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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1952

Page

2

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Jefferson City Post Tribune lists mailing rates by region and subscription options. Rates cover Cole and adjoining counties, other Missouri counties, and outside Missouri, with weekly and monthly terms and notes on carrier delivery service and mail subscriptions.

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Writer Proposes Debates Over TV

John J. Lewis offers a $30 million loan to Philip Murray's steel workers fund, triggering controversy in Washington and labor circles. The move highlights union leaders' secretive finances and past large political spending, with implications for the United Mine Workers and Democratic ties.

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Debate Fever in 1948 GOP Race Promises TV Showdowns

Washington columnist James Marlow urges face to face debates among presidential hopefuls on national TV. He cites Lincoln Douglas precedent, notes debates would expose facts and weaknesses, and argues modern networks justify extended, structured exchanges beyond cursory speeches.

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Bridge Tip on Coping with Stroke in Family Life

A columnist discusses the impact of stroke on middle aged parents and families. He argues for proactive support rather than pity, urging loved ones to bridge the gap created by disability, maintain communication, and show steady care to help the afflicted reconnect with life.

Jim Bin

Doctor Says Psychiatric Help For Overweight

A reader asks if weight problems and dieting should involve psychiatric treatment. The doctor notes that weight loss pills may be harmful and discusses how diet, fat, and carbohydrate choices affect body fat. The piece emphasizes seeking professional guidance rather than self treatment.

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Unusual Bridge Hand From Knoxville Springs a Trap

In Knoxville Tennessee an unusual bridge hand prompts analysis of bids and play. West opens and later shifts to clubs, doubling the slam, and holds most of the trumps. South then plays to outsmart West by ruffing clubs and cashing diamonds, leading hearts to probe for the ai.

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Bridge Lesson on Doubles and Slams in a Bad Break

A column discusses a bridge hand where South returns to his hand with a high trump after a crossruff and reveals the danger of doubling a slam bid by experienced opponents. The moral warns that a double signals to the opponents how to play the hand, particularly when the bad break is anticipated.

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Magnificent new passenger vessel United States launched

Viewing with pride Americans celebrate the completion of the SS United States built by Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. for United States Lines. It is the largest passenger craft in American yards and likely the fastest liner afloat, with a top speed kept secret. Its sleek design marks a triumph and its quick conversion to troop transport adds to naval value.

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Court Opinion Cited as Step Forward Against Censorship

Senator Estes Kefauver criticizes Communists for exploiting grievances while the Supreme Court opinion on state movie censorship is hailed by Motion Picture Association President Eric Johnston as advancing removal of screen censorship.

Supreme Motion Picture Association Eric Johnston

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