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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1952

Page

3

Tribune Post: Jefferson City's Early 20th Century Rates

Local newspaper clippings reveal publication details and subscription pricing for Jefferson City Missouri, including AP content, second class matter status, mailing routes, and weekly or Sunday rates. Rates list 30 cents weekly and 90.90 annually, with regional and Missouri-wide charges.

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Skepticism Grows Over POW Trade in Korea Postmasters

Washington reports a long stalemate in Korean peace talks and the decision by President Truman and Secretary Acheson to offer repatriation leaflets to Koje prisoners who refused return to North Korea. The piece argues the move was ideological, not military, and notes opposition from Eisenhower and Bradley. It also describes the leaflets as a humane offer with no guaranteed refuge and cites the prisoners sought bread and survival.

Post-Tribune Jefferson City Missouri Korea Ray Tucker Washington Truman Acheson Koje North Korea Jacheson Syngman Rhee Capitol Hill Boamer Capitol Wi Pentagon Truman-Acheson Kremlin White House India Middle East Africa

Three Phase View of Eisenhower Nomination Battle

The piece outlines a three phase strategy for nominating Eisenhower as the Republican choice. It highlights debates over Pennsylvania and Michigan delegations and southern contested delegates, plus the impact of Taft versus Eisenhower on the national committee and convention dynamics. It also touches on prisoner repatriation issues and postwar diplomacy influencing the broader political landscape.

Eisenhower Pennsylvania Michigan Taft Ike National Committee and Credentials Committee National Committee Ths Tice

Taft attacks Acheson influence in foreign policy

Senator Robert A Taft argues that the president should remove Acheson from foreign affairs to serve the country. Experts warn that a Truman Acheson shift could complicate global conflict, jeopardize Geneva prisoner treatment accords, and hinder war harm mitigation. An actress Audrey Totter comment from 1864 is noted obliquely.

Acheson Robert A. Taft Audrey Totter

Screwball Letters and Postmaster Reform in one Issue

HAL BOYLE recounts screwball visitors at a New York desk including a man who argued fans have rights at ballparks and a mix of quirky correspondents. The piece shifts to postmaster pay, class definitions, and a Truman plan for civil service reforms, detailing how first through fourth class offices are paid and how appointments could change under Senate and civil service oversight.

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Jacoby on Bridge Midboard Lead Sequences Create Tense Play

Bridge notes cover a complex hand with West opening one club and dummy North with a nine high sequence and queen. East makes a strong response while South declines with a pass, leading to a contested trick play and a key lead. West's opening choice and subsequent defensive moves shape the outcome of the hand.

Intercollegiate bridge tourney test and result

Oswald Jacoby describes a hands on a national intercollegiate bridge contest with 168 colleges across 43 states taking part. Rice Institute of Houston, Texas won the championship by John T. Harris and Richard M. Sutton.

Oswald Jacoby Declarer Pays South Dunmy East Ted Dia John T. Harris Richard M. Sutton Rice Institute Houston Tex

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