, aiming for maximum prestige and display.
Adolph Edward Henry, 61, of Richland, drowned when a flash flood swept his car from a low water crossing on the West Ginize Creek between Camdenton and Richland. His body was recovered about a mile downstream, Missouri Highway Patrol reported.
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