Historic Jefferson City Newspapers Pioneer Here
The Post established in 1008 and The Tribune founded in 1868 publish weekday editions. Mrs R C Goshorn serves as President and Publisher. Member of the Associated Press distributes local and AP dispatches. Entered in the Jefferson City post office as second class matter under March 1 1879.
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Post
Tribune
Tribune Company
R. C. Goshorn
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Strong Case for Ag Lab Bid in Jefferson City
The Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce plans a strong bid for a proposed 12. million dollar U S Department of Agriculture animal disease laboratory. Jefferson City argues it has assets like location, offices, transportation, water, prisons farms, and nearby universities to win the hearing June 26 in St Louis. Local officials urge vigorous support from civic groups and residents to present a compelling case.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Lincoln University
University of Missouri School of Agriculture
State Library
State Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
St. Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Stuart Symington
Thomas Hennings
Morgan Moulder
Drought prompts call for ongoing aid to Missouri farmers
A guest editorial urges Secretary Benson to maintain continuous contact with drought areas in north and central Missouri and beyond. It argues many counties face unsaveable corn crops and that only disaster designation and use of federal surplus and aid can ease farmer distress, urging targeted distribution by the Agriculture Department.
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Columbia Missourian
Tary Benson
Missouri
Middle West
North Missouri
Lkely
United States
Department of Agely Culture
Tall Man Face Low Signs In Columbia Traffic Clutter
The Columbia Missourian notes an old saying about tall men and low street signs. A pedestrian may be struck in the eye by a near eye level no parking sign. Lifting signs higher on posts could prevent injuries and potential lawsuits, a simple fix with minimal effort.
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Columbia Missourian
Columbia
Siga
Sig
I M.C
Capitol Hill Legal Rights
Rep. Emanuel, Celler
Brooklyn
House Judiciary Committee
Coller
Congress
Labor Votes and Workers Attitudes in 1952 Detroit
A Wayne University funded study of United Automobile Workers interviews in Detroit before and after the 1952 election shows workers vote and read political issues like other electorates. Koreans War, unemployment prospects, and broad national issues shaped shifts from Truman to Eisenhower and Stevenson to Eisenhower, with union concerns often secondary.
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David Lawrence
Washington
United Automobile Workers Union
Detroit
Auto Workers Union
Wayne University
Arthur Kornhauser
Albert J. Mayer
Harald
Tt Sheppard
Truman
Dewey
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Gallup
Hut i
Russia
Democratic Party
Risenhower
Ike
Bether
University Books, Inc
New York
Education for Living From Unreasoning Discontent
A longtime acquaintance laments midlife malaise and futility despite solid achievement. HAL BOYLE argues that middle age sickness is not lack of success but unspoken discontent with life and the fear of wasted potential, even for a man with a home, car, and educated children.
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Hal Boyleling
NW York
Curbstone
Plato
Tucker's Whirligig New York Rule Weakens Demo Case
In a federal ruling from New York the law curbs a congressman attorney fee arrangement tied to Quinn and Tucker’s case, weakening the case against Murray and aiding defendants. The piece outlines how lawmakers’ compensation connections with lawyers influence political activity and notes Quinn’s 1949 1950 1951 earnings and relevant charges.
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Tucker
New York
Washington
Congress
Quinn
de Quinn
New
York
Murray
M. Chotiner
Los Angeles
Nixon
Bureau of
Congressions
Internal Revenue
Dre
Doctor States Color Blindness Is Inherited
A physician explains color blindness is hereditary and cannot be outgrown or treated. A mother asks if her son will grow out of it. the doctor notes color vision should be tested, as many occupations require accurate color perception. If color blind, it will persist, but need not cause worry.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
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