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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1956
Page
4
The Fredonia Herald rebuts a sales tax increase arguing the poor pay more relative to income as groceries drive labor hours. It notes rich men concede less in the long run and predicts the many poor voters influence politics against the tax plan.
A Purdue survey of 15 000 high school students shows 45 percent shying from science due to poor preparation and fear of a career in science. The piece argues anti egghead sentiment and distrust of science in society turn youth away from scientific fields.
A compact, witty column notes random observations from shoppers drivers and dockworkers. It jokes about misread signals on a crossing holiday duties Molotov in the Kremlin and a hungarian misperception while musing on writing a newspaper column and everyday life.
A humorous exchange shows a traveler wanting a toothbrush while a storekeeper cites summer novelties not yet in. The scene shifts to two golfers slicing drives and searching rough for balls, ending with a long fruitless effort to recover them as an elderly woman watches.
A weary tramp jokes about losing two wives as he quips during a tense search scene. An old lady questions interrupting as she offers a sly hint about location, while observers react with sympathetic curiosity.
Mrs. L. R. Wells has leased the Oriental Hotel Coffee Shop from Martha Thomas and will take possession tomorrow. The Grill cafe operated by Wells and Son was closed this morning.
E. Lawson laments rising motor car crash deaths and criticizes a tolerance for fatalities. He contrasts wartime losses with everyday crashes and questions national pride, urging safer driving and fewer risks on the road.
DREW PEARSON reports the new administration favors aligning with the Afro-Asian axis and keeping Western Allies, including England and France, economically stable. Treasury and Gruenther oppose risky moves that could weaken NATO and upset the Atlantic alliance. Humphrey advises avoiding actions that would trigger U.S. unemployment and economic harm. Kefauver campaigns persistently, dragging his family on a Georgia island holiday before resuming Senate duties.
Dr Crane recounts cases from Ft Wayne Indiana including Mrs Porter, former church leader, who recovered after coma claiming a Heavenly visit. A 12 year old boy with terminal brain tumor finds peace and sees Grandma in a final vision before death. The piece explores psychology, dreams of Heaven, and questions about spiritual experiences.
He should say He DOESN'T seem to understand that a large supply of those kinds of apples was received. The hat pronunciation likely el-OH-zhay or eh-LOHSH. eloche is uncertain. The misspelled word among Roundelay, holiday, colitis, colony is colony. Derogation means a statement or action that lowers someone or something in esteem. A word beginning with so that means disposed to be hopeful is optimistic or sanguine. The provided answer fragment begins with He DOESN'T, which corrects the contraction and verb form.
In Neosho County Kansas district court Chanute plaintiffs Carl K Nordt and Constance L Nordt file suit to quiet title on Lot Sixteen Block One Judd's Second Addition Chanute asking court to determine adverse interests and bar all claims. defendants named with unknown heirs and guardians urged to plead by January 14 1957. Attorneys Balch Bailey for plaintiffs and KE Hayes clerk.
The fragment presents a pronunciation guide for a word like cloesh, a colloquy example, the term detraction with its meaning, an apology about religious beliefs, and the word sanguine. It reads as an educational excerpt focusing on language usage.
Humboldt Presbyterian men formed a dinner meeting club at the church with Grover Russell elected president and John Billings secretary treasurer. Rev Kenneth Miller of Iola spoke about Scotland pulpit exchanges, while M Day Kaufmann discussed the Presbytery and national Presbyterian men movement. Thirty six men attended as women served the dinner.
Angelo LaMarch, 31, was sentenced to death in Nassau County for kidnapping and first degree murder in the July 4 abduction and death of 32 day old Peter Weinberger. Prosecution labeled him cold blooded. defense cited insanity and debts and mercy asked from the court. The Weinberger parents attended as jurors returned the verdict amid emotional scenes.
A Christmas Eve decoration trend began in Ottawa five years ago with lighted paper bag luminaries placed on sidewalks. The Weil epps started the custom, his neighbors joined, and hundreds more homes in the south end adopted the idea. Peg Carr of the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce promoted a citywide effort this year.
Ottawa plans to place luminaries in 2,800 homes as part of a public display. Residents prepare paper sacks filled with sand and insert a five inch candle to light the sidewalk display, spaced three to six feet apart along both sides.
The piece urges steady progress toward a goal while pausing to rest and reflect. It likens life to mountain ascent where the peak is cold and barren, and renewal comes from appreciating beauty seen along the trail. It encourages regular reflection to avoid future regret.
An NBC style prime time lineup features Treasure Hunt Caesar's Hour Gale Storm George Gobel Show Your Hit Parade Dr Christian I Love Lacey Robert Montgomery December Bride Amos and Andy Studio One Science Fiction Theatre Burns and Allen Talent Roundup News Weather Sport Vernon Brothers Armed Forces Reserve Late Movie Les Paul Mary Ford Tonight Sixth Row Center News at midnight.
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