Ten Year Old UN Becomes World of Hatreds Recalled
James Marlow, Associated Press, reflects on the United Nations ten years after its 1945 founding. He notes persistent distrust and the absence of a true international army, yet acknowledges UN aids in health, education, and agriculture, plus the enduring veto power of the US and Russia blocking Security Council actions.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
San Francisco
United Nations
U.N
United States
Russia
Security Council
Double of Four Spades in Jacoby on Bridge
A reader asks who bears blame for a four spades double in a bridge hand. Oswald Jacoby explains the double was for business, and North should have shown takeout strength with a four no trump if desired. The column analyzes risk, balancing action and penalties in the soiled palm of a high stakes deal.
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Oswald Jacoby
South
North
East
West
Jefferson City Post Tribune subscription notice
Public notice from Jefferson City Post Tribune detailing subscription rates by region including Cole and adjoining counties and other Missouri areas. Incorrect or damaged OCR text partially obscures addresses and pricing. readers advised on available delivery options and service limitations.
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Cole
Countien
Seissouri
Onlyine
Missouri
Siseouril
Mistuust
Ole
Cowntita
Ford wage pact aims to stabilize yearly worker income
Labor experts debate the Ford signed wage pact calling it a guaranteed annual wage. They argue the plan mainly stabilizes regular earnings through temporary layoffs with 26 weeks of benefits and a 5 cent per hour reserve to fund the supplementary benefits. The piece frames the pact as a stabilizer rather than a full protection.
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Ford
Most
Jung
Act Aot
President Eisenhower faces unprecedented family dissent
National Whirligig by Ray Tucker and HAL Boyle surveys political unease around President Eisenhower. It notes Cabinet feuding, resignations like Byrnes, and clashes with officials such as Campbell and Kuykendall over TVA, FPC, and policy limits. It also highlights senator Knowland’s opposition and shifts in party leadership amid broader administrative tensions.
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Ray Tuckel
Washington
Lisenhower
Jesse H. Jones
Texas
Harry S. Truman
James
F. Byrnes
Ray Tucker
Inkes
Byrnes
White House
Joseph Campbell Ans
Jerome K. Kuykendall
Federal Power Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
Campbell
Dixon- Yates
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Capitol Hill
Kuyken
FPC
Eisenhower
Imatura
Kuyendall
Supreme Court
Phillips
Miled
Bul Ike
William F.I
Alben Airkley
Kentucky
Senate
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Visual Memory Boost for Office Workers With Hearing Defects
Almanac notes a national spotlight on light and memory as Edison’s electric lamp and photoflash anniversary approach. It urges readers to plan community block celebrations, cites rising car ownership and bulb use, and shares quirky notes from the Gold jobs department on Ringling Bros. elephants and circus choreography.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Aly Nanac
Kane
Richard
Edith Darstow
Ringling
Delinquency, Diplomacy and Public Figures Cited
A garbled clipping cites Magistrate Graham Dam on juvenile delinquents and notes global security stakes in Asia. It quotes Romulo Nixon Johnson and Dearborn on peace, justice, and public safety, with stray references to Arthur Godfrey and Ed Sullivan.
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Graham Dam
Lenon
England
Afrieca
Asia
Carlos Y P. Romulo
Noise and Courtesy at St Marys Hospital
A reader laments hospital noise from visitors at St Marys, Jefferson City, noting bell warnings ignored, visitors entering after hours, loud radio, and hallway disruptions. The letter urges visitors to show consideration, to ease patients' pain, and to support overworked staff, especially during a period of short staffing and ongoing patient care.
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St. Mary's
Ma Baomibet
Une
Post- Tribune
St. Mary's Hospital
Jefferson City
Chihdren
Levef
Parachutes From Plane At 70 Years of Age
Detroit news records seventy year old Jack Clapp performing a parachute jump to prove age is only a state of mind. The retiree, once a painter with city schools, executed the stunt after planning it, somersaulting briefly before deploying the parachute.
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Detroit
Jack Clapp
Geese Used by Cotton Farmers to Eradicate Weeds
Bakersfield Calif U Cotton farmers tackle labor shortage in San Joaquin Valley by using geese to clear weeds. About 100 geese cleared 66 acres in two weeks, eating dolinson and nut grasses while avoiding crops. Farmer Fred Schardt notes the method reduces hand weeding and fits the season.
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Bakersfield
Calif
San Josquin Valley
Fred Schardt
Missouri Zone Forecasts for Zones 1 and 2
Zones 1 and 2 expect generally fair weather today tonight and Tuesday with temperatures around 86 to 59 degrees. Zone 3 will be mostly fair with little temperature change around 86 to 62 degrees. Zones 4 and 5 show partly cloudy conditions with generally fair tonight and Tuesday and minor temperature shifts around 88 to 89 degrees.
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