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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1957
Page
4
Mrs. Watson Stewart devoted her life to happiness for others. Though slight of build, she stayed energetic and cheerful even in illness, sending letters, flowers, and garden bouquets to cheer friends in Chanute. Her death leaves a void that others should fill by spreading cheer.
The piece argues Congress delays civil rights reform and sidelines the Alaska statehood bill. It highlights about 200,000 residents in Alaska lacking federal representation, paying taxes yet lacking voting voice and industry control, noting higher living costs without statehood and urging action to reflect America's growth.
The column notes Blue Monday and France's Bastille Day amid playful cost comparisons for medical care and hospital rooms in cities like Boston Los Angeles Houston San Francisco and Cincinnati It mentions Arthur Miller Marilyn Monroe and Billy Graham and ends with a quip about hurricane Audrey in southern Louisiana.
A brief collection of light remarks notes a rheumatic view of romance, a playful nod to Khrushchev’s Russian victory, and a remark that a college education costs ten thousand dollars.
The Oklahoma City rainmaker received his several thousand dollar fee and was sent on a train out of state. The Wichita Eagle calls it worth the cost to remove him from the state while the Garden City Telegram recalls a man who drew eight TV stations on one night, more than a salesman had promised.
A burglar stole about eight dollars in old gold from Dr. T. W. Haynes's office last night. the gold was in a jar of acid and a box of old gold plus new gold valued at fifteen dollars remained. A birthday gathering for Mr. O. C. Friedline at 224 St. Kansas featured guests including Ralph McMinimy family and many others as refreshments followed. Nearby, fifty years ago, a ill infant of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chapple was reported sick and A. C. Mendenhall planned shipping drilling equipment to Missouri. A birth was announced for Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Youbt.
The writer recounts defying fat warnings and embracing a calorie fight. He notes varying calorie figures for common foods, warns against misreading charts, and recalls losing a pound on day one while expecting faster weight loss after a few days.
New York columnist Drew Pearson recounts Gen. David Sarnoff and Bernard Baruch discussing atomic and solar energy as fundamental to modern life. Sarnoff calls the atom and electron the universe’s two foundations, notes their late use, and warns on war if U.S. and Russia clash. He stresses peace prospects hinge on cross‑Soviet relations and the propaganda war in democracies.
Dr. Crane argues nagging arises from wives seeking masculine assertiveness. He cites Lorna G. and references to husbands, lust for affection, and the belief that a strong, even rough, masculine response averts nagging. The piece blends psychoanalytic claims with popular culture and a sales pitch for advice booklets.
Walnut residents report a July 5 Hi-Wide 4-H Club meeting with 14 members. an ice-cream social and county fair booth are planned. Dwight Crapson reports on 4-H Roundup. Janice Kleinke performs piano. Mrs. Kleinke leads music appreciation. Library program expands reading for grades 1 through high school.
A brief line noting a carrier subscription rate of 30 cents weekly, as advertised in the Tribune.
Washington sources say the State Department plans to end the travel ban on U.S. newsmen to Red China with a possible announcement next week. Secretary of State Dulles will meet media leaders to seek backing for a compromise plan on China coverage as the US pushes to resume limited Western trade with China amid talks in Paris among 15 nations on quotas for about 25 items. Britain favors larger quotas while the United States seeks the lowest feasible limits.
A dense listing of TV scheduling across channels KOAM KOTV WDAF and KODE. It catalogs programs by time including news weather sports soap operas and game shows with titles like The Price is Right Truth or Consequences and Match game, plus children's and variety programs.
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