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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1958
Page
4
Editorial argues the Republican field centers on Clyde Reed Jr. not anti Hall. It notes little opposition within the party and a general voter preference for Reed, with party leadership backing him and Fred Hall largely ignored by the electorate. The piece frames Reed as the dominant candidate shaping the race.
Revelation excerpt emphasizes spiritual power granted through the Spirit in the inner person. The line echoes an exhortation to be strengthened in faith and endurance through divine support.
A column mixes political barbs and cultural quips. It notes fresh trivialities from everyday life while criticizing age limits for voting and the White House staff, and laments craft unions feeling underpaid as a broader economic shortcoming.
A humor piece contrasts aging and youth with quips on endurance at the South Pole and romance. It includes jokes about older men, a college student, and a grandfather whose vanity leads to a fatal downfall from overreliance on a cane.
The Coffeyville Journal argues an interstate road from Kansas City through Ottawa Iola Chanute and Coffeyville to Oklahoma would aid Southeast Kansas. It notes plans to extend from Ottawa toward Emporia risk diverting traffic from the Turnpike and losing toll revenue. The piece urges extending south from Ottawa to connect with U S 169 and create a Kansas City Tulsa corridor, hoping Oklahoma moves on the project after J Howard Edmondson becomes governor.
Tribune Files notes near unanimous merchant support for a 9 am to 5 pm weekday schedule and 9 am to 9 pm Saturday hours to create a 52 hour work week as encouraged by the National Recovery Act. Police report kidnap or prowler alarms, burglar alarm at First National Bank, staff changes at Southwestern Bell, G A R reunion program, trips to Chicago for World's Fair, a house fire on Old Ryburg Farm, and a new oil well owned by American Oil & Gas Co Nos 22 leased north of town.
The article reports Khrushchev’s internal dissent over summit strategy and describes Eisenhower and aides preferring private negotiations. It notes Dulles and Nixon could step in to handle debate, while the State Department seeks to keep as much as possible out of public view at the United Nations.
Dr Crane notes modern energy figures from a 1957 Modern Medicine article showing golf burns about 5.0 calories per minute, less than some chores like ironing and bricklaying. He cites household duties and activities as heavier workouts than many expect, with examples including caring for a sick child and washing clothes by hand.
Chanute Tribune edition details newspaper names staff and publishing data while outlining circulation rates across Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties. It notes Evening publication schedule and post office classification with Associated Press affiliation and audit bureau membership.
A collage of quips on romance money taxes and politics. Notes include a Ottawa Herald remark about romance amidst costs, a Augusta Gazette jab at tipping and service names, Atchison Globe on a business summit with the IRS, Moran Sentinel on presidents pensions, Stafford Courier on gardening callouses, Pittsburg Headlight on Indian land claims, Colby Free Press about a well informed visitor, Wichita Eagle satire on politics and bedfellows.
Monday July 28 1958 TV listings show a full day across stations KOAM KOTV WDAF KODE and LS and include Restless Gun Tales of Wells Fargo The Price Is Right Meet Your Hasde and more. Notable evening blocks feature Mr Adams and Eve Spotlight Playhouse The Guiding Light Dotto and Hollywood Showtime with News Weather and Sports updates nightly.
AP Business News reports bulls anticipate an inflation turn and drive stock prices near year‑ago records. They cite rising earnings, Middle East tensions, and possible Khrushchev visit as supporting factors while bears point to heavy short selling and weak inventories.
Special Election called by Chanute governing body to consider two bond issues. First is 850000 for water works. second 93500 for Santa Fe Park museum building. Polling places listed across Chanute wards. election set August 5 1958 between 8 am and 6 pm.
The piece argues war nerves will fuel inflation via defense spending and deficits, boosting money in the economy while tax take lags. It contrasts bear and bull views on corporate earnings, stock valuations, and consumer spending, noting a tentative rebound but cautions against assuming a renewed bull market amid tension.
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