France election chaos foreshadows unstable coalition likely
A week from Monday France faces a surprise national election with 544 deputies to be chosen from 5381 candidates on 922 inter party slates. Despite furious campaigns and a crowded field, observers expect no party to gain a majority and anticipate a centrist coalition to govern, with the cycle of upheaval continuing.
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Paris
France
National Assembly
Democratic and Socialist Union of the Resistance
Party of French Reconciliation
Socialist Democrats
Republican Socialists
Party of Christ’s Witnesses
Poujade
Clips and Quips Country boy declines invitation
A boy refuses to visit the country amid jokes from neighbors about threshing and hay. Amos and Jake trade quips on hay. a diner confuses a customer with a stuffed calf’s head. A country doctor jokes about a prescription and the pharmacist’s charge.
Patient begs loan forgery with nerve remedy scratched
A physician tears out part of a prescription and returns ten cents saying it is for the nerves. The scene shifts to questions of love as two men joke about engagement rings and girlfriends.
Benedict Stages Team Victory and Local Incidents
Benedict defeats Chanute’s Chanute Economy Tramps 50 to 30 as Clarence Foose coaches the Benedict team. Benedict grades beat Buffville 18 to 8. Harvey Ponder, about 45, is severely wounded by an axe-wielding attacker in his yard. Forty-eight hours later residents recall local names and Christmas gifts from Cody relatives.
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Frank Oyster
San Antonio
Tex
Oyster
Winkler
Benedict
Chanute Economy Tramps
Clarence Foose
Buffville
Harvey Ponder
Ponder
Harvey
Tioga Hotel
O. P. Stevens
Roy Glasgow
Cody
Wyo
W. A. Bates
Ernest Flottman
Chanute
Earl White
Albert Hanson
Kansas City
Emma Hanson
Vilas
A Christmas Story Comes to Conclusion
A humorous mock ending chronicles the Jones family after a house fire prompts a town to rebuild. Sammy Jones and relatives face a string of holiday mishaps and hopeful cheer as Christmas Eve approaches with fires, missing poems, and Santa visits.
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Joneses
Sam
Samuel
Bert
Christ Sidesteps Verbal Traps in Gospels Case Q-330
Dr. Crane discusses two horned dilemmas used to trap Jesus and how he answered by posing a question about a Roman coin and by citing authority. The piece illustrates how Christ avoided traps and suggests this protected early Christian teaching despite potential persecution.
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George W. Crane
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Caesar
Christ
God
Calvary
Nero
Entertainers Bring Christmas Cheer to Arctic Troops
Entertainers journey to the North Pole region to lift spirits of 6000 U.S. servicemen and nurses stationed from Newfoundland to Greenland. The group, organized with Hartford models, performs for troops at Goose Bay Labrador and nearby bases, led by emcee Billy Reed as stages are improvised from parked air force trucks.
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North Pole
U.S
Newfoundland
Greenland
Labrador
Hartford
Arctic
Stuart Symington
Secre
Tary
Air Force
Bob Hope
New York
Goose Bay
Billy Reed
Little Club
Ceil Chapman
Napier
When is Christmas Gift Opening In Your Home
The article surveys differing customs for opening Christmas gifts, noting variations by family schedules and the presence of children. It describes morning openings for Santa Claus visitors, evening openings for working parents, and the ritual of selecting and delivering gifts under the tree before the reveal. It ends with a wish to keep the holiday thrill beyond Christmas.
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Santa Claus
Nick
Local newspaper publication and post office details
The article lists Ernest W. Johnson as Editor and Publisher and James Fehrenbach as Advertising Manager. It notes publication evenings except Sundays and second class mail status in Chanute Kansas. It mentions Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties.
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Ernest W. Johnson
James Fehrenbach
Mgr
Chanute
Kas
Associated Press
Neosho
Allen Wilson
Woodson Counties
Television Log Highlights for Monday Evening
A dense listing of prime time shows across channels with Perry Como and Your Hit Parade as anchors. Includes news, weather, soap operas, game and talk shows, sports, and late night programming across multiple stations and times.
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Mr. Sweeney
Pinky Lee
Doug Edwards
Winan Shore
Annie Oakley
News Caravan
Bob Hope
Phil Siivere
Phil Silvers
Dr Hudsons Journal
China Smith
Wynan
Playhouse
Circle Theatre
Red Skelton
Bill Corum
Regal Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
Badge TV
Navy Log
Bixta Row Center
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Zeke
Bachelor Buttons Club
Murat Shinn
Ninaully
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Hazel Switzer
Kitty Morey
Byron Shinn
Dean Davis
Harold Bodley
Robert Rogers
Aaron Eaton
Earlton
E. Lawson
Sammy Jones
Jones
Dr. Crane
John
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Crane
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellett, Ind
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Drew Pearson
Thule
Pearson
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Schultz & Judy
S. Highland Phone
Chanute Insurance Board
PTD RE
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Koch
Skinner
Chanute Tribune
S. Highland
Chanute, Kas
Daily Timesett
Chanute Publishing Company
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the Tribune
F.H.A
G.l.’S
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Ireland
W. Oak
Ozalid Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
Highland
LD Research
Chanute, Kansas
Main & Santa Fe
P.O. Box
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Tennessee Ernie
Guiding Light
Joplin
Karla Pandit
Robert Q. Lewis
Robert Q Lewis
Art Linkletter
Bob Crosby
Studio Kitenen
Zeta
Vernon Brothers
Johnny Kem
Homemaker
Patth
Robin Hood
I Ted
Tony Martin
Sid Caesar
Burns and Allen
Caesar's Howor
Talent Scouts
Wdaf-Tv
Kotv — Channel
Koam-Tv
Kswm-Tv
Robert Montgomery
Studio One
Amos 'N Andy
Orient Express
Eixth Row Center
Byres and Allen
Robert
Montgomery
Amos and
Andy
Arthur Godfrey
Mark
Korla Pandit
Kitenen Krup
Robt
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