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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
4
Editorial notes relief in Chanute Kansas as the second precinct of the third ward will be divided by city commissioners. It cites long tally hours after the last election and congestion in the first precinct of the fourth ward. Voting machines could solve the issue, but until then precincts must stay small and manageable.
A survey shows firms expect to continue sending first-of-the-month bills despite higher postage. Assurances exist for mail burdened by junk mail. Mail costs may raise subscription prices and push some items to higher prices. Heavier users will decide on 4-cent versus 7-cent air mail. Junk-mail costs could drive smaller wastebaskets for suppliers.
A cheeky collage of aphorisms notes the value of a graduation address and a beagle named Fred who chases moths. The piece references a lawyer predicting life terms for criminals and a haberdasher noting Ivy League suits shrinking back to the Ivy League.
Rand Wits & Wisdom notes urged readers to make wills with U S News and World Report stressing wives learn their husband’s income investments debts and where the will is filed. It discusses common disaster clauses and estate taxes amid family feuds and curious testamentary anecdotes.
Arthur Lien, Chanute high school valedictorian and 1932 Ot tawa scholar, departs with four Chanute scouting leaders to the Kansas City national Boy Scouts of America meeting. Erie clerk Earlion Nobles returns to Chanute, joining J J Hurt brokerage. Charles Tice debuts colorfully decorated Oriental barber shop. Marian Freedlun graduates in architecture from Kansas State College. Chanute Knights of Columbus reps attend Wichita convention. Switchman Coulter seeks return of 18 year pipe stem lost in Santa Fe yards.
A collection of light items from several papers includes satire on government finances and clubs, a design note for Gertrude’s new napsack nightie, advice to fold in prayer rather than gossip, a joke about an octopus in a cement mixer, and a line about a swain’s shifting promises.
Pearson reports on the Morris Ernst inquiry into the disappearance of Professor Jesus de Galindez and the large sums he received from Basque sources. He notes receipts showing monthly deposits from 1950 to 1956, questions the origin and channel of funds, and raises espionage or revolutionary conspiracy possibilities tied to Franco era Spain.
Dr. George W. Crane argues that women are chief custodians of culture music religion and idealism. A widow Mary J recounts budgeting for Memorial Day flowers to honor her husband and children and Crane emphasizes flowers as a spiritual tonic and duty. He cites Biblical and historical examples and urges men to send flowers to loved ones while alive.
Local Chanute newspaper details consolidation with The Daily Times, editor Ernest W Johnson, advertising manager James H B Sheridan, and publishing schedule. Subscription rates listed for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and outside areas, with monthly and yearly options.
Louisiana will hold its congressional primary on Saturday August 30 instead of July 29. The change gives legislators more time to campaign after the current session ends July 10. News note from Baton Rouge describing the scheduling shift.
A. R. Hudspeth and Verna Hudspeth file suit in Neosho County District Court Chanute seeking judgment that they own Lot Fifteen Block Seven in Popular City Addition Chanute Kansas and to quiet title against named defendants and others. Defendants must answer by July 7 1958 or a final judgment will be entered. Chanute Kansas attorney for plaintiffs Merie Ketes clerk of the district court.
A chaotic TV schedule lists KOAM and other stations with time slots from early morning through late night. Programs include westerns, game shows, soap operas, variety shows, and news segments featuring hosts like Red Skelton and Danny Thomas among others.
The June outlook points to rising unemployment as graduates enter the job market while workers remain out of work. Auto output may fall further with early model changes and high dealer stocks. Inflation hints include potential price holds and rising service costs, plus a looming federal deficit.
In Neosho County Kansas probate court two hearings are set. Petitioners Hendricks Hanson seek administrator for Homer H Stierwalt and Edla A Stierwalt estates. Final settlement hearing for Esther Augusta Rowley estate set with Administrator Barfoot. Defenses due by June 25 1958. Erie Kansas. Attorneys listed.
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At 17, Bob Patterson is licensed as a Methodist minister. He will preach locally while finishing high school and then attend college.
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