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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1959
Page
4
The editorial argues that utility and product prices rise with rising costs of labor and materials. It notes that public rate studies will push bills higher, yet personal incomes have grown faster than prices overall, improving living standards while consuming more of the budget. It credits productivity gains for shared prosperity despite inflation.
A reader cites Joshua 1 16 stating all that you command we will do and whithersoever thou sendest us we will go reflecting obedience and dedication from the biblical passage Joshua 1 16.
The piece portrays Flight 114 taking off with a calm, restrained roar. Passengers experience a surreal, luxurious journey with cocktails and gourmet service as the plane climbs to 32,000 feet, while the sounds remain muted compared to prior aircraft.
Tonight in an event sponsored by the Metro Club rotating roles as don key riders and baseball players. Rotarians and Kiwanis clash in the opener featuring Arthur Strobel Roscoe Kimerling C D Blackwood William M Gray Dr I O Prindie Tom Pollard KR EK Lind KC Snyder Dr H F Swain John C Jensen G J Hunter D C Diver P F Mote W B Hite Rev Charles R Davies Mussell Brown Charles McCune W H Riley Charles KF Jones V L Lee A B Chauncey Charles I Berthot Dr B EF Livingston Dave Petterson Norman Koch James Gilbreath John Nation W R R Harder Guy Buchanan Charles Yoos Rev FE A Ham. George Cronemeyer among 17 Kansas high school Summerfield scholars at University of Kansas.
A Pratt Tribune quip notes drastic steps on resort dance floors this summer. A Parsons Sun cartoonist jokes about barber prices rising with less hair. The Paola Republican and Emporia Gazette reflect aging and daylight saving time with light satirical lines.
A reader applauds the Tribune for featuring a modest June calendar girl, praising Miss Ahif and her parents Mrs Rh Ramp of 502 W. ist as the model of modest attire amid prevalent display in papers.
The Hebert led House Armed Services subcommittee will hold hearings on retired generals and admirals hired by defense contractors. Questions focus on procurement influence, lobbying, and whether officers trade contacts for post retirement pay. The probe, a continuation of family industry ties in Washington, weighs individual rights against oversight.
journalist Jack Anderson notes Drew Pearson attends the Atlantic Congress in London as a delegate not a reporter. The column highlights Pearson’s decades long People to People diplomacy efforts from the friendship train to messages to Moscow and the Iron Curtain outreach now gaining backing from Ike and participants across Europe.
Publication record for The Chanute Tribune 1915 lists OCRANUTE PUBLISHING COMPANY as publisher in Chanute Kansas. Staff include Ernest W Johnson as editor and publisher, James Po Sher idan in advertising, Dwight Wallingford in news, Nellie Hollenshead in office, Fay Ciopime in city circulation, T Ward mechanical, Dorsey Cabors press. Includes Associated Press affiliation and subscription rate notes.
Widowed Sarah Plante of Fall River watched her twin sons graduate at different campuses. Dale Plante completed a landscape architecture degree at UMass Amherst in a one man commencement held at 10 30 a.m. Sunday. Dana Plante earned his degree at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Conn., later that day at 6 p.m. The unusual schedule was arranged by University of Massachusetts President Jean Paul Mather to accommodate the family.
Key West reports Florida's Cuban refugee colony expanded by five ex soldiers and a sailor. They told immigration authorities they contributed 700 dollars to purchase a 16 foot motor boat for the Havana to Key West voyage. Miguel Victoreto y Garcia said he fled Fidel Castro's navy after political trouble and hid 15 days before departure.
In Marlin Texas the First Presbyterian Church held its first service in a newly air conditioned sanctuary with cushioned pews. The sermon titled Dont be too comfortable was delivered by Reverend H B Streater.
In Galveston Texas a psychiatrist says Governor Earl Long refuses cooperation with doctors diagnosing his illness. A court order for protective custody was issued last week at his wife’s petition. A sanity hearing is set for next Saturday. Long, 63, is a patient at John Sealy Hospital psychiatric clinic after being flown in May 30.
Channel listings detail an on screen lineup across KOAM TV KOTV WDAF and CBS stations for Monday June 8 1959 with shows like Father Knows Best Zorro Wyatt Earp News and The Lawrence Welk Show as well as game shows soaps and cartoons. hourly blocks include early evening 5 to 9 pm and late night 10 pm to 11:45 pm with multiple stations and program notes.
AP Business News in New York reports analysts weigh impact of a potential steel strike this summer. stockpiles vary as some say two to three months suffice while others warn small firms may close within weeks. railroads coal and ore supply lines, mines, and European exports influence the outlook.
The Research Institute of America surveyed metalworking firms and found small users would run out of steel first if deliveries stopped July 1. About half of small companies would exhaust supplies after eight weeks, with structural shapes and heavy plate sectors most at risk. Separately, the USDA reports 32,906 acres of forests were seeded by airplanes in the Pacific Northwest in 1958.
In Neosho County probate court a petition by executrix Aeba M. Jones for final settlement and distribution of Theodore P. Jones aka T P Jones estate asks to determine heirs and legatees and approve acts and fees. Defenses due by June 24, 1969. R Eb(a) Jones petitioner. Ralch & Bailey attorneys.
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