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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
2
The document outlines the Tripume established in 1863 and The Post since 1968. It notes weekday publication with Saturday exceptions, and credits Mrs. Br. C. Gosholn as president and publisher along with the editor and the Associated Press.
The National Safety Council highlights heat risks surpassing other dangers, with heat cramps and exhaustion causing symptoms like cramps, dizziness, and rapid pulse. It warns about workers in hot environments and lists prevention steps including hydration with cool water, light clothing, and proper rest. Guidance covers first aid such as moving the victim to air, keeping them down, and offering warm fluids if conscious.
The National Safety Council warns of one traffic smash-up per 20 miles during the Fourth weekend with 45 million vehicles on 3.4 million miles of roads. Ned E. Dearborn urges two pronged action: stricter police enforcement and careful public behavior to prevent holiday tragedy.
A guest editorial notes Miami has begun enforcing jaywalking rules with a $5 fine. The piece cites the Mexico Square area as a focal point and contrasts public sentiment with police action, calling jaywalking a persistent national issue and highlighting varied pedestrian attitudes toward traffic laws.
Washington debate on who writes Supreme Court decisions, with a commission urging loyalty screening for judicial staff. The piece questions law clerks influence, cites Warren’s criticisms of postwar investigations, and argues accuracy over security in justice writing.
Westhampton subject Chesler gave up a successful law career nine years ago to run a resort. He explains midlife switch, weathering doubts, and the challenge of keeping staff happy as key to guest satisfaction. Chesler and his wife Serena manage a resort where he also acts as philosopher on life and work.
Column by Ray Tucker analyzes Ike's moderate approach to civil rights and southern political backlash. It notes Southern leaders like Byrd Talmadge Eastland Gore Ellender opposing civil rights efforts and contends federal action risks alienating Dixie while seeking urban votes.
A fragmented tale recalls a Missouri man born in 1827 who faced Union army violence in 1863 and a turbulent life marked by vengeance and legend. It highlights Missouri’s brewing history, the United States Brewers Foundation, and the self regulation program promoting orderly beer sales across the state since 2010.
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