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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1955
Page
4
Roy Linsenmayer, a Chanute native and Santa Fe agent for three years, is promoted to agent in Topeka reflecting his early Morse code training at age 15 and his growth as a railroader and community leader. The note stresses his ability, seniority, and potential future moves within the Santa Fe system.
The Udall community rebuilds after destruction, believing its population will rise again. While praising human durability, the piece notes that abundant rains improved Kansas soil and subsoil moisture but warns of wasted water and sinking water tables, urging stronger water conservation.
Coblenz Germany author portrays the Rhine from Mainz to Cologne as a historic and scenic hub. The river hosts castles cliffs vineyards and bustling commerce with barges tugs passenger steamers and ferries navigating the blue waters and bold traffic patterns along the 100 mile waterway.
A reflective piece on school attitudes toward girls wearing jeans in Oklahoma City and elsewhere. It argues for tolerance, noting girls find jeans comfortable and still good students, while contrasting dated dress norms with modern attitudes. The essay ends with a humorous aside about Billy Graham and a joke about church collection plates.
The Rhine is described as a vital artery of commerce and momentum for a nation. Vessels, river traffic, and heavy road and rail networks form a continuous flow of trade. The river is both scenic and powerful, symbolizing national vigor and motion.
Twenty five years ago five truck loads of groceries and baggage were taken to Camp Cauble today for the first Boy Scouts camp opening scheduled Monday. The cook would be Mrs. J E Showmaker and the event marked a key preparatory step for local scouting.
A jokey collection shows a recruit mistaken about an anthill during drill, a teacher mislabels an oak as a maple in class, an authoress recalling a past confession, and an ambassador failing to speak English in a Washington hotel lobby.
DREW PEARSON argues Congress must dig deeper into the Cutter Labora tories vaccine licensing and testing process. He questions why Cutter produced a batch for nationwide use, whether tests were thorough, and how public health inspectors were deployed under the 1902 Biologics Control Law.
Dr. Crane counsels Rosemary J. to join her husband in Japan if his career requires relocation, arguing a husband’s work can justify moving away from parents. He warns separation may tempt a wife to blame or a husband to seek another companionship, urging fidelity and joint commitment.
The questions cover standard English usage. Answers: 1 do not remember or I forget usage. 2 pronouncing icon as i kon with the first syllable stressed. 3 misspelled word among Molasses moratorium monopoly monotone is monotone. 4 ascendancy meaning domination or influence. 5 la starting word meaning becoming concealed is latent or latent-like term latescent.
Experts estimate it would cost about 10 billion dollars to replace all rugs and carpets currently in use across the United States. The figure reflects the scope of nationwide rug remodeling and material costs for households and businesses.
Ernest W. Johnson editor and James Fehrenbach advertiser listed. Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter at Chanute post office under March 3 1879 act. Subscription rates shown for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties by mail monthly quarterly semiannual and yearly with outside counties pricing.
The earth’s crust is formed primarily by oxygen in combination with other elements, making up about half of its composition, with silicon contributing roughly a quarter. The remaining portion consists of various minerals and metals.
Howard Coonen, chief post office inspector in the Kansas City division since January 1, was appointed regional director of postal activities for New York state and Hudson and Bergen Counties in New Jersey yesterday. His Kansas City territory includes Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska.
Mrs. Vivian A. Myers of 1214 N Main, Wichita reports a $181 check from Pyramid Life Insurance Co. toward surgery and hospital bills. She commends the quick settlement and promotes the Pyramid Plan with a free booklet offered at the Kansas City Kansas address.
A dense TV guide listing multiple stations and time slots for programs such as The Dragnet, The George Gobel Show, Love of Life, Guiding Light, and Bob Crosby. Includes daily news, weather, Variety of matinees and cartoons, and late evening features across WDAF TV Channel 4 KOTV Channel 6 KOAM Channel 7 KSWM Channel 12.
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