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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1955

Page

4

Trickle Over Dam Delays Neosho River Water Plan

Army engineers near a final decision on Neosho dam site as river flow dwindles. A year delay on Strawn reservoir altered by potential $10 million savings prompts urgent Congress action for winter water and flood relief. The river’s stop in winter would threaten valley towns without rapid planning and construction approval.

Army Engineers Neosho Strawn Everone Congress

Opinions of Others El Dorado Times warns on taxes

The El Dorado Times notes The McPherson Republican warns Kansans to keep eyes open for hidden taxes in the January budget session. It challenges the claim that twenty million dollars a year will come from severance or sales taxes, arguing sneaky taxes could bite readers with high costs and pain.

el Dorado Times McPherson Republican Kansas

This and That by J P H subversive humor and social musings

The column mocks Soviet humor and history notes, recalling Congressmen in East Berlin, Churchill, vodka as a subversive influence, Browning, calendars, and aging comforts. It contrasts old dogs with electric blankets and jokes about buying cars for cheap replacement fenders.

Rummage Sales and Breakfasts Mentioned Across Papers

Clips and Quips urges bigger breakfasts before work per Wichita Eagle. Sublette Monitor hints diplomacy tops trick or treat season. Abilene Reflector Chronicle notes party life favors loud talk. Lawrence Outlook lauds women as smart, dining then rummage sales fatten old man. Jewell County Republican quotes a boy saluting the flag praising Republicans. Auguste Gazette quotes a single girl wary of men, Emporia man referenced.

Lawrence

Local quips and mishaps across several towns

A roundup of brief, varied notes from small papers. Amusing lines about shoes, a post office visit, a frightened grade school crowd, and a humorous court-damages tale from France. Peoples' quick takes reflect light local color and gossip.

Police Increase Patrols Hints of City’s Security Ahead

Chief John F. Lindquist notes eight officers on the payroll the most in city history. He aims to deter criminals drawn from larger cities as he expands the force. Local officials also set deadlines for Christmas gift distribution and elected new Hulda Parker Chapter OFS officers.

John F. Lindquist Randall Diver Stansberry Merchant Bill Goug Clifford Willis Omer Kern Independence Community Christmas Fund Committee Howard C. Fees T. W. Haynes Hulda Parker Chapter OFS Watson Stewart 8. R. Anderson A. D. Lawrance Alice Hedrich Mary L. Tebay A. F. Leverenz Walter Chappell

Christmas Reminders From a Humble Home Almanac

A quirky column offers early holiday reminders about Christmas cards due timing, misaddressed mail, and card types. It advises on choosing stockings and personal items, hints at wives’ reactions, and notes mistletoe as a seasonal purchase for older men seeking courage, all with a humorous tone.

White House Squirrels Roam as Ike Is Absent

Column notes playful White House squirrels exploiting Ike’s illness era absence. Writer contrasts squirrels’ boldness with guarded staff, mentions Murray Snyder’s quip on four culprits and their relocation. Mentions Curtice, McKay, GM battle, and T. Coleman Andrews linked to a $206 million tax refund at IRS.

Drew Pearson Washington Geneva Near East Dulles Charley Wilson Ike White House Gettysburg Washington Monument Murray Snyder Murray Charley ‘Wilson General Motors Senate Harlow Curtice Charley Curtice Frederick J. Bell National Auto Dealers Association Alfred Sloan Senator O'Mahoney Eisenhower GOP Michigan McKay Oregon T. Coleman Andrews Internal Revenue

Would a future Messiah surpass Jesus in Dr Crane’s view

Dr George Crane argues Christianity is rooted in Judaism and asks readers to compare any future messiah with Jesus. He cites Isaiah’s prophecy and examples of Christian social works, urging readers to judge by fruits and preachings, then write a character sketch of a superior Messiah.

George W. Crane Martin I Chicago Craneble Christ Isaiah Jesus Cavert Mark Martin YMCA CYO Red Cross Salvation Army Earth Crane Hopkins Syndicate Inc Mellott, Ind

Police Search Records In Greenberg's Death

Chicago authorities widen inquiry into records of Alex Louis Greenberg a 64 year old brewer and former Capone adviser shot beside his wife after dining on the South Side. Asst State's Atty Irwin Block obtained access to records while widow Pearl and three sons in law consented hoping for clues. Relatives call the shooting a bungled robbery attempt.

