House panel eyed to probe Sherman Adams aide investigators
Editorial notes Missouri Rep Curtis calls for House Rules Committee to investigate the investigators of Presidential Aide Sherman Adams. The piece lampoons how an inquiry could spiral into examining the investigating subcommittee and its own investigators and even wires used in the probe.
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United States
Rep
Curtis
Missouri
House Rules Committee
Sherman Adams
Bible Verse Encourage Faith Amid Trials
The today's Bible verse quotes John 16 33 Be of good cheer I have overcome the world urging readers to find courage in scripture during hardship. The note frames the line as a devotional consolation and a reminder of spiritual victory through faith.
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John
Sidewalk Cracks and Boaters Rise in Summer Fashion
A quirky column notes haircuts at two dollars in some cities and a spring to fall style shift with derby hats. It jokes about Gary Cooper’s looks, bride shopping savings, Middle East quips, and a big federal lunch program while predicting light jab at trends and notices.
Inquiry and Rep Curtis Investigation Sparks Demands
In the discussion, lawmakers urge scrutiny of Representative Curtis's inquiry while noting pending investigations by other members. The exchange signals growing calls for transparency amid ongoing inquiries and political maneuvering.
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Rep
Curtis
Privilege Over Public Parks Sparks Rights Debate
A city commission argues there is no inherent right to use parks, only a privilege granted by government. The piece warns that rights can erode into privileges, citing highways and a future risk of wire tapping becoming legal as crises ease.
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R. B
Recession Blamed for Dip in US Birth Rate and Marriages
Rand notes the first birth-rate drop in a decade linked to the recession with marriages falling in New York City and nationwide. Officials warn economic woes affect births and illegitimacy trends while UN projections suggest world population could double in forty years. Blackstone cites an 18th century idea of double legitimacy.
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USA
New York City
United Nations
Blackstone
Chanute Barbers Meet To Align Codes With Recovery Plan
A Chanute barber meeting last night drafted a working code aligned with the national recovery program. Attendees included H J Neptune J W Galbreath H L Busher E L Swan Charles W Tice and others. The piece also notes social events, a World’s Fair trip, population figures, and a newborn at 701 West Main.
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Chanute Barbers
H. J. Neptune
J. W. Galbreath
H. L. Buschér
E. L. Swan
Charles W. Tice
E. R. Rushton
Earl D. Rinard
O. E. Patterson
George Wilson
O. L. Huddleston
W. K. Stevens
Charles Tice
Charles Galbreath
Earl Marlow
Erie
Carol
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Clipped Observations on Town Life and Weather Quips
A reader asks about the old maid schoolteacher with heavy spectacles and hose no makeup. the Beacon suggests nothing. In hot weather locals prefer a small town over a crowded city where humanity adds to humidity, a Horicon Headlight quip.
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Wichita
Horion
Mexican American in Texas Governor Race Stakes High
Washington column surveys Texas gubernatorial contest. Henry Gonzalez, first Mexican American candidate, anchors the race with a bid that mobilizes the Mexican and Black voting blocs. He opposes Gov. Price Daniel and Pappy O Daniel, while William Blakley spends vast sums in a Senate bid, railing against labor and Negro influence as he profits from Braniff and oil holdings.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Near East
Offing
Sherman Adams
Union
Henry Gonzalez
Texas
la Prenza
San Antonio
Henry
Pearson
Gonzalez
Houston
Price Daniel
O’daniel
Daniel
Worry Clinic asks how rich life is for average families
Dr. Crane argues the average American already lives like a millionaire, urging fathers to spend real time with children year round. He cites Dick B. and Marshall Field to stress common comforts and warns against becoming a “vacation dad.” He insists happiness comes from daily balance of play, work and worship.
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George W. Crane
Dick B
Butterfingers
Marshall Field
Mr. Field
Chanute Tribune publication details and rates
The Chanute Tribune announces publication by Chanute Publishing Co with Ernest W Johnson as editor and James E Sheridan as advertising manager. It lists evening editions except Sundays and post office details and outlines subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and outside four counties with monthly, quarterly, and yearly options.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland
Chanute
Kaas
Daily Timesett
Chanute Publishing Company
Ernest W Johnson
James E. Sheridan
Neosho
Allen Wilson
Woodson
Delay Looms For Congress Delay Looms For Congress
Washington AP report says House leaders push a multibillion package including a two billion housing bill distressed area aid Social Security liberalization and labor welfare fund regulation. McCormack says floor action could allow adjournment by August 9 though uncertainty remains about timing.
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Washington
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
McCormack
Television Log Highlights From July 1958 Schedule
A dense listing of TV programs across channels KOAM TV 7 KOTV 6 WDAF 4 KODE 12 for Saturday and Monday July 26 1958. It lists time slots program names hosts channels and some weather news with many classic shows like Gunsmoke Wagon Train Bonanza and morning kids and game shows. The page reads as a structured grid of airings with intermittent notes on news weather and specials.
Controversy Fights Public Works Bill and Housing Proposals
House Rules Committee blocks clearance of the community public works bill described by critics as a WPA boondoggle. The measure would offer low-cost federal loans for various projects and faces strong opposition amid housing plans and a labor welfare pension fund bill battle.
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House Rules Committee
Community Public Works
Labor Welfare Pension Fund
Quast MclIntire In Golf Finals
Anne Quast of Stanford leads as medalist in the Women's Western Amateur at Oak Park Country Club facing Barbara McIntire of Jupiter Florida in a 36 hole final. Quast seeks a second medalist repeat to join Polly Riley as a two time medalist in the history of the event. Iron ore history note appears as context about Minnesota.
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Chicago
Anne Quast
Stanford
Polly Riley
Miss Quast
Oak Park Country Club
Trim Barbara McIntire
Jupiter
Fla
Chanute to pave south Plummer Avenue with concrete taxes protest deadline
The Chanute city government resolutions order concrete paving on a nine foot strip both sides of south Plummer Avenue from Third Street to Second Street with curbing and guttering. Residents liable for taxation must file protests within twenty days after last publication. if not, the city will proceed with the improvement as provided by law. Mayor Dale A. Dahlgren signed July 22, 1958 with City Clerk Howard Parsons attesting.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
Plummer Avenue
Third Street
Second Street
City of
Dale A. Dahlgren
First Street
REIT
Dale A, Dahlgren
Cloke Takes Command Of Hutchinson Air Defense Unit
Captain Richard V. Cloke assumed last week leadership of the Hutchinson Air Defense Filter Center succeeding Captain Robert D. Huffman who becomes operations and training officer. Cloke, a Chanute native, has held every rank to captain and served worldwide from Italy to North Africa and Japan since 1939.
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Richard V. Cloke
Robert D. Huffman
Hutchinson Air Defense
Hutchinson
Cloke
Chanute
Italy
North Africa
Japan
Air Force
Reserve Officer Training Corps
City Council Approves Concrete Street Improvement Plan
The council orders paving of Second Street north line to First Street intersection with nine foot wide concrete strips each side, plus curbing and guttering. Resolution to be published in The Chanute Tribune in six consecutive issues. Passed July 22 1958. City Clerk Dale A Dahlgren.
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Chanute Tribune
Food as Life's Medium and Pleasure
The passage contrasts food as mere sustenance with meals valued for taste and presentation. It argues that awareness of surroundings enhances life and enjoyment beyond basic nourishment.
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