Little Things Signal Change For Governor Docking
The Garden City Telegram argues George Docking shows signs of potential reelection doubts after a honeymoon. It cites his early support for an old political figure, a feud with the game commission, a biographical mailing, a cross country trip in a state Cadillac, and a Los Angeles hospital operation as possible precursors to shifting political winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Docking
Garden City Telegram
Docking
Dan Cain
Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Los Angeles
House votes across the board postal pay raise
The House approves a 546 dollar annual raise for more than 500000 postal workers, costing 318 million dollars a year. Critics warn higher federal wages fuel inflation and undermine calls for price stability, potentially prompting similar raises across federal payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Post Office Department
Open Door at Customs and a British Columbia Adventure
The writer travels Seattle to Whidbey Island then to Blaine Washington and the U S Canadian border. A customs officer questions a battered typewriter and missing camera. no entry without an owner issued permit. A Portland rental receipt and telegraph form eventually clear entry problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Seattle
Mukilteo
Whidbey Island
Whidbey
Deception Pass
Bellingham
Blaine
Canada
United States
Portland
Elks Convention Halts Availability in Vancouver Hotels
A travelers group traces a noir journey from a tasting miscue to Vancouver baggage claims finding hotel rooms tight due to an Elks convention. The narrator notes delays at customs, a lunching chef, and a tepid coffee before securing the last room at a downtown hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
L.w
Neosho County budget approved despite no objections
The county commissioners approved the Neosho County budget and tax levy with no taxpayers present to object. The county levy for county purposes is 35.1 cents per $100 valuation. Doane-Dodd school basement work progresses with walls soon to begin. Verne L. Carstens remains airport manager as control shifts to the city board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jackson
el Dorado
Chanute Aviation Corporation
Board of
City Commissioners
Verne L. Carstens
Helen Spafford
Mike Nolan
Lloyd D. Burton Jr
Miss Spafford
Caroline Pegg
Muskogee
Oklo
Vacationers Return Minus Money
A columnist outlines the risk of overspending on vacations and notes bankers offer loans and letters of credit. The piece cautions that borrowing may leave travelers with debt upon returning home and questions the cost and practicality of travel credit tools.
Vacation Debt Rules: Saving Now Prevents Broke Return
The piece cautions that vacations drain funds, arguing money tied up in travel creates cycle of loans. It urges saving a year ahead, noting both stay at home and far travels end with little money. It presents a pragmatic view against spending beyond means.
Clips and Quips Critic Gripes Yet Praises Woman
A witty column notes three advantages for a woman in a controversial rant. It asserts she never wastes two dollars worth of shotgun shells, and hints at broader respect veiled in humor while acknowledging criticism.
Wit and wordplay from small town papers
A collage of lighthearted quips and observations from rural newspapers. Jokes about women and cars, beehives stolen in Iowa, budding love costs, aging children, and economists’ shifting labels appear with regional voice and playful tone.
Trujillo seeks favors from Washington officials
Washington rumors say Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo is negotiating to retain Tom Stephens as appointments secretary and to enlist outgoing ambassador William Pheiffer in Stephens' firm as a way to secure sugar quotas and avert diplomatic retaliation. Trujillo has also leveraged Gordon Moore and Hinshaw connections while pressuring for favorable U S policy amid a spate of murders blamed on his regime. The article notes U S officials split on inviting Marshal Zhukov, with Dulles opposing and CIA head Allen Dulles favoring talks, underscoring tensions over U S Soviet engagement and allied distrust.
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Washington
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Eisenhower
Tom Stephens
Caribbean
Caesar
William Pheiffer
Stephens
Pheiffer
Gordon Moore
Dulles
Robert Hinshaw
Hinshaw
Congress
State Department
Columbia
Jesus Galinder
Gerry Murphy
FBI
White House
Marshal Zhukov
Ike
Gettysburg
Zhuklov
John Foster Dulles
Allen Dulles
Secretary of the State
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Zhukov
Soviet Union
Defense Department
Nate Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Moscow
U.S.A
France
England
West Germany
United States
Russia
Harold Stassen
U.S
U.S.S.R
Dr Crane explains blood pressure's lower figure
Dr George Crane explains systolic and diastolic pressure using Jonathan J. a 45 year old businessman. He describes cuff method, peak systolic pressure of 132 mm and the arterial elastic walls maintaining flow at 84 mm, noting emotional stress lifts systolic more than diastolic. Readers are invited to request his booklet from Hopkins Syndicate Inc.