Chicago Alex Louis Greenberg Capone Greenberg South Side Pearl Asst Atty Irwin Block

Correcting Common English Errors and Spelling

The items address pronoun agreement, standard English usage, and vocabulary. 1. Replace anyone with anyone of you people thinks this is true he is wrong. 2. Guerilla is pronounced geh rill uh with stress on the second syllable. 3. Magnesia is the misspelled word among the options. 4. Gullible means easily deceived or cheated. 5. A word starting with oir meaning to surround by stratagem is circumvent.

Militia Regalia

Cold Snap Sweeps East Coast with Record Low Readings

The Associated Press reports a broad cold front pushes temperatures below freezing from Maine to Florida. Cross City Florida sees 31 degrees, Jacksonville 36, Savannah 32, with Florida generally 20 degrees cooler and Miami 51. Cold persists across most of the nation outside coastal Southeast and Gulf areas.

Associated Press Maine Florida Cross City Fla Jacksonville Savannah Miami Gulf Texas Pacific New Mexico Arizona

Second Person Theory By Police in Murders

Authorities explored a possible second suspect in the slayings of Lebanon couple Harold and Mrs. Smith. Fillmore Young, already charged with murder twice, claimed he acted alone as Sheriff Reinhardt noted Young used we while describing acts. prosecutors said they will seek the death penalty.

Belleville Ill Lebanon Fillmore Young Harold Smith Lebanon, Ill St. Claire Leonard O. Reinhardt Young

Benson Urges Farmers To Cut Pig Production

Secretary of Agriculture Benson backed continuing the 5 million dollar hog purchase program to bolster pork prices but urged farmers to reduce pig production next spring. He said breeders should adjust to market demand and avoid excessive farrowing to gain from higher hog prices.

Washington Benson Sen. Hickenlooper Iowa

Hickenlooper Proposes Premium to Cull Female Hogs

The plan targets reducing the pork surplus by paying farmers premium prices for female hogs marketed in a defined period. The policy aims to shift supply by incentivizing removal of breeding sows to tighten the market.

Hickenlooper

Mississippi Man Held In Station Slaying

Elmer Kimbell, 35, faces a Monday hearing on charges he killed Clinton Melton, 33, a service station attendant. Melton, a father of four, was shot last Saturday night. Milam, his friend, owned the car used. Milam was later acquitted in the Emmett Till case.

Glendora Miss Elmer Kimbell Clinton Melton Melton Kimbell J. W. Milam Milam Emmett Louis Till Chicago Tallahatchie County

Two Extension Schools Scheduled for Fredonia

Fredonia will host two extension schools next week announced by Lester Griffith county agricultural agent. A tax and social security session for farm families starts Monday at 1 p.m. in the Methodist Church basement led by Bill Guy Kansas State College extension specialist. A livestock school follows Friday at 1 p.m. above the International Implement store with Wendell Moyer Kansas State College livestock specialist speaking on management and feeding.

Fredonia Lester Griffith Methodist Bill Guy Kansas State College Manhattan International Implement Wendell Moyer

Defective Cylinder Likely Caused Fort Wood Crash

The Civil Aeronautics Board said a defective engine cylinder on an American Airlines Convair likely caused the Aug. 4 crash at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri that killed all 30 aboard. The faulty cylinder had been installed the day before the accident and was inspected by American Airlines mechanics.

Washington American Airlines Ft. Leonard Wood Civil Aeronautics Board

Subscription Rates In Four Counties

Public notice lists subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties. Rates shown include mail options for one month three months six months and one year with charges in each category.

Neosho Alien Wilson and Woodson Counties

Aircraft overhaul used visuals instead of instruments

The CAB said the crew used visual checks rather than instruments during overhaul. Corrective action followed immediately after the accident. Town is noted as a leading beef cattle state with an average of 82 head per square mile.

Television Schedule Fragments Across Daytime and Nightline

A jumble of program titles and times lists soaps game shows and dramas across daytime and late night. Entries include Secret Storm First Love World of Mr Sweeney On Your Account and Adventures of Robin Hood among others with scattered times from morning to after midnight.

Mr. Sweeney

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