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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1955
Page
4
The piece cites Topeka Capital and Iola Register alarms over increasing sex crimes and calls for harsher action. It argues many offenders have prior records, urging permanent isolation or treatment to prevent brutal acts including murder.
Reader laments prior loss of an Inkograph pen and thanks an unknown doer who returned it via a street letter box with an explanation note. The piece urges turning found items over to Lost & Found to prevent owners losing them, noting time spent away from desks can delay recovery.
Railroads lose 44 cents per dollar from dining car receipts. A Wichita baby trafficking case surfaces involving foster fees and hospital bills. A traveler finds value in Europe and Cabinet members regain old jobs. The essay ponders villains, cigars, and a rusted can from a golf display.
A clipped remark in a Thayer event draws attention to the artful way speakers express views and retreat before full comprehension. The comment showcases a reputation for cautious discourse and deft avoidance of misinterpretation.
A lively dialogue contrasts an once-fat friend becoming spry with energy from the motoring boom. Humorous exchanges reveal temperaments as Thayer and Humboldt men dodge direct conflict while dodging questions about spousal spats.
Twenty five years ago a fire near Cha nute city limits destroyed a M K T box car six hundred sacks of cement and five hundred creosote ties. Estimated loss stood at eighteen hundred dollars with late yesterday extinguishing efforts.
A 1980 headline speculates on ubiquitous robotics replacing stenographers and secretaries and erasing coffee breaks. The author argues breaks persist as long as workers remain, even with button-pushing automation.
President Eisenhower spends more time on the golf course at Gettysburg and Burning Tree Club while Congress is in recess. Caddies note his driving improves, he often wins against family and cronies, and he pays caddy fees with crisp bills. A secondary set of paragraphs discusses autoeroticism and a booklet offer, including a sales line and a political aside.
Dr George Crane argues atheism often stems from a guilt complex or personal motive. He discusses Horace G a 31 year old single man living at home who rejects religion, and notes that admitting no God may calm inner conflict but masks deeper issues. The piece critiques seeking motive behind atheism.
In a Chanute Tribune item dated August 10 1955 it notes that of 222 naturally occurring mineral commodities produced or used in the United States only seven are not known to occur in California.
The page lists daily broadcast slots across stations KOTV KOAM and KSWM with shows like The Millionaire Secret Storm This Is Your Life Frankie Laine Masquerade Party First Love Modern Romance Pinky Lee Show Howdy Doody and Matinee. It includes times from 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm and morning slots around 7:00 am to 12:40 pm.
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