National Whirlgig Committee Studies Air Subsidy Cuts
A Washington conference committee weighs whether Pan American World Airways should keep more than 1 billion dollars in federal subsidies since World War I. Douglas notes Pan Am gains cash from taxes and losses on luxury Latin American hotels. Summerfield cites mail overpayments as another subsidy. The debate swells as the panel considers a $40 to $55 million subsidy, amid lobbying and audit failures by CAB and GAO.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
House Senate
Pan Ameri Jean World Airways
House
Wweaden Py
John J. Rooney
Brooklyn
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan Am
Pai Am
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Toy Airlines
Trans World Airlines
Hig
Arthur Summerfield
Senate
Paul H. Douglas
Clineis
CAB
The
Treasury
General Accounting Office
Federal Treasury
Sam
Treasry
Latin America
Sen. Douglas
Eas
Summerfield
Pat Am
CAT
Department of Justice
Geneva
Supreme Court
Senate Commerce
Sen
Spessard Hajlard
Florida
Althoudit Holland
Douglas
le Senate
Fan Am
Post-Tribune Ad Rates and Delivery Details
Publication and pricing details for the Post Tribune a historical weekly daily paper describe subscriptions, carrier delivery and regional rate structures. It lists prices by duration and region, with a focus on Missouri and nearby counties, plus an emphasis on mailed and carrier services.
Autobiography Excerpt Sparks Color Barrier Debate
The Jefferson City Daily Tribune reports an anecdote from an African American woman’s forthcoming autobiography. It centers on a Third Door policy separating by skin tone, with the author preferring inclusion and stating her birth as a South-born Black woman. The passage closes on a hopeful line about peace and dignity for all God’s children.
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Jefferson City
Americy
Women in Library Books Spotlight at Local Libraries
The Librarian highlights biographies and autobiographies of famous women, focusing on Mary Pickford, Greta Garbo, Ethel Barrymore, Queen Mother Elizabeth, and Margaret Sanger. The feature profiles Garbo and Barrymore's lives, notes Peter Martin’s biographies, and mentions other titles about notable women in theater, film, and social reform.
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Prat
Jefferson City
Cole
Mary Pickford
John Bainbridge
Owly
Gretalage
Garba
Buddy Swedish
Rogers
Iitiiery
Ethel Durning
Mauritz
Merman
Stier
Garho
United
Hollywood
Baihbridge
Pete Martin
New York
M Mernna
Holm
Paris
London
Hasistory
Martin
Hiis
Gretalien
Bob Hope
Garbo
Bing Crosby
Ethel Barrymore
Wren Ad
Mother
Jfonnifer
Carser
Ysteth
Barrymare
York
Cieorge
Maglaned
Eric Barnes
Auta Cora Mowadyyeader
Authntic Aushtey
Elizabelt
Paternin McCormick
Margaret Sanger
Lawrence Kier
Holiday Weekend Traffic Forecast For Missouri
Missouri faces a crowded holiday weekend with expectant travel on state roads. Col Hugh H. Waggoner predicts at least ten fatal crashes and 12 to 15 percent more accidents than last year, with about 204 hospitalizations likely from an estimated 236 crashes as patrol units and aerial surveillance tighten controls.
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Missouri
Hugh H. Waggoner
Sghway Partiol
Col. Waggoner
National Safety Council
United States
Slow Down and Live Safety Campaign in Missouri
Missouri records show 64 traffic victims in JTene-17 month and seven counties report 27 deaths in six months. The Slow Down and Live campaign, begun Memorial Day weekend, urges drivers to reduce speed to cut fatalities and warns of alcohol and inattention as major causes. Officials cite high crash rates, urge adherence to the slogan, and emphasize driver responsibility to save lives.
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Missouri
Perssons
Catses
Hugh H. Wagga
Jakes Col. Waggoner
Len
Wallen
Alvohol
John
Bergland
So They Say Science Fiction Is The Least Strangest
A provocative quote contrasts fiction with science discussion, noting science as more amusing and fantastical than fiction writing. It cites Dr. Edward Teller, revered as the father of the rebomb.
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Edward Teller
Hello and Welcome New York Summer Visitors
Hal Doyle paints New York City as a welcoming, adventurous destination for summer visitors. He invites readers to request the official entertainment program while highlighting the city’s energy, iconic skyline, culture, and endless possibilities for new experiences.
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New York
Hal Doyle
New York City
Meyer
N York City
Andi
Blistering Critique of Anshan Steel Plant Practices
The People's Daily accuses Anshan steel plant managers of poor labor utilization, claiming only 2.3 percent of workers were active in 1954 with over a million man days paid for overtime and idle surplus staff. It criticizes management for failing to improve the situation and highlights extensive overtime and idle shifts.
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Hong Kong
People’s Daity
China
Anshan
Manchuria
Hone Kons
People's Daily
Jacoby on Bridge East Hard Sage
Bridge column notes a hand with the East suit pattern VAQ4 and low cards 0105, narrated by Sage. South has a doubleton edge and the clue suggests declarer play against a typical four card queen sequence. The brief discusses card positions and strategic take note.
East risked notrump bid in tense bridge play
East faced heavy risk after opening one notrump during a remote game with blinds and two bidding opponents. The hand hinged on spade defense and diamond play as West misled with a six of spades, allowing South to gain tempo. Despite twists, declarer fell short as key spade and club maneuvers determined the result.
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East
Scully
Trump
West
Jehul
South
Wesh
East Dion
Ely
Asl
Cme
Janey Dallana
Gen of Hearts
Sainte
Soosteyk Palscight
Missouri Zone Forecasts Missourri Zone YSINE Summary
Forecasts show unsettled weather with fair today and clearing Friday. Expect thunderstorms Friday with highs around 92 and lows near 74. Regions in the northwest and southeast should remain cautious as rain chances persist, with periods of cloudiness and warm temperatures.
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Ysine
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