Everyone's Water in Kansas Drives Call for Dam
Views of the News argues municipal water is a shared burden as towns and farms rely on tankers hauling water from the Neo Sho River. The piece urges government action to impound more river water and speed Strawn Dam construction to endure drought.
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Kansas
Neosho
Stark
Thayer
Urbana
Earlton
Vilas
Buffalo
Galesburg
Morehead
Strawn
Buy American and British Succeed on Air Routes
The piece notes the risks of ritual Buy American and cites Capital Airlines switching to British Viscount turbo-props. The planes outperform many American models, raising Chicago to Washington nonstop share from 20 to 70 percent and boosting stock value, urging American manufacturers to stay innovative.
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Capital Airlines
Chicago
Washington
Wry Fragments Trimmed With Candid Opinion
A columnist offers a series of wry asides on modern life. The notes touch on religion, dancing, military service, rising living costs, sports team strategies, air and rail travel, safety, bicycles, media, and fashion. The piece blends humor with sharper social commentary.
Husband Is Lost In Supermarket
A man laments modern grocery shopping as he recalls old fashioned stores. He struggled locating items like sugar while his wife shopped, noting traffic mishaps with carts and wishing clerks would carry items to the register. He reminisces butcher shops, candy sticks, and trading stamps from his youth.
Twenty Five Years Ago Local Injured Driver And Community Events
Twenty five years ago Glenn Watt, 33, was confined to his home after his Plymouth overturned in a ditch near Yates Center. Vilas and Cha nute residents hosted Kiwanians and wives with a Vilas Church dinner, master of ceremonies Gust Larson, songs by John E. Bod ing and Mrs. Russell Brown, and a German song Die Wacht am Rhein sung by Barney Thielen. About 63 Santa Fe employees faced a four day week at the roundhouse. J L Bryan and wife of Tyler, Texas sent peach baskets to Urbana. In Thayer, Emile Walche and Everett Christie won a croquet match at Kennedy's ground. Fifty years ago I N Crabbe closed his summer term at the second ward school with a list of named students. Lightning struck the home of G W Unruh on Evergreen Street, knocking over the chimney.
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Glenn Watt
Plymouth
Yates Center
Vilas
Chanute
Vilas Church
Gust Larson
John E. Boding
Russell Brown
Germany
Wacht Am Rhein
Barney Thielen
Santa Fe Roundhouse
Urbana
J. F. Bryan
Gertie Adams
J. L. Bryan
Tyler
Tex
Thayer
Emile Walche
Everett Christie
Kennedy's
Croquet Ground
Clips and Quips Office Boy
A comic exchange has the office boy nervously telling the boss to take a call. The boss replies with sarcasm about being wanted and questions the boy’s certainty. The caller insults the boss and mocks a child’s music, suggesting the violin be hidden.
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Office Boy
Office
Dulles Faces Fierce Rebuke Over Suez Crisis in London
Secretary Dulles endured a harsh rebuke during a London meeting as Prime Minister Eden and French Foreign Minister Pineau pressed for force to retake the Suez Canal. Dulles warned the move could trigger full war with the Arab states, while pledging no American troops would be sent. Eden and Pineau delayed action, proposing international control and a retreat for Nasser.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
John Foster Dulles
London
Secretary Dulles
Eden
Suez Canal
United States
Nasser
Egypt
Dulles
Britain
Korea
Europe
Pineau
Dr Crane on simplifying hard psychology problems
Dr George W Crane argues that good teaching tests the ability to make difficult psychology and medicine clear to readers. He defends his column against critics, cites his extensive training, and invites readers to request his booklet by mail through Hopkins Syndicate Inc. He emphasizes clarity over jargon and invites challenging feedback from professors.
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George W. Crane
Tom R
Crane
J Junior High
State University
Byron
Walter S. Hunter
Northwestern University
John S. Dewey
Dewey
Hunter
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellett
Ind
Reed Wins Republican Nomination for 2nd District County Commissioner
Vernon Pappy Reed, a longtime local radio entertainer and executive, led the Republican nomination race for Sedgwick County 2nd District commissioner with a decisive early lead.
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Wichita
Vernon
Pappy Reed
Sedgwick County
Appliance repair shop ad promises fixes and guarantees
A compact ad invites customers to bring in small electrical appliances including Toaster Coffee maker Iron Mixer and Electric Clock for repairs. The shop guarantees they will work and promotes that they fix all makes with a new guarantee.
Local News Note on AP Reprint Rights
The item explains that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all local news and AP dispatches printed in this newspaper and reserves publication rights. It seems to be a rights statement from Chanute Publishing Company.
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Associated Press
Chandler campaign gains delegates across states
In Frankfort Kentucky Lt. Gov. Harry Lee Waterfield reported a coast to coast telephone effort by the Chandler for president campaign to win delegates. He said many delegates indicated support for Gov. Chandler.
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Chandler Frankfort
Harry Lee Waterfield
Chandler
Television Schedule Fragments Across Abbreviated Day
An incomplete list shows a Thursday schedule with programs such as Captain Kangaroo Johnny Carson Life With Elizabeth News Weather Markets Tennessee Ernie Ford Noontime in Joplin Lone Ranger With Bill Eliot Big Picture Sgt Preston Hopalong Cassidy People’s Choice Joe and Mabel Ford Theatre Four Star Playhouse Video Theatre Arthur Murray Highway Patrol I Led Three Lives and related time stamps including 2:00 noon and 8:30 p.m.
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States
Jopan
Arthur Godfrey
Joplin
Guiding Light
CBS News
Johnny Carson
Life
Elizabeth
Lone Ranger
Bill Eliot
Big Picture
Sgt. Preston
Hopaiong Cassidy
People’s Choice
Joe and Mabel
Ford Theatre
Four Star Playhouse
Video Theatre
Arthur Murray
Highway Patrol
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Gyneth Kimbrough
Faye Justice
Ruth Rohman
Viola Ruff
Ruth Evans
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Ruby Kennedy
Fannie Keller
Hugh Davis
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Raymond Wade
James Justice
Paul Villepigue
Curtis Cone
Edward Knecht
Wayne Clover
Ralph Ervin
G. W. Unruh
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Mehack
Suez
Dr. Crane
Automobile
Bob Allien
Bidg. & Loan Office
ELY Bros
South
Bariton
Victory
Reed
Ea Mentriy
Inventor
Thomas Edison
Home Appliance Co
Paul Harris
Charles Mussulman
E. Main
Chanute Publishing Company
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Oost
TMU
MR. Money Saver
Dad
Chanute Lumber CO
Pegboard
Sakcrete
S. Forest
the Millonaire
Hollywood
Prankie Laine
Waterfront
Rosemary Clooney
Captain Kangaroo
Koam-Tv
KOTVY
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Kswm-Tv
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Studio Kitchen
Bob Crosby
Dr N. Ventor
Terryviolen Theater
Kids Theatre
Little Rascals
Snooky Lawson
Lee Paul
Mary Ford
Doug Edwards
Bob Cummings
Dragnet
Climax
Famous Playhouse
Four States
Owl Show
Sixth Row Center
Philco
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