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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1959
Page
4
Kenneth Brown of the Chamber of Commerce says an industry could not wait for a new building, needing a preexisting facility to expand. He argues communities must provide space before prospects arrive or risk losing future industrial prospects.
A Bible verse from Proverbs 9 10 notes that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom and the knowledge of the holy is understanding for readers seeking guidance.
The narrator flies Belgrade to Zurich to London to Dublin, noting clean airports, comfortable lounges, and swift customs. In Zurich the Baur au Lac impresses with dry martinis and a park view, while Dublin greets late daylight, Gulf Stream weather, and a 100 year old hotel with strict but orderly regulations.
The Chanute area sees bank deposits exceeding 2.25 million dollars for the first time in four years with a gain of over 200 thousand since March and liquid assets possibly the largest in history. Drenching rain ends a 100-degree heat spell, saving corn crops and bringing relief. Golden wedding honors for Mr and Mrs Freeman Brinkmeyer. 91-year-old Civil War veteran J W Bricker visits Earlington. Metro Club names officers Spencer Finney president John Nation vice president and others join board. former president John McCall named national vice president in Kansas City. G B Gardner expands business with Reo dealership and new Keo sport sedan on display. Donnelly lands Presbyterian church contract at 21 thousand renovating scope excludes pews heating art glass. J M Wekel buys Taylor South stake in Dunning Drug Co with Dunning remaining in charge.
The piece notes excess crude and gasoline supply despite overall prosperity. Oil producers face over-supply while motorists enjoy relatively cheap gasoline. It predicts oil interests will align with the recovery and stresses public concern for natural resource conservation.
Clip from Topeka Journal jokes that a doctor in town is never called during dull tasks like digging dandelions but only at the thrilling climax of a TV show. The Louisburg Herald adds a quip about loving enemies to drive them crazy.
James Marlow reports that the Supreme Court shows no retreat amid criticism. The 1950s term was milder due to fewer explosive issues, with landmark rulings on desegregation and civil rights upheld. Controversies centered on congressional power, state versus federal authority, and government transparency.
Washington column reports South Carolina Congressman Mendel Rivers pushed MSTS official Admiral Will for 173000 plus for the Power Equipment Corp of Brooklyn to overhaul the USS Randall. A concerted effort to favor private contractors led to an initial boost of 173150.61 but Navy declined to approve, awarding only 16000 after inquiries by Jack Anderson.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles and office information including editor and publisher Ernest W Johnson, department manager James B Sherman, advertising Dwight Wallingford, news Nellie Hollenstead, and circulation Pay Chopine with press and mechanics details. It notes circulation areas Neosho and Woodson Counties with subscription rates by mail.
Radio and television listings show 7 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. slots across channels with programs including Steve Canyon Show To Tem The Truth Jimmy Rodgers TRA Peek s Bad Girl Bob Cummings Spotlight Playhouse Andy Williams Show David Niven Show and KODE TV Channel 2 airing 9 p.m. listings.
The retired admiral, once in command of MSTS cargo operations, becomes president of American Export Lines. His departure follows disputes over compensation for alleged extra work and signals a shift in leadership for the shipping firm amid ongoing military logistics ties.
Maple Park households including Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dorris and son Mr. and Mrs. George Dorris and son and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes visited the Marion Dorris family this Sunday. Mrs. Russ McDaniels becomes Raleigh Dealer for the area. Dorris plans a overseas posting as he is in the army. Ricky Jones is ill at Mercy Hospital Parsons. Bertha Clum visits Kansas City for eye check. George Duleavy and Horace Jones host guests. Clyde Hodgen and Esther take two week vacation in the northwest states.
A tangled passage mentions Delaware settlement by Swedes, a 12 year old named Jimmy Ray Wilson, Finns and Dutch, Henry Hudson, and Haifa as Israel's main port. The text shifts to a dispensing machine episode and notes Oklahoma City context without clear linkage.
The user lists five items correcting grammar pronunciation spelling meaning and a word with wild revelries. It provides corrected forms: 1 the phrase uses than. 2 pronunciation swah-ray with second syllable stress. 3 fuselage as the misspelled option. 4 accoutrement meaning articles of apparel and equipment. 5 orgiastic meaning pertaining to wild revelries.
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