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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
4
A London journalist notes that Britain must expand hotel and motel capacity for growing American tourism. Colin Jackson argues in a newspaper piece that Americans visiting Britain need more accommodations and services.
A daily scripture note presents Exodus 20 3 Thou shalt have no other gods before me. The brief meditation highlights devotion and monotheism in a concise religious reading.
Clyde Reed Jr, a Parsons leader in regional civic work, appeared in town meeting residents and planned visits to local offices. The piece notes his hometown ties, long involvement, and a potential January stopover before a governor’s race, while reflecting on national social trends and local transportation anecdotes.
Ottman of St John Michigan died at ninety after arranging his own funeral four years earlier. He recorded a 30 minute eulogy with music by Rev Preston Bradley of Chicago and adjusted pallbearer changes. The column notes rising funeral costs and a Toronto Memorial Society promoting early week arrangements to save money.
Fire Chief S R Stacy says spontaneous combustion in alfalfa hay in the loft caused the blaze at the E G Clark farm on West 14th. Nearby, a Kansas City man Hoyt Glenn Jolliffe, 43, was fatally injured when his car overturned near Earlton and died after being taken to Chanute. Roadwork on Highway 73W near Chanute proceeds with rain awaited to finish dust-covered fills. First Baptists defeated Grant Avenue Baptists 28 19 in a Sunday School league game with fourteen batters in the third inning. Chanute Zinc Co expects to resume its smelter after four weeks shutdown for gas line changes. F E Bodley to attend imperial council of the Mystic Shrine in St Paul. wife Mrs Bodley accompanies him. A local joke notes a rubber stamp reading Do Not Open Until Christmas.
Washington diary by Drew Pearson details the Harris Committee probe into independent agencies. It cites alleged political leverage, interbranch tensions, and the role of Baron Shacklette and Bernard Schwartz amid gift-taking accusations and disputed disclosures.
Dr. George W. Crane argues the crucial period for shaping children is before age 12, urging fathers to engage in teaching and supportive parenting rather than relying on college plans or material indulgences. He cites Clark D. and notes parents should model habits, admit faults, and tutor at home. He offers a booklet on tutoring children.
Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter at Chanute Kansas post office. Associated Press member. Subscription rates listed for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties by mail and outside counties. Monthly three months six months and yearly options with amounts.
A Park n Shop in Charlotte offers a deed to one square foot of land near Anchorage with every $10 purchase as Alaska nears statehood. In Louisville Kentucky a 17 year old, William Chasteen, earned his beginner's permit but his first lesson cost $2,000 as he drove the family car home.
The Chaunte Tribune lists KOAM Channel 7 KOTV Channel 6 WDAF Channel 4 KODE Channel 12 schedule items for 7:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. with programs including Richard Diamond You Bet Your Life Dragnet People’s Choice Sea Hunt Buckskin Price Is Right Music Bingo Union Pacific and more along with daytime listings and news weather sports.
At the Brussels International Exposition the American pavilion earned a culinary win with frozen custard drawing crowds. David Berge notes 7,800 cones sold last Sunday as critics gave way to national favorites like hot dogs, hamburgers, clam chowder and apple pie while workers and guards from other pavilions increasingly dine at the American restaurant.
Reports describe a boy losing control of a car that struck a vehicle, jumped a curb, and hit a house causing about 2000 dollars in damage. W. C Dickmeyer, a Fort Wayne candy maker, is named Candyman of 1958 by the candy industry at their annual convention. Denver police impound a car for missing a brake and light sticker, a red label cut from a pork and bean can.
Answers cover grammar and pronunciation questions. 1 The sentence should read I forbid your seeing him with the stray final three words omitted. 2 Arrain pronounced ah rayn with stress on the second syllable. 3 Quarantine is serene not serene. 4 Eugenics defines heredity influenced improvement of a race or breed. 5 Cacophony is the harsh discordant sound. misspelled word beginning with misspelled is cacophony.
A simple preparation coats lamb with a lemon parsley butter mixture. Dabs of the seasoned butter rest on the cheese topped meat and melt into the hot lamb to form a finishing sauce.
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