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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1957
Page
4
Views argue for year-round schooling with air conditioning enabling comfortable classrooms in summer and winter. Proponents say continuous learning boosts education quality and reduces idle assets, while critics fear disruption. the piece stresses preparing schools, teachers, and students for an earlier term start.
The article urges a regional response to an anthrax outbreak linked to horse flies. It recommends insecticide sprays using DDT BHC and Lindane, vaccinating exposed cattle, burning carcasses, and regular spray use to protect livestock beyond the four-county area.
A collection of satirical notes on atom powered ships a Titanic II boat a nightclub tax and political life. The column mocks Congress Saturday nights teen age issues sports standings and local oddities with wry wit. It references Kansas City Athletics slipping from sixth to cellar position in a season half.
A speaker recalls an offer to own a store for three dollars a week and five years of payments, contrasting with modern cash registers that hinder such arrangements. The exchange frames changes in retail economics and family negotiation.
A committee of 100 or more residents will urge the city commissioners to back a municipal pool at Monday’s meeting. Police at the city dump practiced with 21 homebrew cases. liquor removal avoided sewer by dumping during heat.
Brief comic exchange between a patient and doctor about blood pressure and age. A nurse or physician responds to a humorous line about being older than thirty. The snippet captures a light medical-office moment with casual humor.
E. Lawson May notes late summer wear and tear on flowers and grass with crabgrass spread and hedge spots. Shoes wear, car waxing dulls, and air conditioner groans as families anticipate school, vacations fade, and fall goods appear. Football season and cooler weather promise relief.
Dr. Crane argues small liberal arts colleges spend heavily on campus beauty while inefficiently managing classes. He compares to business colleges and urges higher studentTeacher ratios, tighter budgets, and self financing without federal aid. He credits Hopkins formula and urges practical reform over ivory tower myths.
The piece recounts mandatory contributions for Col. Barrowclough's farewell party at Lake Charles Air Force Base. Officers from the 68th Bombardment Wing were charged by rank to fund drinks, entertainment, a dance, and a gift for Mrs Barrowclough, with deadlines and collection by squadron commanders.
Lieutenant Commander Louis LaVern Junod, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Junod of 5068 Ashby, promoted to Navy rank. He is a U S Naval Academy graduate with an MIT master's degree, now in the Bureau of Ordnance R D division in Washington D C. Cmdr and Mrs Junod announce a son born Aug 5 in Alexandria Virginia, Louis John II, 6 pounds 15 ounces, joining daughter Frances aged eight. The Junods travel to Alexandria via Niagara Falls and Philadelphia for a visit.
AP Aviation Reporter describes the F100F Super Sabre’s climb into the transonic and supersonic realms as the two man fighter nears Mach 1.1. The craft’s swept wings and sleek skin allegedly erase shock waves creating optimism that 1000 mph flight will become routine in the near future with pilots noting the thrill of speed even as the Mach meter climbs past the sonic barrier.
A dense list of daytime and evening showings spans morning to late night. The guide names programs such as This Is Your Life, Millionaire, City Detective, Our Miss Brooks, and Edge of Night along with talk and variety segments and cartoons.
Erie reports advise mothers to check school wardrobes as mold grows in humid storage. County home economics agent Marjorie Price explains mold thrives on moisture and darkness and offers tips to prevent mildew by washing or dry cleaning before storing, ventilating, and drying closets.
Chanute Tribune announces consolidation with The Daily Times and lists publication details and subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties. Officials Ernest W Johnson and James B Sheridan are named in the masthead.
Mrs Lulu Dawson aged 63 of Topeka died in a hospital in Nebraska City after injuries from a Monday car overturn near the city. The driver was her grandson James Watson of Topeka.
The Tribune promotes home delivery by carrier at a rate of 30 cents weekly, detailing the affordable subscription option for readers seeking convenient daily newspaper access.
Doan's Pills ease bladder irritations and nagging backaches with fast pain relief. The product also provides a mild diuretic effect to help kidneys, offering relief touted for over 60 years. Available in a new larger size to save money.
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