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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1957
Page
4
A playful reflection on waste paper from decorations to Form 1040 receipts highlighting the annual need for careful math and penmanship in filing taxes. The piece notes accountants praising itemized records and hints at the looming deadline before April 18.
The author argues that in times of potential disaster, pre planning is essential for orderly evacuation and relocation of state government. Citing military inspired pre determined courses of action, the piece warns effort should not be wasted and hopes planning proves productive.
Singapore notes the Federation of Malay States earned independence and a Dominion status last August yet faces political and economic strain. Malayanization reduces foreign control but worsens public services. nationalism fuels unrest among Malays and Chinese. Eight years of jungle warfare by Communist terrorists disrupts order as cooperation rises.
The Malayan prime minister reportedly accepts recognition of Peiping, enabling a Chinese Communist embassy and consulates to bolster underground activity and influence among resident Chinese. If true, Malaya’s free world alignment would be weakened and its position more fragile than now.
Ben Litwin announced the purchase of the salesroom at 120 FE Main for the Litwin department store with remodeling to begin January for occupancy by March 1, replacing the Empire billiard hall two doors east of the current store.
E. Lawson May writes about travels through the Deep South and West Texas noting motel practices, coffee customs, and local quirks. A Louisiana bridge, Natchez signage, Elvis Presley influence in Memphis, and shifting shrimp supply concerns in the Gulf are described along with roadside observations of flags, gambling raids, and driftwood trade.
The article notes high barriers to gathering without climbing or ladders as Midland and Lubbock, Texas, build new homes with fences of brick wood and concrete. It contrasts South growth with Gulf state policy and describes Louisiana funding via heavy taxes on gasoline cigarettes food and clothes.
The Atchison Globe notes a quip about a stern boss and an employee, while the Wellington News cites a woman seeking Christmas costume jewelry. The clipping mentions popular reading and consumer choices as a broad reflection of local life.
A collection of witty lines and quips about Christmas dieting kissing etiquette and holiday mishaps. Jokes touch on manners in transit and wedding vows with light humor and social observations.
National column portrays President Eisenhower taking direct command of a fresh invasion gesture, arguing he must bear full responsibility for outcomes and relying on personal charm and persuasion against European diplomats. The piece contrasts his approach with the 1944 Normandy invasion and comments on NATO talks and Soviet concessions.
Chanute Tribune from Chanute Kansas lists publication details editor publisher and staff roles. It notes evenings except Sunday and second class matter status and associations with AP and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Subscription rates are given for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with monthly and yearly options.
The government reports 952 bodies found in Kermanshah quake wreckage as another tremor strikes at least 17 villages. About 100 villages damaged, thousands homeless in cold snow. Turkish Red Crescent to ship 1000 tents. Queen Soraya donates funds for an orphanage. Officials discuss U S aid via Point Four program.
The notice promotes a weekly carrier price of thirty cents for The Tribune, offering mail delivery options and subscription details for readers.
The United Nations announces the appointment of Sir Humphrey Trevelyan, first chief of the British mission in Communist China, to the post of undersecretary. A Spanish colonial massacre in New Mexico is noted, with later crosses marking graves and the origin of Las Cruces from The Crosses.
Dr. George W. Crane compares air power to a rattlesnake and argues jets and bombs can deter war more effectively than infantry or tanks. He urges cutting military spending and questions foreign aid while urging Congress to consult psychiatrists before bankrupting the republic.
Shaw SHAW Mmes Wilbur Hines Glen Strange Le Roy Hole Leon ard Woods Charles Gearhart and 5 C Hudson were in Coffeyville Friday. The Rev and Mrs Wilton Cora Lynn and Charles were in Kansas City Wednesday on business. Mr and Mrs E L Strange visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs L R Burdge Parsons. James Neely Helena Mont visited several days at the home of his sister Mrs T C Hudson and other relatives. They were Friday evening guests at the Don R Neely home. Saturday Mr and Mrs Glenn Neely and family Mr and Mrs Frank
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