Tribune Advertising Rates and Publication Details
The notice outlines Tribune publication specifics from Jefferson City Missouri with pricing for subscriptions and delivery areas. It references the Associated Press exclusive use, telegraphic dispatches, and various regional rate structures for Missouri counties and outside areas.
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Associated Press
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Jefferson City
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Hincour
Tonne
Esate
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FAO
Missouri
Voting: A Duty and Privilege for Jefferson City
Jefferson City residents improperly registered have until July to become eligible for the August 7 primary. Cole County reports over 1,000 ineligible voters. the new law allows corrections. Citizens urged to register and vote to fulfill a key democratic duty and privilege in county and state races.
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Jefferson City
Cole County
Jefferson Citinns
Senate
Congress
Reneson
Jefferson Cillans
Ehough
Jeffersons Citions
Jefferson Cilians
The Chigger Returns to Stinging Summers Here
Readers recall the persistent chigger as a tiny but incessant irritant. A Post-Tribune editor notes the term dechiggering tied to Missouri River Bridge dedication coverage. State workers sprayed DDT in the area and local readers lament lack of a permanent anti chigger repellent.
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Ietler Tyha
Post-Tribune
Jefferson Cition
Missouri River
Ehinger
Axel
Seaton Named Interior Secretary Choice By Senate Voices
Applause for Seaton in the judgment of the Us Senate and a sond many others. Fred Seaton of Nebraska will make a good Secretary of the Interior. Democrats who opposed his predecessor Douglas McKay say Seaton is a wise pick for the post. Seaton rose from Nebraska senator to a White House staff role under Eisenhower and now faces the hornets nest of private power issues in the Interior department. The appointment may blunt regional tensions and show calm handling of the sensitive charge. Deut 4 12 verse is cited in a reflective closing.
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Fred Seaton
Nebraska
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Seaton
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Sealon
Pay-as-You-Go Stance in Missouri Highlighted by Official
A guest editorial notes Missouri has borrowed modestly over 35 years, totaling about 236 million in five bond issues. It contrasts with federal borrowings and cites 75 million in new bonds this year plus 8.6 million soldier bonds, two road programs totaling 60 and 76 million, and a 10 million building bond in 1944.
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Joplin Glob
Missouri
Tadicionally
Staff Board of Fund Commissioners
Teaue
Supreme Court split on security law threat to government
The six justices fault the majority for striking a key anti subversion tool. They warn the ruling endangers national security by limiting executive power to designate sensitive positions. Critics urge immediate congressional action to restore enforcement and prevent Communist subversion.
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Chore Even to Write a Check Mary Roberts Rinehart Nearing Eighty
Mary Roberts Rinehart propels the tale as an aging author suffering writer's cramp at nearly 80. She recalls loving to work and prefers longhand with a fountain pen she cherishes over portraits, living in a Fifth Avenue apartment with multiple crafts.
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Insecurity Overseas Shapes U.S. Foreign Aid View
Washington debates the security costs of foreign aid as Americans question long deployments in Europe and beyond. The piece cites public worry about bases in London and Rome, the Navy Air Force budget, and risks of conflicts that influence how Congress funds programs. It also surveys battles within the industry, mentions Mrs. Rinehart’s life and work, and notes personal tragedies shaping a public figure’s perspective.
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London
Rome
Lealt
Congress
Jefferson City Circus Summer Reading Draws Big Child Lib Uses
The Jefferson City library reports over 1,500 books checked out by children during the first week of the Circus Summer Reading Program. Many titles were borrowed by first and second graders in a drive that included a bookmobile and local volunteers.
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