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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1958
Page
4
Editorial notes market seers forecast worldwide stability and U.S. economic recovery with inflation threats. It cites past downturns, a Mid east conflict uncertainty, firming securities, and gains in steels and oil stocks as indicators. Grain futures ease, suggesting cautious optimism with inflation risks ahead.
A brief religious verse echoes the message Christ came into the world to save sinners. This line from 1 Timothy 1 15 reflects a focus on salvation and grace.
A satirical column surveys global ties and domestic moods. It jokes about Irag and roll, Secretary Benson’s popularity, and the marriage rate dipping since before the last war. It notes Khrushchev’s stance, Alaska’s statehood, and hints at Cuba rebel scrutiny. It closes urging readers to mail correspondence.
Randcraft humor notes that scientists claim human necks are getting shorter while courage fades from public life. The piece mocks fear of standing up for principles, comparing Americans to turtles and stressing the loss of intestinal fortitude and free expression.
In Hutchinson News opinion, two lawyers John McCall of Chanute and Clifford Pugh of Wichita seek the Republican nomination for a Kansas Supreme Court seat to be filled this year. The piece argues for a constitutional amendment to appoint justices from a governor selected list to depoliticize the court. It notes two pro-McCall points and cites Wichita representation as a concern.
Chanute employers express optimism and willingness to cooperate with President Roosevelt on the re employment program to put jobless millions back to work before Labor Day. A new law office opened above The Tribune by John C. McCall, and local Scouts competed in a cricket style swimming meet with Ottawa Scouts. The Kansas Postmasters Association held its ninth annual convention with election of officers. McCall & Curtis started drilling on Midway Oskaloosa holdings in the trans Neosho field.
Clippings echo rural wisdom from Emporia Gazette Altoona Tribune and Goodland News. Observations touch on Youth aging, rag weed threats, baby quieting methods, and women seeking ideal partners. Local tone blends humor with everyday life and social commentary.
Washington reports say Rep. John Bennett and Rep. Oren Harris clash over delaying the Raglaine Worsted inquiry. Drew Pearson warns about early publication as Harris subpoenas Army files and cites a memo by Roswell Austin criticizing Sherman Adams. Eddie Hebert pushes executive session hearings to expose inefficiency in the Armed Services Office.
Dr. Crane argues modern wives need not focus on cooking as success, saying marital strife stems from erotic life. Jim M asks if husbands are justified in exploding, while Lois' attention to children and clubs is blamed for tensions and potential divorce.
Evening edition details subscription options for Neosho Wilson and Woodson counties with monthly and yearly prices. Rates for outside counties listed, including one month and three month terms.
County Line reports numerous visits across Parsons Pittsburg Wichita and Dewey with families like Brooks Payne French and Holtzman. A new baby Keith born June 28 to Wayne and Meridan Idaho guests and church events plus camps at Christian Service Camp are noted.
The Chanute Tribune lists KOAM Channel 7 KOTV Channel 6 WDAF Channel 4 KODE Channel 12 schedule entries for 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. including Mr Adame Eve The Investigator Andy Williams Dotto To Tell The Truth Mr District Attorney Whirleybirds Californians Bid n Buy Charlie Chan The Honeymooners.
HAL BOYLE lists a personal pleasure inventory from cigars to art, travel and memories. The piece blends nostalgic moments from Paris to Rome and wartime London with loved books, films, food, and longings, inviting readers to craft their own lists.
The Chanute city voter books will be kept open July 21 to July 25 1958 from 8 AM to 10 PM daily. Electors who have not registered or who have moved changed names or are naturalized must register in person at the Memorial building with Howard Parsons City Clerk.
The United States Miss Universe contenders from a 45 member group will be narrowed to 15 in the preliminary rounds held in Long Beach California. The event determines the contenders for the final Miss Universe contest.
In Neosho County District Court Chanute, Cecil Ray Storck and Naomi Margaret Storck seek a judgment that they own fee simple title to Lots 5 and 6, Block 7 Roth's Addition Chanute. They ask the court to quiet title against all claimants and require defendants to plead by August 22, 1958. Balch & Bailey represent the plaintiffs.
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