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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1957
Page
4
An observer laments the south Chanute highway entry and nearby streets as unattractive while praising England for longer landscaped urban pride. He suggests patience as civic improvement slowly transforms property upkeep and curb appeal over time.
The piece argues the soil bank cannot curb production and suggests Secretary Benson will announce new 1958 crop year regulations to force farmers to limit plantings on banked acres. It speculates such rules would trigger protests and possible congressional reversal before the elections.
A Kansas playground gains the name Tot Lot amid quirky notes on smoking brands and local humor. London air cited as cancer risk stirs tourism talk, while Alabama man buys ad to celebrate his anniversary. Eisenhower backs 1956 GOP platform, opponents debate strategy. An Emporian with two cars and a boat views mowing duties through domestic humor.
E. Lawson May reflects on changing habits through a personal essay. The author recalls shifts in leisure and media use from radio and movies to television, sports, and golf, noting life can continue with fewer routines. A humorous closing line credits a mother with discipline as the most effective mediation.
Twenty five years ago a full carload of flour weighing 52000 pounds was unloaded for Red Cross relief, to be distributed to Neosho County residents in need of food officials announced today.
A lively collage of quips from Kansas papers notes bearded crowds in Hays, modern women and laziness, long running papers in Emporia, TV trends, sea shanties of old seasons, Grease douses, and humor about Sabbath fish. Humor nods to public life and weather quirks through small town voices.
In a behind the scenes look, two congressmen challenged Hum phrey over fast tax write offs while he was on the Defense Mobilization Board. The piece links a Labrador ore discovery to Humphrey’s support for the St Lawrence Seaway, noting Hanna Co. interests and shifted political stance. It cites production figures and Schefferville details to connect ore development with seaway approval.
Dr. George Crane argues parents should teach teens to fend for themselves, citing Lois Q. and others as examples. He recommends gradual separation, trusted babysitters, and supervised camp experiences to foster emotional maturity and personal responsibility.
Song leaders and speakers at church camps leverage skilled delivery and a uniform audience to create ongoing conversation and transformed lives that home churches struggle to duplicate. The passage notes how camp programs enable personal impact through guided dialogue and shared experiences.
A brief note announces the Tribune newspaper available by carrier for a weekly rate of thirty cents. The item emphasizes affordability and home delivery.
The questions cover formatting Robert’s height, chapeau pronunciation, misspelled term among Paraphernalia Enthesis Parliamentary Paradoxical, the meaning of abnormal, and a word starting with eff meaning impudence. Answers give corrected form, phonetic guidance, paraphernalia, abnormal meaning not following rule, and effrontery.
About 600 United Steelworkers Local 4327 members walked out at midnight closing Eagle Picher zinc smelter after contract expired. Local President Claude Schwartz said no picket line is planned as wage increase negotiations failed. The plant had briefly shut in April due to zinc price collapse before reopening.
Trial relations director said the Henryetta zinc plant has run at full capacity since May. A meeting is set in Miami tomorrow with union and company reps and E R Hunt of the Federal Mediation Service. The union has rejected one wage offer. Wood outlined a three year pact with five cent hikes at years one and two and a five cent bonus if zinc climbs from 102 to 1414 cents per pound. The walkout affects only the Henryetta plant.
Negotiations in the Kansas City Power & Light wage dispute continued early today without a walkout by union employees. Three union locals had contracts expire at midnight, with Daniel C. Rogers of the state mediation board keeping Governor James T. Blair informed of progress.
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