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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1956
Page
3
A congressman proposes banning farming on unused edges of Air Force bases and other military sites. The piece argues that subsidizing agriculture would worsen surpluses, noting government leasing of park and forest lands for grazing and its conflict with plans to expand irrigation and crop production.
Senator TI NICKELL notes expansion of public services drives tax needs. Cites Southeast Tuberculosis Sanitorium Chanute, Rural Health plan at KU Medical Center, Mental Health growth, and school aid increases. Argues most funds come from user fees and federal grants. seeks revenue options without broad tax hikes.
A satirical column notes babies born on February 29 as living proof of planned parenthood’s distance from goals. It jests about social change and urban clutter from empty beer cans to oversized generosity, closing with a Texas panhandler request for change.
A fragment discusses wisdom as a perpetual lure, mentions four nations with missions in the South Pole, notes the cold war being iced, jokes about a golfer’s cure via his wife taking up golf, and comments on a woman described as clothes unconscious.
Twenty five years ago officials announced that distance markers would be placed on State highways to show the distance between towns. The column notes social items including a quilting bee and a wild game dinner with local residents.
A male speaker contrasts the burdens women face in appearance and upkeep with the perceived advantages women receive from men. He notes hair, hosiery, undergarments, and clothing care as costly efforts while highlighting chivalrous gestures by husbands and courters. He then questions male benefits, citing expenses, bill paying, and anniversaries.
A comic dialogue features a questioning groom and skeptical fiancé with a sharp remark on self assertion. A city bride visits her husband’s parents and learns a humorous recipe for molasses cookies, ending with a playful mishearing four gallups.
Washington column reports Ebasco, linked to Dixon-Yates, seeks a 1 percent commission on Korea aid project contracts through ICA oversight. Abbot K. Hamilton reportedly approved the markup, with four Ebasco reps to Seoul to persuade Syngman Rhee amid secrecy and opposition from the Korean government.
Dr. Crane argues that expensive clothes do not win a man. A self made fashion approach with $15 frocks and good taste can outshine costly outfits. He notes many rich girls lack personality and a humble background can attract cultured partners.
Chanute Tribune notes metropolitan edition details and publication logistics. Mentions consolidation with The Daily Timesset and editor publisher names Ernest W Johnson James Fehrenbach. Includes postal classification and AP affiliation.
Rates for Madi publications show pricing by duration and delivery method. Within Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties the one month subscription by mail is listed, with three, six, and twelve month options. Outside the above counties prices are also shown for one month three months six months and one year deliveries.
Readers are advised to mail to Dr Crane care of Hopkins Synticate Inc in Mellett Indiana with a long cent stamped addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing and printing costs for one booklet.
Defense Secretary Wilson said he and Adm. Radford believed Gen Ridgway agreed to manpower cuts in the 1954 State of the Union but Ridgway later changed his mind. Eisenhower noted Joint Chiefs approval of 1954 55 reductions when Ridgway was Army chief of staff and he retired last June.
In servicing television sets only genuine PHILCO parts are used. Stark Kansas.
A dense listing of prime time and daytime programs across channels KO TV KO AM KO AM TV 6 7 12 includes dramas comedies news sports and movies with titles such as Perry Como Gunsmoke The Lucy Show Frontier of Faith You Are There and Ed Sullivan Also noted are children's shows Captain Kangaroo Captain Gallant and Zoo Parade plus religious and variety segments with multiple time slots listed throughout the day.
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