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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1958
Page
4
Democratic state representative H K Nance won renomination and also received a strong slate of write-in Republican votes but declined the GOP offer. The editorial notes the unusual cross party support and questions the party loyalty approach.
The piece argues that in California Republicans may run as Democrats and Democrats as Republicans, with some voters using Progressives as a label. It suggests party designations offer clues about ideologies, though the label alone does not reveal all. Rep. Nance supports the idea that labels matter less than the person.
The verse states that what is impossible for people is possible with God, quoting Luke chapter 18 verse 27. It emphasizes faith and divine power over human limits.
The piece laments Lincoln’s limited commemoration with pennies and stamps while noting plans for a $50 bill. It critiques bank failures, presidential pensions, and foreign dignitaries, and notes coffee price shifts. It mentions Khrushchev, a UN summit, and rising coffee production in Brazil amid price trends.
Rand reports that electric lights in Alabama Polytechnic Institute poultry barns boost hens egg output by extending activity hours. A reader in Louisiana shares a tribute to a hardworking hen, noting extra daylight yields more eggs. California pie rules push for minimum poultry content in pies.
The former pest house site near Chanute's water plant, once a smallpox ward, has been sold to E L Caldwell. The four acre tract has eroded to about 2.3 acres and was city property for oil and gas development.
A Fayette County Union item shares a witty proverb about arguing with fools and a Clark CountyClipper quip noting that even a mosquito earns no praise until it starts working.
President Eisenhower reveals a more constructive peace plan for the Near East, backing reconstruction and Arab-Israeli guarantees, while John Foster Dulles disagrees on focus. Ike orders Dulles to Brazil amid Latin American support concerns and UN diplomacy.
Dr George W Crane notes in Worry Clinic that women have higher body fat percentages than men aiding buoyancy. He cites strength differences at equal weight and claims barefoot women look ape-like due to leg-to-trunk proportions. He discusses heels altering posture and back strain.
New York AP piece notes Eskimos using plastic igloos after Arctic summer melt on Baffin Island. It mentions odd trivia from flowers to aviators, and a 2.5 billion yearly ad spend by 4 million U.S. retailers in newspapers.
Chanute Tribune publication details show editors Ernest W Johnson and James Sheridan with evening issues except Sundays. It lists subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson Counties and outside four counties, including monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly options.
A 1958 Chanute Tribune TV page lists Monday and Tuesday schedules with numerous network shows. Times and titles span Westerns, game shows, soaps, news, and variety programs, naming stations and program blocks across morning through late night.
A simple serving idea pairs meat loaf with small boiled onions and tiny green peas. The combination provides a balanced side dish option suitable for a hearty meal.
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