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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1958

Page

4

New Street Flusher Aids Jefferson City Cleaning

Jefferson City's new street flusher truck works on a regular schedule cleaning Capitol avenue High street and other busy routes including Clark West Main Forest Hill and McCarty. Street Commissioner W A Curtis stresses its good use but urges support from merchants and residents to maximize cleaning, proposing an uptown parking ban to allow more thorough washes.

Jefferson City W. A. Curtis Capitol Avenue High Street Uptown Clark Avenue West Main Street Forest Hill McCarty Street Curtis

Profitable Mystery of House Stationery Store Profits

The House of Representatives runs a stationery store meant to break even at cost. Yet a House committee found annual profits of 30 000 to 40 000 dollars, despite each member receiving a 1200 dollar two year stationery allowance. The note suggests the mechanism could go to the Post Office Department.

Congress House Tidden Post Office Department

Taxpayer's Dream World in a Guest Editorial

A guest editorial promotes voluntary taxation as an ideal, arguing taxes should be paid by choice to curb bureaucrats and end junkets, while noting a potential voting restriction for nonpayers. The column juxtaposes utopian themes with political figures and comments on crime, space travel, and international tensions.

ST. Louis Globe-Democrat Plato Mildred Adams McLearn The National Review Uberty M. A. McLearn California Louisiana Kingfish Walter Mitty America Wace Washington

Test of Reason in Little Rock School Delay

The court order delaying Little Rock school integration for two and a half years faces a high court review. Judge Lemley cites local laws and practical fixes, noting ongoing suits and troop presence hindered education. Blossom urges delay to ease cultural change, while Supreme Court flexibility aims to reconcile needs and rights.

Washington U.S Harry J. Lemley Little Rock Ark Supreme Court Virgil Blossom Faubus District Court Blossom Supreme ‘Court High Court Lemley Brown Court of Appeals Arkansas Central High School New York Herald Tribune Inc

Adams Imprudences Stir White House Resignation Talks

National politics cen ters on Sherman Adams as Republicans denounce his costly gifts and improvident actions. Nixon’s rebuke follows Adams influence on Eisenhower policy and appointment screens. Debates over Dixon Yates and Knowland aid frame a tense Capitol Hill backdrop as public opinion weighs the administration’s integrity and effectiveness.

Washington Capitol Hill Sheri Adams Sia White House Russia Accom Sherman Adams Bernard Goldfine Federal Trade Commission Securities and Exchange Commission Dixon-Yates TVA Nixon West Styles Bridges Benani New Hampshire Eisenhower Senator Knowland California

Holden says contract length, travel mark stardom

New York AP profile of Bill Holden notes his long contracts, 600000 miles traveled in five years, and his view that acting is a means to support life. He plans eventual retirement and casual ambition to join explorations with the National Geographic Society for broader human understanding.

Hal Boyle New York Bill William Holden Holden America West Paris Rome England Torone Bob Hope Hollywood Yve National Geographic Society Jman

The Doctor Says Nervous Strain and Ulcer Dangers

An article by Edwin P Jordan outlines peptic ulcers including gastric and duodenal ulcers, causes linked to nervous strain, and how modern life stress may worsen symptoms. It notes that ulcers can deepen, cause bleeding, and require medical or surgical treatment for healing.

Edwin P Jordan Highspeed

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