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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1956
Page
2
The notice lists weekly and Sunday rates by region including Cole and adjoining counties, alia counties in Bilstouri, and other counties in Missouri. It distinguishes in town delivery versus carrier delivery and notes prices for outside Missouri and nearby towns.
Cole County launches free mobile chest X ray checks on July 1 in cooperation with the Junior Chamber of Commerce and tuberculosis society. Periodic screenings help detect tuberculosis early and prevent severe illness. The service is free with private results, aiming to benefit every resident through early diagnosis and potential saved hospital time.
A discussion notes possible jet traffic expansion near Central Missouri and near Mexico, with calls to balance progress and nuisance from sonic booms. Testimony supports studies to curb the jolt of jet noise as aviation experts seek methods to reduce sonic disturbances while welcoming air progress.
A print note suggests the do it yourself craze is slowing as readers imagine a shift away from tools and projects. It hints at fraternal groups and readers choosing comfort over manual tasks with a humorous reflection on home life and priorities. The piece references Theodor Parker.
A guest editorial from Columbia urges greater caution on streets after a child is struck by a car in Columbia Springs and Summer. It calls for slower speeds, wiser driving, and vigilant parental training to keep children safe, praising police efforts and urging all to act responsibly.
A 1950 Herald Tribune reprint analyzes a 5 to 4 Supreme Court ruling on use of confidential information in security cases. It discusses Justices Frankfurter and Douglas opinions, Eisenhower remarks from 1953, and the tension between due process and national safety in wartime intelligence.
A terse note contrasts aging readers with new Tum blers described as IT. The snippet hints at technology or trends challenging older audiences to adapt to fresh gadgets or platforms. No clear event or names emerge.
A disrupted report notes an internal push within liberal Democrats to nominate a senator for vice president while a high profile figure opposes quitting. The effort is centered on replacing the retiring leader, with silence around the target of the maneuver.
Fragmentary note cites Adlai Stevenson and Mr McCarratt with references to primaries, immigration, public opinion, and security. The text hints at political tensions shaping voter attitudes and a veto issue affecting policy discussions.
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