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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1958
Page
4
The piece argues that recent bank failures in Hoyt Kansas and other small towns are exceptional and far less likely today due to machine audits deposit insurance and tighter staff selection. It asserts honesty and safety have risen and that such incidents should not alarm the public despite local fear.
The bulletin cites a biblical verse stating All power is given me in heaven and in earth. Matthew chapter 28 verse 18 is highlighted for devotional reflection.
A column by Jo muses on Bernard GoldFine and the universality of the Golden Rule. Observations range from aviation security to fashion for fillies and a parade of cultural references. The piece notes limited knowledge of distant peoples and asks readers to name all Central American republics from memory.
An inside page item notes the U S Treasury record debt of 276 444 438 245 on July 1 with a 12 month rise of 5 8 billion and a per person burden of 1587 63. It cites debt limit fears and quotes bankers in Dallas and a lunacy court remark challenging national spending and mental health.
John Joyce found his car Saturday night ten miles from its parked spot and, by coincidence, recovered it as he learned it had been stolen. He had parked the 1929 Ford on Main Street and went to Humboldt with Ben Ames. They spotted the vehicle when Ames parked on a Humboldt street.
Light humor notes and brief jabs from several papers. Mentions include a quip about children at home, a doctor’s saddle sores remark about a man, a remark on legalized betting as Kansas financial relief, and a track metaphor. Also a committee member saying nothing reported, a joke about two week vacations.
The piece reports heavy U N lobbying to secure a two thirds General Assembly vote for a UN police force to replace Marines in Lebanon. It notes cool reactions from Argentina Brazil Chile Mexico and anger in Europe Asia and Africa over American influence and policy. It warns U S prestige has slipped and calls for wakefulness.
Dr. Crane urges students like Tom G to start strong in college by talking with upperclassmen, taking notes at lectures, purchasing textbooks early, and using active recall. He recommends true false and multiple choice quizzes, daily agendas, and reviewing chapters to boost grades and establish a positive academic halo.
Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter at the post office at Chanute Kas under the act of March 3 1879. Subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties vary by duration with fees listed for one month three months six months and one year.
A bank alarm at Citizens Savings Bank in Pawtucket Rhode Island led to a swarm of about six armed officers rushing the scene. There was no robbery. A 3 year old girl accidentally pressed the alarm while her parents discussed a mortgage with the bank manager.
The Chanute Kansas city registrar Howard Parsons warns electors to register in person at the Memorial building during July 21 to July 25 1958 with daily hours eight AM to ten PM. Re registration required for those who haven’t voted since 1956 moved homes name changes or foreign birth. People must be twenty one or older and reside in state six months. The notice is dated July 21 1958.
A crowded station grid lists prime time and daytime lineup across KOAM KOTV WDAF and KODE with shows from Richard Diamond to Dragnet, Sea Hunt, Price is Right, Truth or Consequences, As the World Turns, Guiding Light and many animated and variety programs.
Nevada state tax reports show casinos netted 62 percent, about 5 million more than a year ago, with the state tax take at 22 million. The article also notes social notes from Carson City and a brief regional feature on Faeroe Islands bird gathering and Hong Kong.
Mrs C P Lamb returned from Cawker City after four weeks with Dr and Mrs Curtis Nystrom and children. The group flew to California and spent a week at Disneyland. Several local residents visited kin and celebrated birthdays including Laura Nothern. Eric Carlson enjoyed a birthday dinner with family and friends.
A brief note recalls Edmond Hoyle author of the first card games treatise in 1742 who reportedly lived to age ninety seven, reflecting on his enduring influence in gaming history.
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