The Post Tribune Masthead and Miscellaneous Details
A historical newspaper masthead overview listing The Tribune and The Post established 1863 and 1903, printing company details, editors and officers, Associated Press affiliation, entry status in Jefferson City Missouri, and subscription rates for various regions and durations.
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Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Post
Tribune Printing CO
Edward He Wintersos
Pscceee
Robert C. Gashorn
Associated Press
Focal News
Jefferson City
Gertler
Missouri
Special session debated to act on Survey Commission report
The piece discusses whether Governor Caulfield should call a special session of the General Assembly to consider the State Survey Commission's recommendations. It weighs costs, timing, and political factors, noting public interest and the potential to address the commission's report either in a fall special session or the following regular session. It cites past aviation progress and the public’s evolving view of new technologies as context for policy urgency.
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General Assembly
Caulfield
State Survey Commission
Survey Commission
Pny
House
Senate
Heli
DeMolay youth praised for leadership and disciplined growth
Comment praises the DeMolay youth movement for producing leaders and low crime, noting 1306 active chapters by 1920 and wide reach from Alaska to the Philippines. It urges American tourism and domestic travel, highlighting Hoover’s West trip plan and Commerce efforts to “See America first.”
Statewide amendments seek excess condemnation rights
Missouri petitions push a constitutional amendment to allow excess condemnation for counties and municipalities on the November ballot. Reports from St. Louis note a man retracted a robbery claim and was released after stating only $25 lost. In Lamar a youth died from a rabies bite after a dog vanished. In St. Louis a teen was seriously injured chasing a foul ball in an amateur game. Missouri politicians spar over White House statements about support for candidates. State American Legion convention plans and district caucuses were set for Chillicothe. Missouri amateur golf champion Dick Bockenkamp won his title in Milburn.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Paul Self
Junior Baumeister
Forest Park
Self
Kansas City
R. E
Dick” Bockenkamp
Luther Schembach
Milburn
Inks
Bockenkamp
Anorexia nervosa examined by Dr Venables
The article explains failure of appetite as a serious sign linked to malnutrition and nervous or physical disturbances. It describes anorexia nervosa in young girls, noting mental factors often trigger it, cases from Dr J F Venables, and the need to rule out intestinal issues before addressing underlying causes to restore appetite. It cites caution about suggesting a mental cause too quickly and advises gradual investigation.
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J. F. Venables
Venables
Missouri Week End Reports Political Shakeups and Tragedies
In Missouri on June 16 AP reports Henry A. Kersting resigns as 9th census district supervisor alleging influence by a high government official. Robert W. Shankland, 72, Katy Railroad worker, drowns in an abandoned well in Columbia. Poplar Bluff sees a mysterious death of Hugh Cox, body found atop a Missouri Pacific train, as W A Pander sustains an injury trying to board a freight. Initiative petitions circulate in St. Louis.
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Louis
Henry A. Kersting
Columbia, Mo
Robert W. Shankland
Katy Failroad
Poplar Bluff
Hugh Cox
Missouri Pacific
W. A. Pander
White House Neutral In New Jersey Senate Race
In Newark New Jersey June 16 AP reports two White House neutrality declarations frame a tight Republican Senate contest to be decided tomorrow. Candidates Dwight W Morrow Joseph Frelinghuysen and Franklin D Fort contend on prohibition. Morrow seeks repeal and state control of liquor traffic Frelinghuysen favors federal modification and Fort runs on a dry platform with anti saloon league backing.
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David Baird, Jr
Hoover
Morrow
Senate
White House
Fort
Frelinghuysen
Baird
New Jersey
Newark
N. J
White House of Neutrality
Dwight W. Morroy
Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen
Franklin D. Fort
Frelingh
Jealousy and Schemes Strain Alan and Natalie in Bake Placid
In Chapter XIX Alan and Natalie quarrel over Bernadine Lamont as her illness tests loyalties. Phillipa trains to win sympathy while Alan hides his restlessness, guiding his thoughts toward Natalie then toward Phillipa as he contemplates writing. A tense office dynamic shadows a fragile marriage.
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Alan
Hernadine Lamont
Bobby
Eayed
Bernadine
Phillipa West
Phillipa
Jetter
Bernafice
Bobbys
Whilliva
Pamipa
Coxty
Nae Tale
Philipz
Phillips
Ieast
Phil- Mpa
Olice
The Office Visit That Stirred a Marriage Rift
Alan, moody on a rainy day, drafts a hard letter to Natalie demanding her return. Natalie, anxious and torn, reads her family’s reactions, questions her future, and contemplates defiance against a possible divorce amid pride and independence.
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Natalie
Jim
Alan
Westchester
Florence
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