Detours and highway fixes spark editor’s complaint
A western Kansas editor ridiculed a detour and blamed the highway commission for riding discomfort. The piece argues detours and traffic disruption accompany progress and urges detours be endured when needed to fix Kansas highways 39 and a WS169 bypass around town.
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Western Kansas
Highway Commission
Highway Boys
Kansas
Here
Stark
Tax Increases Proposed To Fund Road Expansion
The piece argues a penny rise in federal gasoline tax to support highway spending and notes Kansas may add another cent to its own levy, totaling seven cents per gallon. It compares U S prices to Europe and suggests higher fuel taxes could spur efficiency and lighter vehicle designs.
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Kansas
Villa Favorita Houses Thyssen Art Treasures in Lugano
The Thyssens own the Villa Favorita on Lugano’s lakefront with terraced gardens a 10 car garage and a four story museum. The collection features 18th century and earlier paintings by Titian Tintoretto Rembrandt and Velazquez plus Rodin sculptures. The estate reflects the family’s wealth plan and ties to Nazi support in earlier years.
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Evian-Les-Bains
France
Lugano
Villa Favorita
Raphael
da Vinci
Titian
Tintoretto
Rembrandt
Hals
Reubens
Fragonard
Watteau
el Greco
Valesquez
Florence
Thyssens
Germany
Thyssen
Switzerland
Hitler
Jelly Beans and Plum Pickin Flavor Notes Across a Nostalgic Candy Scene
The piece muses on jelly beans, marshmallows, and expensive chocolates with nuts, contrasting penny candy with vending machines, bubble gum trends, and a sagging bubble gum market. It notes climate influences on plum picking, sandhill plums, and jelly made from them, while recalling homemade bread, butter, and evolving sugar prices.
Thyssens recover assets and rebuild art empire
The Thyssen family survived wartime losses after munitions profits and bombardments. Victors seized salvage and branded them war criminals, cutting off Swiss refuge for a time. Through politics and business, they regained ownership, surpassed prior wealth, and now acquire more artwork amid uncertain future.
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Germany
Switzerland
Thyssens
Neosho County council picks Sailors as new chair
Twenty five years ago William A Sailors of Erie county is elected chairman of the Neosho County Council of Religious Education at a meeting in the Presbyterian Church. Hoyt Lefever is named vice chairman John Copeland is secretary and J E Hoel treasurer.
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William A. Sailors
Erie
Neosho County
Evelyn Bennett
Dorothy Berthot
Margaret Lewis
Erma* Wanamaker
Edna Osborn
Ralph Osborn
Clifford Bennett
Wayne Berthot
Raymond Burghart
Alvin Hosack
Evelyn Plummer
Earl Plummer
S. Malcolm
Selby Hudson
Shaw
Laura Rader
Ottawa
Niles Rader
Public Relations Pressure by Pan American Airways
Washington columnist contends Pan American Airways uses PR pressure to misrepresent CAB findings on two preventable accidents. He cites CAB records showing 13.5 percent corrosion in Pacific Alaska blades on Pan Am propellers and details of a 1955 Boeing 377 ditching where the aircraft was not under control, despite Pan Am denials.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Pan American Airways
Civil Aeronautics Board
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Cabcaa
Pan Am
Pan American
Pacific
Oregon
Ler
CAB
a_ big corporation
Pan American World Air
Pacific Ocean
Camp attendance urged for teen development and social success
Dr. George W. Crane argues church camps shape adolescent ideals and future careers. He asserts teen-only sermons offer sharper moral focus and that a week at camp costs 15 to 20 dollars, aiding emotional weaning and college readiness. He cites personal family experience and invites readers to write for booklets.
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George W. Crane
Tommy J
Dr. Crane
Judy
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellett, Ind
Radcliffe to draft home rule constitution in Cyprus
A two week survey by British legal expert Lord Radcliffe to help draft a home rule constitution for Cyprus as Eden's government seeks broader self government for the colony. The appointment aims to produce a new liberal constitution enabling wider self rule for the island.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Eden
Lord Radcliffe
Chanute Tribune Wire Notes and Bible Society Remark
A Chanute newspaper coupon and notice page includes printing details and a quote on Korean unification. Mexico City reports a mild earthquake 215 miles southwest with no damage. The American Bible Society for its first year 1816 distributed 6 410 scripture volumes.
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Mexico City
Government
American Bible Society
Special Election in Chanute on August Seventh
Notice of a special election in Chanute Neosho County Kansas to be held August 7 1956 between 8:00 A M and 6:00 P M to decide if the city should acquire land adjacent to Santa Fe Park for park expansion using city funds not to exceed 22 500 under Kansas statutes The polling place for First Ward is North Malcolm Community Building
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
Santa Fe Park
Neosto County
Geard
North Malcolm
Ner I
Elmer Leroy Causey
Topeka
Chanute City polling places listed for wards and precincts
Chanute Kansas lists polling locations across four wards including Alcott School Murray Hill School and Roosevelt School all within Chanute city limits. The notice dated July 14 1956 is signed by Mayor Lightfoot and commissioners with city clerk attested seal. Also includes probate court notice for the estate of Charles Wingquist with hearing by July 30 1956 in Erie Kansas.
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North
Malcolm Avenue
Alcott
Central Park
Murray Hill
Senior High Trace
Roosevelt
City of
Chanute
J. Dpd. Lightfoot
Randall Diver
Charles W. Rice
Howard Parsons
Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Charles Wingquist
Mollie DE Ford
Carl Jackson
Erie
Kansas
Television Tonight in Joplin Listings
A dense schedule lists afternoon to late night programs including Tennessee Ernie Ford, Art Linkletter, House Party, Queen for a Day, Secret Storm, Edge of Night, Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, News, Weather, and various dramas and comedies broadcast across channels with times from 4:00 p.m. to midnight 12.
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Four States
Joplin
Ernie Kovacs
Arthur Godfrey
Guiding Light
CBS
Johnny Carson
Liberace
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Art Linkletter
Studio Kitchen
Bob Crosby
Dr. N. Ventor
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Terrytoon Theatre
Roy Rogers
Gene Autry
News
Gordon MacRae
Wild Bill Hickok
News Caravan
Homemaker
Doug Edwards
Robin Hood
Joan
Medie
Charlie Farell
Robert Montgomery
Vic Damone
the Pendulum
Studio One
Famous Playhouse
Andy
Hollywood Playhouse
Joplin Police
Caesar's Hour
Talent Scouts
Sparta
Spy
Armed Forces Reserve
Sixth Row Center
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