Postal rate summary with Missouri and adjoining counties
Fragmented OCR shows subscription and delivery rates for Missouri and adjoining counties, noting weekly, monthly and outside Missouri charges. Amounts include 9.10 for six months, 4.55 outside three months, 1.25 for month counts, and 0.75 for order counts within Missouri. Delivery outside Missouri listed as 424.
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Jefferson Cineatlos
Scorming
Sindar Eoetes
Ole
Polio Threat Diminishes But Not Vanished In Missouri
Missouri health officials note a sharp drop in polio cases years after a peak of 1,193. Through the first 26 weeks of this year only two cases were reported, far below last year. Dr. H M Hardwicke credits immunization but cautions cycles of the disease and unvaccinated Missourians keep the danger alive.
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Missouri
State Division of Health
H. M. Hardwicke
Fido the Loyal Dog Becomes Local Legend in Borgo
In Borgo Italy a white and brown mongrel named Fido rests in the town cemetery after his master died in an Allied air raid 1354 years ago. For years Fido waited at the bus stop daily, never missing his appointment with hope. The community has honored him with a marble monument and a gold medal, praising his steadfast loyalty as a model for human imitation.
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Fido
Borgo
Italy
Luco
Safety in Outings and Public Wables Editorial Notes
Missouri's traffic deaths reach 385 by June 1, still below last year's pace. Weekend travel, drownings rise caution urged. Quotes from leaders and figures on democracy, Algeria, beekeeping, and Rotary ethics appear as pasted excerpts.
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Joplin
Missouri
World Peace and Soviet Censorship Debate Sparks Tense Press Club Talk
Prime Minister Macmillan argues that real peace hinges on the Soviet Union ending news censorship and self confident control of communications. He cites Soviet distortion and jamming of Western broadcasts as barriers to trust and wide settlement amid nuclear tension. The piece links censorship to misperceptions that could threaten global stability.
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Washington
Hardy Macmillan
Great Britain
National Press Club
Mikhail Menshikov
Russia
Macmillan
Soviet Union
America
United States
Congress
Khrushchev
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Remembering Back in the Good Old Days Dogs Had More Freedom Than Children
HAL BOYLE recalls nostalgic contrasts from a bygone era. The piece prompts reflections on carefree dog freedom, social quirks, and everyday life in earlier decades, framing changes in work, youth, fashion, food, and urban behavior with a humorous tone.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Doctor Advises Bigger Meals To Add Needed Weight
A column by Edwin P. Jordan MD discusses weight gain through higher calorie intake and lifestyle adjustments. It explains the body as an engine, where fuel is food and energy use depends on exercise, recommending increasing fats, carbohydrates, and overall food intake while balancing activity.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Patchwork of opinions on science policy and society
A collage of quotes on science leadership federal policy and risk contrasting Bush on guiding scientists with private counsel, Roberts warning of traffic deaths, Hammarskjold and air travel, Hoover on law enforcement, and cultural rifts. It shifts to health guidance urging weight gain through increased intake and meals, finishing with a nostalgic note on grandmothers and home fires.
National Whirligig Handling of Pay Increases Sparks Debate
National critique targets Congress for approving pay raises for federal officials and staff while denying boosts for regional Post Office managers and executive aides. The piece argues this contradicts rising inflation, suggests missing science leadership, and notes costly House Office Building projects amid calls to defer unless inflation tightens.
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Capitol Hill
Risenower
Gener Rlly
Congress
Post Office Department
Russia
House
Senate
United States Congress
Navy
United States
Little secretary with private coat rack still in place
A fragment notes a secretary described as a stenographer who retains a coat rack for herself, suggesting a small office scene or anecdote within an archival snippet.
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