Morse and Morse battle lines frame 1950s U S politics
Republican leaders vow to defeat Oregon Senator Morse with a national drive led by Leonard Hall and Barry Goldwater, while Truman rallies for Morse and Democrats seek reelect. The piece contrasts party factions, policy fights over TVA and private power, and bold campaign strategy.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Sen. Warne Lyman Horse
Oregon
Senate
Hail
New Yorker
Norris
Bat Tucker Borah
Jona Sn
Eisenhower
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TC Party
Wefort
Barry M. Goldwater
Artoona
Northwest
Morse
Goldwater
Paul Patterson
Paw Butler
Poyliss
OPTI
Missouri high schoolers chosen for engineer training program
Nineteen students from Missouri were selected for the first class of an engineer training program run by the State Highway Commission in cooperation with the University of Missouri and Rolla School of Mines. The group, chosen from 145 applicants, will combine field survey work with academic study at MU or the School of Mines. Notable selections include twins Terry John and Jerry Don Stars of Harrisonville and a diverse roster of students from across the state.
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Missouri
State
Highway J Commission
University of Missouri
Thio Rolla School of Mines
University
School of Mines
Bach
Commission
Terry John
Jerry Don Stars
Harrisonville
Theodore Lawrence Clack
Brunswick
Joe George Dillard
Chillicothe
Donald Charles Bartosik
Sheibina
John Allen Smith
Fof Wannibal
Royal James Field
Kansas City
Glennon Val ‘Yockster
St. Louis
Cordon Lloyd Sanders
Hame
James Darrell Jackson
St. Joseph
Charles Eugene Asher
Winona
Larry
Tribune Established in 1683 Jefferson City Post Tribune
The Jefferson City Post Tribune details its history and daily publication schedule with rate information and service areas. It lists staff members and access to Associated Press news. Subscriptions are described for Jefferson City and surrounding counties, with rates for one week, monthly, and longer terms.
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Tribune
NEWS+TRIBUNE COMPANY
RC. Gosmorn
Chester Krause
Associated Press
Jefferson
City
Nixon remarks spark debate on world peace and diplomacy
A columnist notes heightened public pressure on officials to speak openly. Vice President Nixon calls the Big Four conference a possible last chance to avoid war, drawing criticism for implying near certainty of conflict if talks fail. The piece observes media, public, and official reactions shaping discourse.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Cuties
Canton
Neiss
Washington
Courtesy to the Flag and Military Etiquette Discussed
A fragmented account describes reactions to flag etiquette and respect during a veteran’s ceremony. It mentions veterans in uniform, civilians standing at attention, and mixed feelings about the display of respect, noting some perceived disrespect and a call for proper flag decorum.
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State Department of the
Ani
Teorgue
Rene
Hoover
U.S
Early Treatment For Stuttering Help For Parents
Mrs E G seeks guidance as her 11 year old daughter, a nervous child, stutters. Experts note stuttering often begins by age 3 and relief comes from supportive parenting, professional speech centers, and not waiting for it to outgrow. The piece cites the American Speech and Hearing Association and providers nationwide. George Brent recovers from eye surgery in Oakland. attendance at St Johns Hospital confirms possible early discharge in a few days.
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Hal Toyle
Kansas City
Tim
Peaile
Young
New York
Edwin
Jordan M
E. G
United States
American Speech and Hearing Association
Inn National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
South
LaSalle
Chicago
George Brent
Oxnamd
Calif
Ceuye Brent
St. John’s Hospital
Tise Hererd
Jess
Jump suit versus trump in bridge bidding analysis
Oswald Jacoby notes that a four card jump suit can beat a longer trump suit. Exceptions exist as South with five clubs chooses to bid five clubs, challenging partner’s support. North’s correct action is discussed, alongside a political aside on threats to liberty and world peace.
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Oswald Jacoby
Eah Iner
Mwinan Liberty
APL
Exploring 4-4 Trump Suit Theory in Bridge Handplay
The article discusses trump suit strategies in bridge, evaluating 4-4 versus 5-3 splits. It analyzes discards, finesses, and how key cards like the king of diamonds affect outcomes, with an example showing why North should pass five eliths rather than bid five hearts to avoid overreach.
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Tal
East
South
North
TV policy reappraisal urged by Kentucky owner and publisher
An agitated call urges Congress to undertake a thorough reassessment of government policy toward television. Mark Ethyl from Horseville, Kentucky, a TV owner and publisher, voices concern over rising costs and regulatory pressure, stressing urgency for action.
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Congress
Cansuries Shakespeare
Mark Ethyl Tourseille
Pubushes
Funds Planned for Missouri Baptist Colleges
A five year plan would distribute 3,095,000 to three Missouri Baptist colleges. Hannibal Las Grange Junior College would receive 355,000, Southwest Baptists Junior College 885,000, and William Jewell College 1,645,000. The totals come from the church cooperative gift program pending Missouri Baptist Convention approval at its Joplin meeting October 25 to 27. The plan stems from a year long survey led by Dr. Aierle A. Mitchell.
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Missouri Baptist
Missouri
Baptist Callnges
Missouri Baptist General Assn
Missouri Uarik Assn
Joplin
Hannibal-Las Grange
Hannibal
Southwest
Bolivar
William Jewell Lene
Liberty
Aierle A. Mitchell Leberry
Ba nana Splits Endorse Central Ice Cream Pairing
A lighthearted note promotes Ba nana Splits paired with Central Ice Cream, claiming the combination would be better. It reflects casual regional food enthusiasm without official endorsement or data.
Tuberculosis Society approves $95 for X rays in Cole County
County tuberculosis society met yesterday to approve bills totaling 95 dollars for X ray and special medical treatments. Miss Hetty I. Deach, the county health nurse, announced no active TB cases in the county recently and noted inmates admitted to Mount Vernon Sanitorium for treatment. Three arrested cases were checked. The 1954 Christmas Seals sale raised 2769 dollars, 198 more than 1953, with a goal of 3001 dollars. The society plans its next meeting on September 13.
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Cole County
County Tuberculosis Society
Hetty I. Deach
Mount Vernon
Joach
Missouri Zone Forecasts Summary
Missouri zone forecasts predict generally fair conditions for zones 1 through 5 with gradual warming. Zone 3 and Zone 4 note possible showers in southern counties, while others stay mostly dry. Highs near 80s, lows upper 50s to mid 60s across the districts.
Deepest Oil Wells Reach Toward Earth's Mantle
Report notes exploration drills pushing to greater depths as engineers chase higher yield. Projects expand to extreme depths with rigs operating in challenging geology and remote fields.
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