McCall Seeks Kansas Supreme Court Seat in Republican Primary
Editorial highlights John McCall as candidate for position No. 1 on the Kansas Supreme Court. It notes his endorsement by the Neosho County Bar Association and cites his prior roles as county attorney city court judge state real estate commission attorney and Army reserve lieutenant colonel with veteran and civic activities.
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John McCall
Kansas Supreme Court
Neosho County Bar Association
McCall
State
Army Reserve
Kansas
VFW
Kansas Young Republicans
Jesus Says Time Is Not Yet Come
A Bible verse from John 7 6 quotes Jesus telling his brothers that his time has not yet come but their time is always ready The line reflects a moment of tension about divine timing and human readiness.
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Jesus
John
Quips on Motoring, Maps, and Fashion Nods
A collection of wry observations on travel timing for motorists and rural Indiana signs, a back from travel note on barns, a quip about recessions turning profits to prophets, and satirical lines on Daisy fly paper brands and basketball pros. It closes with political and fashion jabs about France and a nap sack garment trend.
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Indiana
War deterrence and fears of a new global conflict
Rand war wisdom from IIT president Retaliata and generals LeMay Taylor warn of rising nuclear threat and mutual deterrence. A Clayton Rand survey shows 70 percent of newsmen anticipate another war, with 74 percent expecting it before 1965. The piece recalls Sarajevo’s archduke assassination and urges human respect.
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John T. Retaliata
Illinois Institute of Technology
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Forces
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Clayton Rand
Overseas Press Club
Roper
Sarajevo
Serbia
Gabriel Princip
Austria
Andrew Jackson
Teddy Roosevelt
South America
Kansas avoids labeling twisters as Kansas cyclones
The text notes relief that Wisconsin’s destructive tornado is not called a Kansas cyclone. It argues Kansas is not a tornado state, says other states have more twisters, and claims Kansas ranks low. It asserts twisters can occur in central states, including Kansas, but not often enough to brand Kansas with violent windstorms.
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Wisconsin
Kansas
Central States
Bees, a Snake and a Hive Move Story to Chanute Yard
A swarm of bees settled in a tree at A. J. Freeman’s home 1523 S Malcolm but Freeman found the swarm had been claimed by a large blue black snake. He later managed to get the bees into a hive after the reptile left.
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A. J. Freeman
S. Malcolm
Freeman
Henry Wilson
Buford Ware
Chanute
Jefferson
Texas
Singer Sewing Machine Co
W. H. Mallory
W. Main
Mallory
Kelly Malson
Near Erie
Hazel Rush
Christian School
Trinity Baptist School
Clip Headlines from Several Papers
Quips from multiple papers show witty quotes and light anecdotes. The excerpts reference taxation delay, South America proximity, dairy price support cuts causing farmer unrest, school board reforms, risky stunts, and two neighbours with extreme misfortune.
Pearson Presides at Romanian Journalists Meeting Behind Iron Curtain
Drew Pearson recounts attending a Bucharest journalism gathering held in the old House of Lords. He notes translators, a diverse international attendance, and that he was elected to speak and preside, despite initial doubts about reception. The crowd included reporters from iron curtain states plus a few others.
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Bucharest
Union of
House of Lords
Kingdom of Rumania
Supreme Court
Capitol Hill
United States
Budapest
Universul of
Pearson
Moscow
Izvestia
Drew Pearson
Pravda
Iron Curtain
Ivasen
Gospodene Kotenko
U.S.A
Ussr
Mexico
Brazil
West Germany
Canada
Greece
Dr Cranes Worry Clinic on Marital Problems and Freud
Dr Crane discusses marital distress rooted in sexual factors citing Freud and his own 35 years as psychologist and physician. He notes most divorces arise in the bedroom and urges readers to seek accurate data before debating him.
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Dr. Crane
Theological Seminary
Dr. Freud
Myself
Joel
William Wrigley, Jr
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellott, Ind
Chanute Evening Journal publication details
Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter at Chanute Kansas post office. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press. Subscription rates listed for Neosh Allen Wilson and Woodson counties and outside counties with monthly and multi month options.
