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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1958
Page
4
The weather bureau mispredicted a Neosho River flood with a forecast of 4 to 6 feet above bankfull. The actual crest was 2 feet above bankfull, reached Saturday afternoon, after which the river fell. Residents endured two days of fear and costly preparation despite the warning.
A brief devotional line from Today s Bible Verse urges reverence and worship of God in holiness quoting 16 29 and inviting reflection on sacred beauty.
A Whitman era column riffs on everyday quirks and national shifts. It notes Santa’s true identity as Bernard Goldfine, hints at Senators threatening to relocate, compares majors to the old circuit, and laments economic and social changes from wages to medicine. It closes with a jab at cabinet life and postwar policy.
The Senate pushes a public ethics code with no enforcement plan, echoing last year’s House measure. It urges adherence and says gifts that could influence duties must be refused, criticizing free hotel bills, entertainment, and flights as rationalizations.
Rand columns Khrushchev suggests US long term credits to Russia to boost trade. He cites foreign aid totals near 6 billion yearly across mutual security, exports, and farm programs, and critiques anti American riots abroad while praising American economic growth. He criticizes past aid as wasted and mocks, concluding the door to influence may reopen as tensions rise.
The Chanute Central Labor Body received its charter at a recent meeting in the old Eagles Hall. Officers named: Lester Welsh president, L. R. Hart vice president, J. W. Booth secretary, T. P. Gaughan treasurer. Humboldt tax levy plan proposes 80 cents per 100 valuation to fund next year’s schools with 50 cents to bond fund and the rest to the general fund. An owner urged a roofed marquee addition to the bathhouse for a municipal band venue near the pool. A local chorus led by Prof. Edgar B. Gordon performed The Wreck of the Hesperus at the Standard theater with soprano Miss Jessie Shinn and others assisting. Sam Freidline visited Earlton to oversee hay harvest amid expectations of a large crop.
The Augusta Gazette cites a society editor joking that a union is a merger rather than a marriage while the Parson Sun recalls a domestic quip about household labor before suggesting humor about marriage. The Coffeyville Journal notes a professor's remark on a billion planets with Earthlike lives.
Washington observes a behind the scenes clash as the Justice Department and the Senate Rackets Committee vie for credit in the war on the Mafia. The piece traces efforts from Kefauver investigations to Genovese arrests and links to Apalachin, with mob influence spanning narcotics and front businesses in major cities.
Dr George Crane explains that public denial by husbands of reading his column often hides real engagement. He cites a Pittsburgh steelworker who tears out the column and collects his booklets, plus widespread reader patterns showing men deny interest while secretly following his medico psychological counsel. The piece ends with a lighter note about New Zealand’s Tikitere Valley, nicknamed The Inferno.
Evening edition published with second class mail status at Chanute Kansas. Rates listed for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and surrounding areas, including monthly quarterly and annual subscriptions. Includes AP news dispatch rights and association membership details.
Plaintiffs Cecil Ray Storck and Naomi Margaret Storck seek judgment that they own in fee simple Lots 5 and 6 in Black 7 Roths Addition Chanute Neosho County Kansas and ask the court to quiet title against all defendants and those claiming under them with August 22, 1958 as pleading deadline. Balch & Bailey attorneys for plaintiffs.
The Chanute Tribune lists KOAM Channel 7 through KUOTV Channel 6 programs for Tuesday July 15 1958 with primetime lineups including Mr Adams and Eve Shirley Temple Storybook Dotto To Tell The Truth Mr District Attorney Whirleybirds Californians Bid n Buy Charlie Chan The Honeymooners plus daytime folios like Love of Life Tic Tac Dough It Could Be You Search For Tomorrow Guiding Light and various syndicated shows across local stations.
New York ap report quotes Dr. Frank Gallizio, veteran oenologist, advocating a 3 to 1 martini. He prefers a single pearl onion or tiny green pepper instead of olives or lemon peel, arguing about dryness and minimal water. He notes few hangovers and offers basic remedies.
Coffeyville Memorial Hall hosts a Third District Democratic rally on July 24 at 8 p.m. Attending will be Gov. George Docking and Mrs Docking Lt. Gov. Joe Henkle and Mrs Henkle State Democratic Chairman Frank Theis and Mrs Theis along with other state district and local candidates. A tea for the ladies follows in the afternoon organized by the Coffeyville Democratic Ladies Club led by Mrs Adlyne Wolfe and committee.
The Samuel Casey farm dating from 1740 50 in Saunders town R I remains open as a working farm and a visitor attraction per the last owner's will. The document requires continued farming operations and the site to serve sightseers as a historic rural landmark.
The questions ask identifying errors and correct forms. Answers cover tense and redundancy in Mr Carter’s phrase, proper pronunciation of autumnal, misspelling among tri words, the meaning of ostracism, and a synonym for hypocrisy such as dissimulation.
A report states Italy’s population is approximately 46 million, outlining demographic estimates and potential implications for policy, markets, and regional balance within the country and Europe.
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