Public school facilities show part time use nationwide
An editorial notes that the school system inventories large counts of windows doors bulbs and rooms while the facilities are used less than four days per week including holidays and summer. The piece argues the waste stems from the system not local officials citing schooling as a part time operation. Mrs Richard Nixon sat for nearly six hours in Moscow the other evening at the dinner party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Richard Nixon
Moscow
Dinner Table Diplomacy and Social Etiquette Contrast
The piece contrasts how American hostesses like Mrs. Nixon navigate dinner party discourse with Soviet expectations. It mocks formal social norms and notes the difference in whether serious talk would be tolerated, implying a cultural clash between Russians and Americans in social settings.
Bible Verse Reflects Eternal Over Temporal
A devotional verse contrasts the seen world with unseen truths. It cites 2 Corinthians 4 18 urging focus on eternal realities beyond present appearances.
Pre Christmas sale ad and political notes from 1959
A collage of brief items notes first pre-Christmas sale ad of 1959, Hubert Humphrey seeking 1960 Democratic nomination, Kennedy’s political play, and a neighbor dispute over a carrier's missed paper. It mentions a policeman’s resignation praised as congenial traffic officer, and a Texas oilman buying golf clubs. Also remarks on Lawrence Welk’s champagne lady, cider misnomer, evolution’s impact on the human toe, and power lawnmowers.
Clips and Quips Radio Announcer Commentary
Column of satirical sayings sourced from Parsons Sun and Yates Center News. Items include quips on weddings and fall vows, a minister’s sermon about setting the church on fire, and a joke about a bigamist keeping two selves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons Sun
Yates Center News
Neosho county fair to feature top middlewest horses in Chanute
Dennis Carr says horses from two circuits will compete at the Neosho county fair in Chanute with three days of racing at City Park. F W Montague promises the best amusements yet and Fort Wertz leads male and novelty races. The fair aims for strong showings despite local costs and bonds debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlewest
Chanute
Neosho County
Dennis Carr
City Park
F. W. Montague
Fort Wertz
D. ©. McCune
Eisenhower Enters 1952 Race to Defeat Truman
The piece outlines Eisenhower motivation to run for president in 1952 to beat Truman and shift U S federal state power balance. It notes advisers Dewey and Lodge urged him to run, his NATO command, NH primary win, and Truman's decision not to seek re election. It also covers his 1956 rationale and worries about federal state relations and taxes.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
NATO
Europe
New York
Thomas £. Dewey
Sen
Henry Cabot Lodge
R-Mass
Himan
Lodge
New Hampshire
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Nixon and Khrushchev frame missile strength in Moscow debate
Pearson notes Khrushchev pressed Nixon on missile capability while Nixon pushed for frank talk on U S lag in arms. The piece details Soviet ICBMs, intermediate missiles, underwater missiles, and projected U S readiness versus Soviet testing, with timelines and key figures.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
Nixon
Russia
White House
Gromyko
Geneva
United States
Mckirov
Caspian Sea
Turkey
Aleutians
Chanute Tribune publication details and subscription rates
The Chanute Tribune lists staff including editor Prone W Johnson and department heads James B Sheridan Dwight Wallingford Nellie Hollenshead Pay Clepine and T. O Ward with delivery notes. It outlines subscription pricing for Neosho and nearby counties and rates by mail for other regions with durations of one month to one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Novak
James B. Sheridan
Dwight Wallingford
Nellie Hollenshead
Pay Clepine
T. O Ward
Dorsey Osborn
Neosho
Atlee Wilson
Woodson
Monte
Rock Grinder Mishap Fatal
Rex Tomlin a 43 year old construction worker from Pittsburg Kansas died after falling into a rock grinding machine on an expressway project in the suburbs. A conveyor belt lifted him five feet into the hopper and his left leg was caught in the grinder teeth before coworkers shut it off. Medical staff pronounced him dead on arrival at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Rex Tomlin
Pittsburg
Tomlin
H. L. Regier
Dr. Regier
University of Kansas Medical Center
Television Log Highlights From Friday July 31 1959
TV guide style rundown lists primetime and daytime programs across stations KOAM KOTV WDAF KODE TV. Includes Orrie and Harriet Bold Venture The Lineup Wild World of Sports and many westerns cartoons variety shows and news segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Orrie & Harriet
Whirlybirds
Love Lacy
Phil Slivers
Cavalcade of Sparta
Stripe Pinnyhouse
Bold Venture
M-Squad
Knowledge Reduces Pain In Childbirth
Dr. George W. Crane explains that nervous expectant mothers can lessen pain by visualizing the birth process. The article outlines pregnancy, labor pacing, and rectal examinations, urging rest between contractions and avoiding breath-holding. Readers are invited to request a booklet with more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Mildred R
Dr. Crane
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellott, Ind
Safe Landing For Crippled Pan American Flight
A Pan American Airways plane en route from Boston to Bermuda made a safe emergency landing at Idlewild Airport after engine trouble. The craft carried 19 passengers and a crew of 7 led by Captain Edward W. Kinsley Jr. of Pound Ridge New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pan American Airways
Boston
Bermuda
Idlewild
Edward W. Kinsley Jr
Pound Ridge
N. Y
Four Children Recovering From Arsenic Poisoning
Reading Pennsylvania four children are recovering after arsenic poisoning incidents. No details on source or injuries are provided. Authorities investigate possible causes and monitor the children’s condition closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading, Pa
Poisoned Bacon Rind Linked to Family Dog Case
Children Antoinette Oswald aged 3 and Robert Oswald aged 1, along with neighbors Cindy Lou Vitale and Lou Ann Vitale, were poisoned after handling a bacon rind laced with arsenic found in the Oswalds' yard. Police seek the person responsible for placing the poisoned rind as hospital tests show exposure could have been fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Oswald
Oswald
Antoinette
Robert
Cindy Lou
Lou-Ann Vitale
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