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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1957
Page
4
Views of the News notes a new Kansas law requires personal property tax receipts for automobile license tags. Delinquents face denied licenses and must answer assessor questions about household goods, likely increasing tax collection and affecting habits.
A traveler recalls Dutch hospitality and routine in Amsterdam. The piece notes Dutch precision and orderliness, tidy homes and streets, a fondness for variety of meals and strong coffee, and a penchant for geneva. It contrasts dutch practicality with humor about a famous dike story and ends with a wry observation on occasional hunger.
A brief cartoon caption shows a young man milking a cow asked why he isn’t at the front. The milker replies he is behind at the back. A nurse asks how the patient reached the hospital and he responds with flu. The caption conveys wartime discontent with late hours.
A Humboldt father reports that after turning the lights out at nine, callers kept appearing and arriving after nine each night, suggesting a pattern linked to the altered evening routine.
Seth J. Bailey, 64, president and founder of the Sunshine Mantle Company and a longtime Chanute business figure, died of a heart attack shortly after 5 p.m. May 30 at his daughter's home. The notice notes Bailey's prominence in Chanute and Southeastern Kansas.
A lighthearted column envisions a friendly summer of flying saucer visits. The author imagines a sober, 20-20-eyed visitor arriving at a front yard, with questions about cigars, sunglasses, Bermuda shorts, and whether women wear hats and shorts, urging readers to report details of any sightings.
Vienna emerges from occupation with refugees housed near Stift Kaseline shelter. The city, once red star memorialized and scarred by two decades of conflict, now welcomes tourists and revival in opera, music, and culture as Austrians celebrate newfound freedom.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson relays an account from Captain Williams aboard the USS Tirante patrolling off Groton Connecticut. He notes peacetime dives are quiet with no portholes, and describes the crew executing procedures under Lt. Com. George Hecker as the submarine traverses the Atlantic. The piece blends naval life with public speaking tips and a church schedule note from First Methodist Church Summer activities.
Dr Crane argues sermons lose interest without vivid stories and local color. He cites Joel J a 35 year old clergyman who relies on essay style but lacks practical illustrations from life. The author notes his own restless reaction and attention shifts during the service.
The piece asks three language questions: 1 What is wrong with the sentence During their occupation of the house they had it redecorated 2 how is effete pronounced 3 which one of these words is unclear and incomplete
The speaker argues miracles occur daily through human capability and ethical progress. True miracles arise from harnessing nature for the common good and cultivating goodwill among people, not just in science.
The publication notes evenings except Sunday and second class mail at Chanute Kansas under the 1879 act. It lists membership in Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press and states AP exclusive rights to local news and dispatch republication.
The passage states George Washington died at the age of 68. It also covers spelling notes for words boisterous, medicative, and mercenary along with pronunciation guidance for occupancies and syllables.
A dense listing shows the day’s TV guide with time slots and programs across networks. Notable titles include Gunsmoke Jackie Gleason Meet The Press style blocks and late night News Weather and dramas.
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