Jefferson City Postsubscription Rates and Mailing Info
The Jefferson City Post announces subscription rates and mail routes including local carrier delivery, city and adjoining counties pricing, and outside Missouri charges. It lists weekly, semiweekly, and monthly prices and notes mail service areas and delivery methods.
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REA Could Prove On Mand on Weae Army in Effect
Republican concern over Democratic attempts to win farm votes hinges on REA power and rural services. The piece argues the Rural Electrification Administration shapes farming politics, aiding price supports, loans, and rural telephone and TV access to sway voters. It discusses potential personnel shifts, planned agency expansion, and the GOP strategy around MacArthur and Taft in a close election.
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Dulles Sees Red Successes Shaping War Risk Says War Depends
The report cites Dulles at a Japan Society dinner asserting that Soviet control of farm electrification and Western influence could raise war risk. He notes Roosevelt's 1940 bid for Wallace as VP was dispensable to some, and praises Japanese leadership against the Soviet threat while highlighting US-Russian-Japanese dynamics.
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Missouri River Dikes and Dam Plans Stir Readers Letter Page
Readers pen opinions on Missouri River damming projects and levee need, urging federal action and river management. A column cites politicians and engineers while discussing Pick-Sloan plans, Army policy on MacArthur speeches, and river navigation implications from Kansas City to St Louis. A Missouri teacher obituary note is also mentioned alongside river debates.
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15 746 Non-Farm Jobs Filled Reportedly By State Service
The Missouri State Employment Service placed 15 746 men and women in non farm jobs in May. Director Charles A. Ricker states the figure reflects ongoing placement efforts and workforce demand.
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Taft and Eisenhower Fight for Uncommitted Delegates
The GOP contest heats up as Taft leads in delegates and eyes a majority of 604. Closed door moves signal strategizing to maintain momentum and pressure, with Taft’s camp pushing the bandwagon argument while asserting a large delegate lead.
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Public figures on government seizure and democracy
National Steel Corp chair Ernest T. Weir warns that seizing the steel industry sets a precedent for taking property amid disputes with the government. Maj. Gen. Roscoe B. Woodruff calls for returning control to players after Operation Longhorn maneuvers in Texas. Former AG J. Howard McGrath extols true democracy offering justice and opportunity for all.
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Lightning Myths and Farmer Facts Bob Hawkins Column
Dad Hawkins writes on lightning myths once tied to cats and warm cows, noting many beliefs persist. He urges readers to learn the real science after his cow barn was struck, arguing most people know little and much of what they claim is farmer lore.
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Eisenhowers Mother Preserved In Abilene Home Echoes
KELMAN MORIN reports Dwight Eisenhower’s mother Ida is remembered in Abilene as a strong, religious woman who ran a busy household for five sons. The home preserves her quiet influence through family items, a Bible, and portraits, even as political tides shift and MacArthur stresses Americanism.
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Man Drops Dead at Burlington Railroad Project
Richmond AP report says Clarence Lorenz aged 43 collapsed and died while working on a Burlington Railroad project near Richmond. Coroner Dr. John Baker ruled death caused by alcoholism and the exc.
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