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Chanute
Kas
Neosh
Allen Wilson
Woodson
UAW Locals Discuss Policy at Chrysler Plant Meeting
In Detroit area, UAW leadership convened locals to review enforcement of the no strike policy as Chrysler plants idled 5,400 workers after two laid off stewards triggered a stoppage. The walkout followed a weeklong shutdown affecting Chrysler, GM, and Ford operations.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Plymouth
West German President Heuss Begins 16 Day U S Tour
West German President Theodor Heuss ends a state visit today and departs on a 16 day tour of the United States. An Air Force plane is ready to fly him and his party to Philadelphia for a welcome by officials. Secretary of State Dulles will see him off at National Airport. Heuss will sail home on June 23.
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Washington
Theodor Heuss
United States
Air Force
Philadelphia
Dulles
Heuss
National
Germany
TV schedule fragment lists 1950s program lineup
Mon June 8 daily grid shows Perry Como and Gunsmoke primers, plus news, game shows, soap operas, Westerns, and late-night talk. Various network channels tabulate cartoons, dramas, and musical variety with times from 6:40 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and repeats into the night.
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Light of Life
Sun Up
Cartoon Time
CBS News
Captain Kangaroo
Gary Moore
Godfrey
Dotto
Guiding Light
Liberace
Melody Matinee
Woman's Page
Curious Barred By Road Blocks In Storm Area
Gov Vernon Thomson ordered road blocks to bar curious sightseers from the tornado wreck four counties in Wisconsin. Recovery work continues as funerals are held for victims in Colfax and surrounding areas. 28 dead, 350 injured, thousands displaced and millions in property loss.
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Menomonie
Wis
Vernon Thomson
Thomson
Wisconsin Traffic Patrol
National Guard
Colfax
Red Cross
Notice to Bake Shop Prices and Hours
One door west of Purity Dairy announces fresh daily cakes pies breads rolls donuts cookies and more. They take special orders with one day service and store hours from 9 am to 6 pm.
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Purity Dairy
Policemen to Look Less Like Kewpie Dolls
Washington police in the motorcycle corps face a weigh in test at a big exam next week. If they pass they keep their status. if not a de-beefing program will trim fat to restore a tougher police image. Rep Arthur Miller criticizes their excess weight as potbellied Kewpie dolls.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Motorcycle Corps
National Airport
Nixon
South America
Arthur Miller
R-Neb
Miller
Benton to paint Independence mural for Truman Library
Thomas Hart Benton contracted to paint a 470 square foot mural depicting Independence’s opening era from 1815 to 1850. The $60,000 project was approved by Harry S. Truman and the contract was signed in Washington as Benton begins research for the mural. Dr. Philip C. Brooks says the work will illustrate Independence as the starting point for the Santa Fe and Oregon trails.
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Independence
Thomas Hart Benton
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Europe
Philip C. Brooks
Benton
Santa Fe
Oregon
Indian Burial Mound Near Parkville Dates 500 to 700 Years
An Indian burial mound uncovered two miles west of Parkville Missouri by a bulldozer is estimated by scientists to be 500 to 700 years old. The University of Missouri will be asked to explore the site, according to field archaeologist J Mett Sheppee.
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Parkville
Here
University of Missouri
J Mett Sheppee
Harvard president expels sophomore class in 1834 incident
Josiah Quincy the 15th Harvard University president orders expulsion of the entire sophomore class over a rough house in 1834. The event marks a drastic disciplinary action by university leadership amid student unrest and campus tensions.
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Josiah Quincy
Harvard University
The Month of Roses and Their Allure Across Gardens
June brings roses in full bloom and a spectrum of colors from yellow to copper. The article notes roses as symbol and gift from brides to poets, highlighting their cultural significance and the care required by growers.
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Tales of Wells Fargo
Talent Scouts
Twenty One
Danny Thomas
Zorro
Alcoa Theatre
Wyatt Earp
Amos and Andy
Studio One
Suspicion
Duffy's Tavern
Weather Vane
T. V. News
Scott Island
Locket
Charles Boyer
Ty Jack Paar
Sparta
RG Teady
E. Main
Jack G. Reynolds
Erie
Gerald D. Sloan
Lee A. Knapp
Oliver Craig
Louis Edwards
Chanute City
Merrill Moore
Marion Showalter
Carroll Olson
Register of Deeds
Ava F. Jeffrey
Eric
Reba M. Jones
Hazel S. Meeker
Richard L. Ashley
Schultz & Judy Agency
Main & Highland
David L. McCune Insurance
S. Steuben
Martin Roberts
Lou Ross
Moran
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Man Alive
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Barker Dairy Bar
Memorial
Charlies Wilmot
Harrisson
Hotel Tioga
AVON
Mia
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Wichita
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