Jefferson City Post-Tribune Printer's note and subscription rates
A historical note from the Jefferson City Post-Tribune outlines publication listing and Associated Press rights, followed by extensive subscription pricing for Jefferson City, Missouri, its surrounding counties and outside Missouri, with carriers and terms for weekly, Sunday and daily editions.
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Maistaines Mall
Catches in Pleasant Picture Of Building Boom
A June 16 national feature notes a booming yet risky housing era driven by FHA and VA mortgage guarantees. It warns of rising ownership gaps, possible overbuilding, and the hidden cost to taxpayers as "Fannie May" absorbs defaulted loans and drags government finances into the real estate cycle.
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Wurrest
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans' Administration
Congress
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Fannie May
Richard
FHA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United States Treasury
Franklin D. Richards
Lindsay C. Warren
Uncle Sam
FILA
Fansie May
Treasury
Secrets Shared with Strangers Reveal Hidden Life
New York June 16 AP report notes that people reveal private secrets to strangers rather than friends. An interviewer recalls confidences from diverse lives, including a woman who killed her husband for insurance and fled, while she herself stayed silent about the tale.
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New York
Vestler
Acheson Congress talks seek warmer, informal ties
Acheson urges cooperative meetings with Congress to improve understanding of foreign affairs. Critics say dress and delivery are unfairly judged while stressing the need for relaxed, constructive dialogue. If lawmakers stay focused on issues, the experiment could narrow the gap between Congress and the executive in handling American foreign policy.
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Acheson
Congress
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Tore
Hume
Dresty Alossiess
Con-gress
Hogan's Comeback Shines At U S Open
Ardmore Pennsylvania witnessed Ben Hogan's remarkable return to form after a long recovery from a 1938 car accident. He fought to a triple tie in the U S Open playoff, then surged ahead to win, proving adversity a challenge to conquer.
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Ardmore
Ben Hogan
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California
Texas
A Jong
Quotes on subsidy flaws and postwar optimism cited
Senator Douglas voices concern over the silver purchase program failing to aid producers without need tests. President Auriol praises allied democratic efforts to avert conflict. President Truman expresses enduring optimism dating back to 1948.
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Pat Douglas
Illinois
Vincent Auriol
France
George VI
England
Doctor Answers On Serious Symptoms In Selves And Children
Doctor's Q A column summarizes reader questions about recognizing serious symptoms in themselves and children. Topics include urinary blood in a child, heart impact of beer, acne treatment caution, nose and ear itching, thyroid activity, tics in children, eyelid hair growth, and positive sputum for tuberculosis with notes on medical guidance.
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Jordan
Guesswork Versus Safe Doubles In Bridge
North argues a redouble gamble could yield 360 points if the contract makes, risking 200 if defeated, while South cautions that guessing can backfire. The exchange highlights the tension between arithmetic odds and prudent play in high stakes bridge decisions.
Consideration of West as a cautious grand slam doubler
The text weighs West’s skill in doubles and the improbability of a slam if he doubles. North errs by optimistic bidding, while South could simply assess his own cards to decide. The final note shifts to straw berries and geese weed control, a non sequitur filler from the article.
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University of Missouri School of Journalism
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Gearze
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Child Born in Car on Way to Hospital
Mary Casey aged 23 of Hickman Mills gave birth to a daughter en route to a hospital near Stang Station on LD S Highway 50. The mother and daughter completed the trip and are doing well.
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Kansas City
Mary Casey
Hickman Mills
LD. S. Highway 50
Daugster
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