News Tribune and Post Establishment Details
The passage provides publishing details for a Jefferson City paper, listing editors and staff, Associated Press rights, and varying subscription rates and delivery areas across Missouri. It notes weekday publication, post office entry, and carrier delivery terms with multiple regional price brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Tribune
News-Tribune
RB. C. Goshorn
J. G .Aieeley
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Defensive driving urged as Missouri roads grim in summer crash rise
Amid pledges of improving statewide traffic safety, Mid Missouri patrols report 42 deaths in Troop F area this year, up from 32 two years ago. Editors warn vacation travel will swell highways, urging defensive driving and strict adherence to safety rules to curb carnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kensas
Kansas City
Detroit car makers shift to safety over speed
Traffic safety experts praise Detroit firms for resolving to de emphasize speed and stress safety in future models. After years of marketing power and racing bragging, manufacturers now urge cautious driving as accident fatalities rise, hoping motorists heed the safer path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ole Company
Missouri road system honored by five governors at Jefferson City
Five Missouri governors including active and retired leaders were guests of honor at ceremonies marking the state highway system's progress. Former Gov Stark urged protections for the highway plan from special interests and cautioned about future vehicle changes and fuel taxes. He emphasized controlled access to prevent congestion and death traps while noting Missouri's low gasoline tax per gallon supports a large highway network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Courter
Missouri
Jefferson City
Stark
Donnell
Donnelly
Smith
Blair
Auto Club of Missouri
Imdine Motors
Safe Summer Swim Message At Cape Girardeau
CAPE GIRARDEAU SOUTHEAST MISSOURI AN Many readers are urged to practice safety this summer as reckless swimming and driving claim lives. The piece cites that 100 million Americans cannot swim and urges swimming only where lifeguards are present to prevent tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau
Supreme Court cripples congressional inquiry effectiveness
National Affairs notes the Supreme Court ruling requiring explicit legislative purpose for questions, hindering investigations into communists, racketeers in labor unions, and corruption. It warns the decision would have blocked exposure of Teapot Dome and A1ger Hiss era inquiries, forcing Senate or House resolutions for validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the
Senate
House
Supreme Court
America
Harding
Aler Hiss
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Young model and wolf expert tests Supreme Court limits
A Manhattan model who earned about 535,000 last year also serves as an authority on wolves. Hal Boyle profiles the woman who balances high paid fashion work with expert commentary on wolves as Justices limit congressional investigations. The piece notes Justice Clark’s critique of the court’s stance and the tension between individual rights and Congress’s need for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
McClellan
Arkansas
Kefauver
Tennessee
Eastland
Mississippi
House
Hal Boyle
New York
Congress
Cox
Manhattan
Justice Clark
Supreme Court
Warren
Frankfurter
Black
Douglas
Brennan
United States
Lois
Michael
Jan East Side
Columbia University
Jayne Mansfield
Marilyn
Isaid
Wolves and power plays in politics and modeling talk
A mixed feature mixes modeling ambitions with caution about predatory wolves in Manhattan. Lois, a rising model, discusses career goals, family, and safety in the industry, while broader political notes critique regulatory favors toward big business and the influence of federal commissions on industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker Washington
Eisenhower
Sam “Rayburn
White House
Rayburn
Reorga L
Ike
Tucker
Cations
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vaccination and Attitude Key to Curb Polio
Dr Edwen P Jordan notes vaccination provides protection against polio but not guarantee, citing Chicago 1955 outbreak where three dose recipients avoided paralysis while partial vaccines failed. Headlines urge calm and vigilance for early signs, advising bed rest and medical check for any suspicious symptoms, with prompt action and full inoculation recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwen P. Jordan
NEA
Chicago
Solio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seneay
Weex Col Mans Dees
Omer Coxnries
Aissorriy
Musson
Cole
Achintes
Constissi
Mussongty
Matvtanet
Willes
DIAL
Mid-Missouri
Sonely
Congressional
David Lawrence
Lois Collins
Denver
Tim
Stooges
Clark
Moscow
Communist Party
Communist ‘Daily Worker
Torials
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Enco
Iké
Tomel
Federal ‘Power Commission
Natural Resources
Federal Trade Jan
Bouse
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Oyén Harris
Harris
Sam
Rep
Gay Mt Mentiller
Visconti
Safe Deposit Ass
THE
Exchange National Bank ‘of
Jefferson Citr, MO
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Datines
Tatav Alse Ata Ae
Auth Roman Stern Hawoen
Plume ‘Danger
Bette Davis
Ernest Borgnine
Debbie Reynolds
Oh John Wayne
Dan Dailey
Maureen O'Har
Ward Bond
Aluma Kraft Aluminum
Wallan & Schnieders Venetian Blind CO
W. McCarty
Ginger Rogers
Michael Rennie
Mildred Bed
Natwick
Shane
Alan Ladd
Virginia Kayo A
Edmond Orrin Big Land
Jean Simmons
Paul Douglas
Anthony Franciosa
Ciinemascope
Julie Adams
Joan Blondell
Zazu Pitts
Ray Anthony
Jack Webb
Jim Moore
Marines
Monica Lewis
Don
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!