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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1955
Page
4
The piece argues the sole issue for Americans is survival in the Cold War. It highlights military strength, industrial output, and a food surplus as assets, urging a positive outlook and use of surplus to win men’s minds and souls in the broader war.
A satirical column pokes at holiday shopping fears Nevada traffic deaths and public figures. It mocks pretentious names and old political nicknames while noting calendars, nudity in ads, parakeet gifts, and the nuclear arms race with light social commentary. It ends recalling Michigan’s three term governor nicknamed Soapy and the era of Honest John.
A light collage of period gags and quotes from early 20th century papers. Includes a joke about a tramp and a stout woman with a pun on willpower and a quip from Lionel Barrymore about aging and acting. A scientist is asked about future conditions and responds with a blunt no.
The dialogue presents a groom and bride trading sharp jabs about defects and suitability. The bride asserts she knows flaws that kept her from a better partner, while the groom responds with subdued acknowledgment.
Twenty five years ago Chanute oil producers faced disposal issues as Prairie Oil and Gas Co announced it would stop buying after January 1. About 1,000 producing wells were active in the Chanute field while Kansas teachers planned a November gathering in Chanute and a pre Christmas program offered free lunches to about 7,500 shoppers.
E Lawson May notes television use has plateaued after a year of heavy viewing. Office surveys show adults narrowing to favorite programs like fights and Ed Sullivan while younger viewers remain selective and drift outdoors as seasons improve. The trend suggests TV attention may fade in spring and summer.
Washington columnist reveals behind the scenes moves shaping Eisenhower's potential 1956 bid. Leon Hall coordinating with Dewey allies, Adams and Brownell seek near-endorsement while delaying formal announcement. Discussions focus on party control, convention plans, and fundraising efforts.
Dr Crane describes three classic heart attack types anginal coronary thrombosis and embolus with deep breathing as a life saving aid. He notes additional conditions such as extra heartbeats and dropsy and emphasizes heart resilience with fair treatment and avoidance of tobacco and obesity. He invites readers to write for booklets via Hopkins Syndicate Inc. Mellett Ind.
Local Chanute paper details publication info for Highland Chanute merger and staff. Advertising and circulation notes appear with subscription rates and AP rights.
A set of five English language questions with answers. It asks about correcting grammar to remove travel phrasing, pronouncing remedial, identifying misspelled place names, defining prosaic, and a loan security term beginning with co. Included answers cover revised sentence, syllable stress, and terms like collateral.
A dense TV guide listing shows across times from 7:00 pm to 10:30 pm. The lineup includes Theatre, Make Room for Daddy, Highway Patrol, The Millionaire, Dive Got a Secret, Mayor of the Town, This Is Your Life, U S Steel Hour, Masquerade Party, Today, Home, Arthur Godfrey, Welcome Neighbors, Tennessee Ernie, Valiant Lady, Love of Life, Love Story, Kitchen Klub, Robin Lewis, Good Afternoon Ladies, Art Linkletter, Hollywood Offbeat, House Party, World of Mr Sweeney, On Your Account, Modern Romances, Pinky Lee, Howdy Doody, Toons, and more among channel listings.
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