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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1956
Page
4
Views of the News reflect on the 1951 flood in the Neosho valley noting a makeshift gauge in Chanute and the lasting impact of Black Friday. The piece emphasizes Congress authorized dams, smarter flood plain respect, and lessons that future generations should remember.
The column notes a Chicago furniture store offering no money down and 30 day payments after a strike ends, as a symbol of extending credit to sustain output. It warns of rising consumer debt and faith in job permanence, predicting unease when offers grow looser after strikes.
The scene surveys a busy central square in Annecy with the Hotel Splendide terrace spilling onto a crowded sidewalk, an arched old town, and a gendarme directing traffic from a raised platform. Nearby are the Restaurant Dauphine balcony, Hotel Mt Blanc, Hotel de Verdun, and shops while a stone statue memorializes Annecy in two wars. The view then sweeps to a tree shaded boulevard, a flower garden, and the lake with white sails and the casino at the town’s social center.
City park fills with families, teens, and golfers on a hot Saturday afternoon. Cars idle and drag race near the rides as kids swim, play, and roam the grounds. Bears shelter in shade, a buffalo teeters, and tennis courts lie unused among weeds.
Dr. Crane argues teaching offers solid pay, growing demand, and good benefits. A Chicago teacher’s median with a master's climbs to five hundred twenty five plus boosts for advanced study. Ford gifts raise college salaries. teachers shape minds across social divides and stand near clergy in influence.
A vivid vignette describes life near a casino with two fountains, a canal used by rental boats, plane trees, swans, and children along stone banks. A broad paved area serves as off-street parking except Tuesdays when a weekly market draws hucksters and merchants.
A carload of Irish potatoes, first produced locally in years, is being loaded for shipment to Kansas City and onward to a northern state. Growers receive $1 per hundred pounds as a third city paving project is approved from 10th to 11th Street.
Senator Lyndon Johnson agreed to bring the Honest Elections Bill to a Senate vote after pressure from Senator Tom Hennings. Key obstacles cited include Barry Goldwater’s labor union spending restriction and Albert Gore’s bid to limit outside money in state elections.
The report estimates roughly nine million skilled workers and technicians in the United States. It highlights the balance between demand for skilled trades and available labor, noting implications for industry and economic growth.
A collection of lighthearted quips spans courtroom antics to country wit. Jokes range from a plaintiff and two lawyers in a trial to barnyard humor about caterpillars and butterflies, distant talk of fathers giving daughters away, and playful observations on language and aging.
Rebels in eastern Algeria blow up a military supply train causing heavy damage with reports of eight dead and nine wounded. In Munich a sergeant attacked a 20 year old worker, and U S Army police investigate. Leningrad library material split for distribution. Argentina seizes 72 people in Mendoza and San Juan on suspicion of sabotage and terrorism.
Evening publication style notice specifies second class matter at Chanute post office under March 3 1879 act. Includes Associated Press circulation statement and subscription rate brackets for Neosho Wilson and Woodson counties by mail with annual and multi month options.
The user asks five questions about grammar pronunciation and definitions. The corrected forms include plural phenomena with are and so, pronounce Muscatel as muss-kah-tell with emphasis on the last syllable, misspelling is resuscitate, misogamist meaning someone who dislikes marriage, and a word meaning steeped is sodden.
The Rev. Paul L. Carpenter of Humboldt suffered a heart attack and could not lead Sunday services. the Session hosted the worship with Thomas Wood in charge and others assisting. Mrs. Hackler’s death prompts funeral services in Deepwater, Missouri. Humboldt relatives attend. Dorcas Society at St Peter's Lutheran met with 21 members. courtly visits noted to Colorado Springs.
Mrs Johnson and Marilyn expected home soon while Mrs Johnson and Mrs Johnsons daughter will spend the rest of summer with her daughter. Mr and Mrs Clark Clay of Wichita recently visited his mother Mrs W L Clay. Mrs Alfred Kuhlman of Emporia is visiting as house guest of Aunt Mrs Mary Schaffner. Mr and Mrs William Towles of Iola were Sunday visitors of his mother Mrs Minnie Towles. Mrs C W Works hosted a dinner Thursday noon with covers set for the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Robert Brown and Carla left Friday for a vacation to Yellowstone National Park. They visited his parents in Emporia and stayed with Mrs Browns relatives in Brighton Colorado. Lyle Clum and Gary Wayne Lassman enrolled at Kansas State College in Manhattan and returned to Humboldt Thursday.
Roanoke Virginia Mrs R C Haynes uncovered two baby possums in freshly washed clothes she planned to iron. She had no idea how the young marsupials ended up in the laundry basket.
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne enables shrinking hemorrhoids and pain relief without surgery. Reports claim complete reduction in many cases and statements that piles are no longer a problem. Preparation H available as suppository or ointment with money back guarantee.
The page lists daily television lineups with times and programs including Medic, Charlie Farell, Ot Vie Damone, Robert Montgomery, Famous Playhouse, Science Fiction, Today, Captain Kangaroo, Morning in Joplin, Ernie Kovacs, Arthur Godfrey, Home, Welcome Neighbors, Brike It Rich, Valiant Lady, Feather Your Nest, Love of Life, It Could Be You, Search for Tomorrow, The Guiding Light, Melody Matinee, Stand Up and Be Counted Anne, As the World Turns, Johnny Carson, News, Weather, Markets, Life with Elizabeth, Noontime in Joplin, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Art Linkletter, and more.
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