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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1957

Page

4

Closer Capital Moves on Strawn Dam for Neosho River

Washington signal shows urgency for area water needs as Senate committee adds 200000 to an appropriations bill for Strawn dam. House concurrence pending. The Neosho basin has suffered floods in 1951 and 1957 and drought in between, highlighting the region’s long battle for reliable water protection and drought relief.

Chanute Washington Strawn Dam Neosho River Senate House Congress

Army II Culprit Girard Case Gets Japanese Trial Push

The Supreme Court clears the way for the trial of soldier William Girard in Japan for a Japanese woman’s death. The piece blames the U. S. Army for vacillating over Girard’s duty status and urges decisive action and sober inquiry while noting possible congressional efforts to curb foreign trials.

Supreme Court William Girard Congress Girard U. S. Army

What Has Become of the Stalwart Spitting Seed Tradition

A collection of humorous reflections on American life, politics, summer travel, and social habits. The piece ponders the St. Lawrence Seaway label, long vacations, highway safety, potato salad, cigarette sizing quirks, bottle recycling, and fashion trends, all framed in a light satirical voice.

Polite Seat Etiquette Lesson Ends in Civic Mirth

In a crowded streetcar John, five, practiced a lesson in politeness. He stood when a lady approached and offered his seat with the cry Take my seat. The moment captured a young rider’s earnest manners.

John

Scouts dedicate first aid station at Camp Cauble

Twenty five years ago the Seban area scout leaders completed a perfect camp with the dedication last night of its first aid station, the final link converting a ravine into a scout resort. A. F. Leverenz, area scout commissioner, stated the achievement.

Seban Camp Cauble A. F. Leverenz Chanute Business and Professional Women Milwaukee Chanute Club Kansas Elsie Cunningham James A. Allen Chanute Country Club Harry B. Williams Kentucky J. T. Simmons Mmes. Eithel S. Cofer

Air Conditioned Church Life: Comfort in Worship Discussed

E LAWSON MAY notes the lack of air conditioning in a recent church service and suggests improvements such as theater seats and better ventilation. He observes heat effects on attendance and humor from TV setups, then links comfort to congregation turnout and general consumer annoyances.

Federal Aid to Utilities In Moving Poles for Roads

A trio of congressmen pushes a highway bill shift forcing utilities to cover moving poles and conduits, with 90 percent funded by federal aid. The change prompts 38 state bills and a push by Dempsey Jones and Gentry to end handouts and access rights.

Drew Pearson Washington Uncle Sam George Dondero Royal Oak Mich Gordon Scherer Cincinnati Ohio Harry McGregor West Lafayette Jack Dempsey New Mexico Robert Jones Alabama Brady Gentry Texas Congress At&t Bureau of Public Roads Pense Gentry Dempsey and Jones John Baldwin Martinez Calif Dondero McGregor Scherer

Worry Clinic reveals Janet's desire for dominant mate

Dr. George W. Crane discusses Janet J a 22 year old engaged to a mild, courteous accountant who torments him seeking stronger dominance. The column links female desire for control to paternal patterns, noting her aim to provoke a menacing reaction and traditional masculine authority. The piece ends with study notes and a courtroom scene about segregation trial testimony.

George W. Crane Janet J Jerry Dr. Crane Janet Hopkins Syndicate Inc Mellett, Inc

Harvest News Notes and Local Social Roundup

The article reports drought affected farming with grain being harvested in dry patches and yields higher than expected but quality lower. It also records a series of social visits and funerals among residents including Romine of Kimball, the Odense cemetery caretaker, and Manuel Fletcher’s funeral in Chanute, plus several local family visits and hospitality events over a weekend.

Bill Smith Chanute Eben Claus Olive Eberhart Irene Claus Mabel Thornton Paul Renard Paul Douglas Renards Herbert Schultz Wichita

Military cadet to report to Wentworth after furlough

A service member ends a year stay in Teheran Iran and will report to Lexington Missouri to join Wentworth Military Academy for continued training and assignment.

Teheran Iran Lexington, Mo Wentworth Military Academy

Correcting three English usage and spelling questions

The sentence uses awkward phrasing with over an hour and should be after questioning the prisoner for more than an hour he confessed. Paraffin is pronounced puh-RUH-fin. The misspelled form among Presumptuous and pre- is unclear without the full list.

Smith

Tribune Classified Rates And Reading Notices

Evening publication details list subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties with monthly and yearly options. Also notes second class matter status at Chanute post office and AP republication rights. Includes a short quiz on vocabulary and a line about carrier delivery at 130 cents per week.

Chanute

FASTEETH Aline Powder for Secure False Teeth

Advertises FASTEETH a non acid powder to sprinkle on plates to hold false teeth more firmly and prevent embarrassment. Claims to prevent souring and odor and urges purchase at drug counters.

Television Log Highlights From Tuesday Evening Lineup

A dense listing of late afternoon and evening TV slots notes program titles such as Last of the Mohicans Wyatt Earp and Broken Arrow with several dramas westerns and game shows. The log includes air times plus channel numbers and host names like Phil Stivers Mickey Rooney and Spike Jones, mapping a busy broadcast schedule.

Phil Stivers Last of the Mohicans Wyatt Earp Mickey Rooney Broken Arrow Spike Jones David Grief

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