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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
3
The item lists newspaper names and historical establishment dates, staff roles, AP association, and subscription rates. It notes Jefferson City Missouri postal status, delivery options, and regional pricing across Missouri counties and adjoining states, with various rates and terms.
The Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce Merchants Committee plans the July Clearance and Bazaar as a major 1957 sales promotion following successful June Ozark Vacation Days. Officials say nearly 40,000 shoppers visited stores during June events, reflecting growing merchant cooperation and economic benefit for the city.
Airlines face a long standing no show problem where passengers buy reservations then skip travel. The Civil Aeronautics Board allows penalties to cancel unused tickets if notified, aiming to curb space hoarding and unfairly depriving other travelers. A steeper fine is suggested if current measures fail.
The Mayflower II replica, departing Plymouth England, endured 53 days at sea under Captain Alan Vil lers. The crew faced capricious winds and choppy seas yet guided the vessel to landfall off the Massachusetts coast earning praise for a historic, enterprising voyage.
Missouri corrections chief Col James D Carter touts progress at Jefferson City and plans for a medium security prison near Moberly. Since 1954 riots, idle inmates have fallen from about half to under 300. 25 percent to receive vocational training. $10 million allocated for Moberly facility. diagnostic center planned. 40 shop superintendents to train after a course at Lincoln University.
Washington reports that the Senate passed the Mutual Security Program despite opposition, showing Democrats form the larger bloc against the president’s foreign aid plan. Final tally 65 for, 29 absent or opposed. 18 Democrats and 33 Republicans opposed the $3.637 billion authorization. The vote signals broader international cooperation rather than isolationism.
Hal Boyle surveys devices that could bind people closer together and examines bipartisan support for foreign aid. He notes the era's optimism tempered by political divides as Democrats and Republicans clash over international investment, disarmament talks, and the role of government in stimulating world trade.
A 1920s style critique by Ray Tucker questions the Roosevelt and Fair Deal era labor policies, accusing union bosses of power abuses and predicting threats to wage gains and employee protections. The piece condemns Taft Harley era reforms while warning of a plastic age undermining worker autonomy and social reform.
Doctor explains fibrositis as inflammation of soft tissues causing muscle and ligament pain across the body. Causes include infection, injury, cold, and overexertion. relief may come from aspirin heat therapy or targeted rest. Readers learn about varied symptoms such as persistent pain and tenderness, with many experiencing attacks at different times.
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