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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1955
Page
2
Column argues that nations and rulers are under moral law, citing Jeremiah and the Bandung Conference. It warns colonial powers losing control as Asia gains independence, predicting a shift toward democracy among nations and accountability for past exploitation.
A list of church services across Humboldt outlines ministers, Sunday schools, worship times, and youth fellowships. Notable entries include Federated with J M Torrence, Nazarene led by M H Shoemakan, Temple Baptist with William Hodges, and St Ambrose Catholic with Cyprian Frank.
A dense list of churches with pastors superintendents and service times. Entries include Seventh Day Adventist Assembly of God Methodist Nazarene and more with Sunday schools 9:45 to 11:10 a.m. and evening services from 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. across multiple communities and dates.
Jo Anne McKinnie leads a regional Methodist youth tour through eight states visiting missions colleges and churches with 35 peers and four leaders as sponsors cover expenses. Other items note California Pacific trips, Fourth of July plans, and local residents visiting relatives and attending summer events.
Mrs Evelyn Silvers of Birmingham Missouri died in a two car collision about three miles south of Paola Kansas late last night. The crash occurred on the rural highway injuring others and prompting emergency responders to the scene. Authorities continued investigations into the cause of the fatal accident.
Children left for their home in Los Angeles after spending three weeks visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Tom Scott. Claudia and Lyn Dunlop of Girard visit until after the Fourth with their grandparents Postmaster and Mrs C E Yockey. Robert Whitworth returns to Topeka after a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Leon Whitworth.
President Eisenhower signed the draft law extension into law last night, hours before the old measure expired at midnight. The extension lowers the upper draft age to 46 for men from 18 to 26 and extends for two years the authority to draft actors, dentists, and veterinarians.
The House approved a $3.2858 billion foreign military and economic aid ceiling for the coming year. The measure, now routed to a Senate House committee to reconcile differences, lags behind a Senate authorization about $139 million higher. President Eisenhower had asked for roughly $31 billion. the final appropriation may be reduced.
A history of Fourth of July fireworks shows fewer large displays as states restrict sales. Georgia joins 28 states banning commercial fireworks, while only six states have no restrictions. Past deaths and injuries drive tighter laws, with many local rules in place despite remaining sales.
El Dorado voters approved a bond issue of one million dollars by more than a six to one margin to finance the construction of a new sewage treatment plant.
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