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George W. Crane
Jonathan J
Dr. Crane
Crane
Jonathan
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellett, Ind
Better English and pronunciation quiz results
1 Omit of and say was accredited with great honesty 2 Pronounce sin nod not sign nod 3 Defalcation is misspelled among choices 4 A
Chanute Tribune Publishing Details
The Chanute Tribune data list names and roles for Chanute Kansas newspaper, including Highland Chanute locations, publishers Ernest W. Johnson and James E. Sheridan, and publishing schedule evenings except Sundays with second class postal matter.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland
Chanute
Kas
The
Daily Timesett
Chanute Publishing
Ernest W. Johnson
James E. Sheridan
Mgr
Neosho Allen Woodson County Subscriptions Rates
Rates listed by subscription type for Neosho Allen and Woodson Counties. Various durations show monthly three month six month and annual prices. Distribution includes in county and outside four counties mail options and prices.
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Neosho
Allen Wilson
Woodson
Rivalry and a Sense of Impending Change
The fragment notes a mood of looming events with a line about not having a presentiment that such an occurrence would happen, followed by a tag indicating rivalry.
Santa Fe Income Shows 6 Month Dip
TOPEKA The Santa Fe Railway today reported a net income of 3 703 826 for June bringing the total for the first six months to a lower level than the prior period.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
The
Santa Fe Railway Today
Comprehensive Personal Liability Policy Pitch
A narrator debunks a supposed bargain offered by an attorney who guarantees to win almost any damage suit. The joke reveals an insurance alternative, a Comprehensive Personal Liability Policy, promising thorough investigation and defense with a provision to pay damages up to 10,000 if the suit fails. Tom and Chuck show interest.
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Tom
Chuck
Chanute
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying in 1957
Revenue figures show six months of 1957 net income around $25.5 million, down from about $30.3 million in the first half of 1956. The note closes with an advertising appeal urging readers to rely on advertising for safe purchasing.
Do You Like Your Hometown A Stranger Would See
The piece invites readers to imagine entering their city as a stranger and evaluating its curb appeal. It asks about lighting, debris, landscaping, schools, churches, public buildings, shops, parking, homes, streets, traffic, and whether the town feels progressive. It ends by affirming the town’s quality if one longs to stay.
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Veven
Fragmented Time Fragments Appearing in OCR
The readable bits show a jumble of times like 00 ppm 2:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 5:55 p.m. 0:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m. with unclear context. No clear events, names, or places emerge to identify a concrete item or story.
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Matinee Theatre
Bob Crosby
Studio Kitchen
Miss Brooks
de. Ventor
Rogers. Autry
Chuck Manwell
My Little Margie
Johnny Kemm
Laureena Hardy
Whiting Girls
Arthur Murray
Richard Diamond
Men of Annapolis
Spotlight Playhouse
Studio One
David Grief
Dr. Hudson
Amos ‘N
Berence Wieton
Aporta
Hollywood Showtime
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Last Chance
Chiang
Vkande
Dave Atn
John Carter
Marjorie Carter
New York
Arthur Ogle
Kansas City
E. Lawson
Iowa
el Dorado Times
Hill City Times
Topeka State Journal
Augusta Gazette
Florence Bulletin
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Robert N. Allen
South Santa Fe
David L. McCune Insurance
Steuben
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Schultz & Judy
S. Highland Phone
Chanute Insurance Board
Leni Faia
Koch- Skinner Memorial
Dean Skinner
Home Loan Headquarters
Chanute Building & Loan
Main & Santa Fe
Mystery Theatre
Galestorm
SRO Playhouse
Encore Theatre
Adventure Theatre
Light of Life
CBS News
Gary Moore
Jopan
Arthur Godfrey
Guiding Light
Tex and
Jina
Neva
Liberace
Koam-Tv
KOTV
Wdaf-Tv
Kode-Tv
Empire Homemaker
Crusade Rabbit
Sparta
Doug Edwards
Riders of the Purple Sage
Kit Caraon
Georgia Gibbs
Robin Hood
Philco
Pioneer
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