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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1959
Page
4
Kiwanis Club president L. D. Perry argues society now offers unprecedented diversity of projects for youth combining entertainment and education, highlighting the club’s role in guiding civic engagement and development for young people.
The devotional note cites Psalm 34 18 stating the Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves those crushed in spirit for readers seeking solace and spiritual reassurance.
A local edition praises Connecticut and national progress in communications and youth education. It emphasizes future telephone interconnection, memory challenges, and the value of young citizens, schools, and community programs led by educators, churches, and 4H in Chanute.
A collage of humorous clips on travel postcards and ads cites quirky lines about archeologists as spouses and travel mischief. It references vacation messages and library hopes, plus a census finding on Bible ownership and quips about sports and porch hits from various papers.
Don F Wells was re elected chairman of the Neosho County Republican central committee in Erie in a smooth session. Dr P B R Darlington Chanute vet was elected secretary treasurer succeeding C H Bardwell Chanute. A new shortcut route to Wichita linking highways K39 and KM in western Wilson County may open late next year.
AP report summarizes that strikes, vacations, and auto model changes slowed U.S. industry this week while other sectors stayed brisk. Mitchell urged quick steel wage talks, prompting market gains though denials persisted. Cadillac warned of production issues without steel.
Washington reports reveal State Department concerns over anti Khrushchev boycott plans and a possible mourning period proposed by Senator Tom Dodd. The issue centers on maintaining courteous reception while avoiding damage to U S Soviet diplomacy. Also noted is a circulated letter from AMF urging staff to welcome Khrushchev cordially as part of promoting peace.
Chanute Tribune details publisher Ernest W Johnson and department managers James Bo Sheridan advertising Dwight Wallingford news Nellie Hollenshead office Fay Clopine circulation T O Ward Mechanical Dorney Oeborn printing and publishing staff. Evening publication except Sunday. second class mail at Chanute, Kansas under March 1879 act.
Fragmentary text from an Associated Press style item provides no clear event or names to summarize. The readable segments do not yield a coherent report, date, place, or outcome to form a factual news item.
A dense listing from KOAM TV channels outlines a full Saturday lineup with many shows and times across KOTV WDAF KODE EN stations. Notable programs include Perry Presents Wanted Deana or Alive Black Saddle Ganemoke Man Without a Gun Lawrence Welk Show Queen for a Day House Party Truth or Consequences Secret Storm Edge of Night Frontier Justice Wyatt Earp and Jack Paar News and Sign Offs.
Ed Byrnes known as Kookie drew a record crowd of 18,000 bobby soxers at Chicago's Midway Airport. Fans cheered kissed and showered him with combs as he called the scene Real antsville and explained teen slang as a private link to youth culture outside the adult world.
Altoona social items list visiting relatives and out of town trips.Marvin Johnson and family in Wichita for a coaching clinic. High and Judy with other daughter Georgia from Independence on Ozark trip. WSCS held ice cream supper at the Methodist church. W W Jones returned from weeks with Etta Clear in Hoxie. George Staley and Beth in Emporia visiting Merton Staley and family and Richard Stanley. McCollam new superintendent of schools renting Nellie Elliot property. Barnhill siblings and Nellie Barnhill visited. Ed OBrock family from Wichita visiting Merrvin family. Mrs. Ray Harris of Wichita spent time with her mother. Merlin Ware painting the Christian church exterior. Mrs. Mabel Beaty receiving treatment at Wes-
A Whit e Wichita woman was brought by ambulance to Wilson County Hospital in Neodeska. Mrs. Robert McCoskey and her children from Wichita visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jones, last week. McCoskey is in Camp Carson, Colorado, for two weeks of U S Army Reserve training. Mrs. Harry Moffatt was released from Neodesha Hospital Saturday after surgery.
Peter Gluckman a 33 year old flying watch maker from San Francisco begins a solo world flight in a single engine plane. He seeks a world record under Federation Aeronautique Internationale rules with official sanction expected if he completes the journey.
More than 3000 of the nation’s Boy Scout professional leaders will meet at the University of Michigan from September 1 for a week of training under national officials. The SeKan Area Council’s Ray Aringdale and district executives Charles Rodgers and Dean Tooley will attend, sharing findings from council studies on unit quality, volunteer manpower, staff management, and finances.
Today and Rodgers serve on the staff for a Cub Scout show featuring a six hour course. The event outlines training for scouts and emphasizes hands on activities and demonstrations for youth participants.
Denver AP reports heart specialist Dr. Paul Dudley White calls the President a healthy man. White says he has not been asked to examine Eisenhower before the planned Europe trip.
In an interview the 83 year old South Korean president Syngman Rhee advocates continuing work to sharpen mind and spirit. He argues disuse is abuse and retirement need not mean inactivity, urging older people to find productive, interesting tasks for community and church service.
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