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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1956
Page
3
The piece celebrates the skilled staff of a daily paper and especially Martha Villepigne the retiring woman’s page editor. It notes her diplomacy and careful taste in brides, parties, and clubs, while praising the entire women’s desk for its sources, omissions, and influence.
Judge Clark Wallace questioned a $372.25 expense by two sheriff officers who traveled to California to fetch a man wanted in Pratt on a bad check charge. He urged modernizing county government to create central authority or a county manager to better oversee expenditures and operations.
A vivid scene at Pier 84 New York as a crowd gathers two hours before sailing. Passengers, longshoremen, and bystanders jostle for space while a uniformed guide escorts travelers through corridors to Cabin 64, restoring faith in humanity with a warm welcome.
Twenty five years ago the Neosho County Historical Society seeks an fiddler for a Memorial Building meeting while the Chamber contemplates an airport celebration with Edsel Ford trophy air show. Chanute checker team beat Iola 46 to 44 plus local business visits. Fifty years ago a sorghum mill project is planned near the Griffin mill and the Benevolent Society votes to convert its home into an orphanage.
A column discusses E. Lawson May describing plans for a National Tobacco Smokers League in Los Angeles aimed at organizing local clubs to fight cigarette taxes. It foresees national secretaries, offices in New York, auxiliaries, and a national convention mix of men's and women's groups with future splits among cigar pipe and cigarette factions.
Dr. Crane discusses a reader Alan R 21 who improves against stronger opponents and says greatness acts like a magnet. He cites Jesus and Edison to illustrate rising to latent inner power and urges high goals, positive thinking, perseverance, and casting off worries through faith and study tips.
The article outlines heated debates within the league over membership options for smokers and the choice of official cigarette for the convention. It anticipates fierce floor fights on topics such as king size versus regular size, filter tips versus regular tips, Havanas versus ordinary tobacco, and blunt versus tapered tips, with questions about biting the tip or buying a cig with a hole.
A short exchange shows a student Tommy denying his father wrote an essay on why he loves his teacher while his mother intervenes. A New Yorker fragment questions the truth looming in the conversation.
A collection of short, humorous exchanges about California sunshine jobs railway gaffes and fishing tall tales. The snippets feature Pop Jones's crash remembered with a comic note a politician's job offer and a sly remark on believability in storytelling.
Washington details backstage huddling over the Kremlin invite to view the Soviet air show. State Department balked at direct invitation, while Adm. Radford pressed for broader inclusion. Ike and Twining decided Air Force attendance could yield valuable intelligence.
Urbana visitors from Oklahoma Georgia and Indiana toured local homes in Erie and Chanute to attend a funeral for an infant son of Donald and Sears and to visit relatives. Other guests included Heilman family members and Chanute hosted dinners at the Bercaw home with several local ties noted.
Daily Tribune readers can enjoy and profit from a broad classified page filled with ads. The section promises opportunities in goods sales, services, and local listings for residents seeking value and bargains.
Chanute Tribune page 4 reports weekly publication details including editors Ernest W Johnson and James Feurenbach and office locations Chanute Kansas. It lists editions and subscription rates across Wilson and Woodson counties and surrounding areas.
The oldest house in Ohio, built in 1782 and moved from Watertown Connecticut to Indian Hill Ohio, was disassembled and reassembled after being bought in 1953 by Mr and Mrs R W Barrett of Cincinnati. The Marietta home built in 1788 is the oldest existing Ohio house, about 170 miles away.
The sentence is awkward because stay outside of the house is clumsy. prefer stay outside the house and avoid double prepositions. The second item notes the correct pronunciation is die-uh gnohss, with stress on first syllable. The last item asks which word is misspelled or misprinted among Forthright and forestall. context unclear but Forthright is intact, forestall means prevent in advance.
An OCR fragment shows a sequence of times 7 8 p m 10 95 p m 10 15 pm with stray text [2080 p m unreadable. The garbled data suggests incomplete scheduling notes without clear event or location details.
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