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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1959

Page

7

Torrid Romance In High School Cools Off Fast

Dr George Crane warns Sharon G. aged 16 about the risks of going steady with a high school classmate. He argues the long term costs—loss of independence, potential venereal disease, pregnancy, and impact on education—outweigh short term gains and urges readers to seek his booklet on sex problems.

George W. Crane Sharon G Sharon Crane Hopkins Syndicate Inc Mellott Ind

Memories That Mark People As Old Timers

HAL BOYLE notes signs of age through memories such as Mary Pickford curls and two-bit movie trips. He recalls fashion, social norms, and past giants like Christy Mathewson, plus the 1951 five-cent cigar era and the era’s widespread changes. The piece blends reminiscence with a Chicago royal visit and public reaction.

Hal Boyle New York Mary Pickford Hatcheck John L. Sullivan Yale New York City Christy Mathewson New York Giants Jumbo

Bug Juice Rain Puzzles San Diego Scientists Solve Backyard Mystery

In San Diego, leafhoppers or sharpshooters caused a mysterious spray named honey dew over a 20 foot square area in Charles Coval's backyard. Dr. Rudolph Preisendorfer led the unofficial study from UC La Jolla and confirmed insects produced the moisture. Coval, a missile plant engineer, welcomed the scientific explanation after puzzled observers watched the odd Spritz begin Sunday.

San Diego Calif Charles Coval Coval Rudolph Preisendorfer University of California, la Preisendorfer

Turtle Creek Dam Dedication Promises Kansas Lake Boom

Mrs George Docking reports the Turtle Creek Dam dedication forming the largest lake in Kansas and seventh largest earth filled dam in the nation. It aims to cut flood damage and attract about a million visitors annually, as part of a broader plan to protect the lower Kansas and Missouri river basins.

Tron Turtle Creek George Docking Kansas United States I 1S Kansas River Missouri River

Highway Plans Park At Farm Hall of Fame

Kansas Highway Commission begins condemnation to acquire 48.57 acres beside the Agricultural Hall of Fame site between the Kansas Turnpike and the shrine. The land will be kept like a park to ensure an unobstructed view.

Highway Plans Farm Hall of Fame Kansas City, Kan Kansas Highway Commission Agricultural Hall of Fame Kansas Turnpike

Women Brief Sugar Creek Refinery Strike Protest

In Independence Missouri on Tuesday about 100 women relatives of 750 striking workers blocked petroleum shipments at the Standard Oil refinery. Deputies clashed with protesters as clerical workers were kept inside the plant overnight amid a court restraining order and a $150,000 damages claim against the union.

Independence Standard Oil Sugar Creek Sheriff's Deputies P. C. Livesay Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Local 5672

Local Social News From Laredo to Inglewood

Elsmore Floyd Boler Jr and family visit Boler parents in Laredo Texas after Boler’s discharge. Card of weekend guests includes Carroll Lander and Delbert Helm. Oklahoma City couple George and wife stay with Don Huffman. George headed to El Paso then Germany. Sunday hosts O W Smith. Olson Braden family returns to Inglewood California after visit with Charles Braden. Braden hosts family dinner with Hillis Braden and Jack Bra.

Germany O. W. Smith Eric LaVern Olson Charles Braden Inglewood Calif Hillis Braden Kansas City Jack Bra

Weekend Guests And Social Notes At Local Homes

The Chanute Tribune reports on a busy weekend with visitors and gatherings across Iola Lavenburg and nearby towns. Among the attendees were Mr and Mrs Wendell Johnson and families, S H Beaman of Tola, Grace Ludlum and Genevieve Marrs, and many others visiting relatives in Carrollton Kansas City and Independence. A reception for Mr and Mrs Harold Peters at the Methodist church featured vocal and trombone performances, with thanks and gifts exchanged.

Den Wendell Johnson Harold Johnson Janice Eugene Pamelia Scott Wright Thayer Lloyd Swanson Iola John Jordan Jack Jordan George Heckenstable Carrollton S. H. Beaman Tola Grace Ludlum Genevieve Marrs Bert Bennett Lavenburg Wallace Mills Marsha Kansas City George Holcomb Holcomb Dave Massey Duane Isaacs Mission Donald Ericson Sammie Jo. Hepler Sam Edwards Don Huffman Linda Warren Sisson Harold Peters Methodist Church Shirley Boler Margaret Swanson Jack Braden Shirley Boser Mr. Peters Judy Daniels Junior Kyser Fred Tippie Joplin Chanute Tribune I. H. Beaman D. A. Ludlum Bonnie Jean Dean Ludlum Merle Ludlum John Hill Sandra Beverly Cunningham Eddie Acton

Mitchell Steps Into Limelight

Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell gains political prominence as a potential 1960 vice presidential candidate amid his one man steel strike fact finding role. President Eisenhower lists Mitchell among ten Republicans considered for future advancement, with Nixon and Rockefeller named for the presidency. Mitchell says his reports could guide decisions and may influence a settlement of the steel wage dispute.

Washington James P. Mitchell Mitchell Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon New York Nelson A. Rockefeller

Largest refrigerating plant in the world located in Buenos Aires

The largest refrigerating plant globally is reported to be in Buenos Aires Argentina. It showcases the city as a center of industrial capacity with vast cooling infrastructure.

Buenos Aires Argentina

Little Town In California Is Sinking

Jacumba California faces sudden ground collapse as a 75 yard crack grew into a 150 yard hole five feet deep two feet wide. Water from an irrigation ditch disappears into two holes while a 17 year old girl was briefly buried. Geologist Don Weaver blames runoff from nearby mountains and ancient lava shelf for subterranean erosion and ongoing settlement.

Jacumba Calif Hank Ketchum Don Weaver Weaver

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