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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1959
Page
4
An editorial argues for removing the interest rate cap on government bonds to attract investors as inflation erodes fixed incomes. It notes a shift in cashing trends, the cost of financing debt, and the burden on taxpayers, while acknowledging the need for Treasuries to fund mounting bills.
A religious verse from Colossians 316 urges believers to let the word of Christ dwell in them richly. It emphasizes teaching admonishing one another with psalms hymns and spiritual songs and singing with grace in their hearts to the Lord.
On a long Atlantic flight from New York to Paris via Shannon the men sleep while the boys seek company in a lounge. Diverse travelers—an Arkansas engineer, a Spanish woman, a state department type, a profiled professor, and others—reflect jet lag as dawn returns while the clock misaligns ages.
Twenty five years ago Chanute residents attended Shrine ceremonies in Fort Scott. Dorothea L. Dix Tent No 10 hosted a covered dish dinner in Cherryvale. Local tennis saw Webster Hanson, Garrel Biles eliminated. Junior Thurston and Clayton Alvis advanced. City surveyors to arrive for geodetic work basing at City Park. Grand Slam Bridge Club notes high scores. J A Cannan re elected high school principal at 95 monthly. E A Hubler adds five deer to his urban herd. two new fawns born yesterday.
The Florado Times notes a revived Chisholm Trail concept, imagining it brought to life again with four lanes. The column collects quips about money, broadcast time, trickery in Indian days, and comfortable budgeting from several papers.
Former general James McNarney recounts a retirement job offer from Convair after a cryptic San Diego call from Floyd B. Odlum. The 1952 retirement led to a five year president salary of 75 000 and a 25 000 bonus, then a ten year consulting role. The incident spurs a congressional inquiry into post retirement military and munitions industry hiring practices.
Commentator notes rapid evolution from Kellogg Pact optimism to NATO’s instant mutual aid. Highlights past attempts at limited naval pacts and consultative alliances, contrasting with NATO’s pledge of rapid U.S. armed support in Europe, reflecting shifting U.S. isolation to alliance-based security in under a generation.
A column urges readers to abandon hatred and hurry. It champions joy, glory, and happiness as mankind's rightful legacy and advises walking in the rain, smiling at strangers, and slowing down to enjoy life. The piece emphasizes inner peace, resilience, and humane connection.
The Chanute Tribune lists editors and publishers Ernest W Johnson and staff including Jamea Boher idan and Dwight Wallingford. It notes office operations, circulation, and mailing rates for Neeshe Allen Wilken and Weedeee Counties with various subscription options.
A dense schedule of U S Border Patrol and various shows airs across channels KOAM WDAF KODE TV. Prime time lines up Garry Moore David Niven and The Californians with daytime soaps game shows and matinees listed for June 10.
A reporter captures a moment of personal glare in a store window, prompting a sermon about temper and unnecessary stubbornness. The incident highlights self reflection and public behavior in a casual, observational news note.
Dr George W Crane recounts a Washington Indiana banker named Flavian Myers who explains that a town’s people reflect your own outlook. Two travelers visit, one finds locals unhelpful, the other finds them friendly, showing life mirrors how we treat others.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Vaughn and daughter of Wichita visit her mother and sister, Mrs. Carl Payne and family. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Hines spend Friday with sister Mrs. Paul Roush of Hamilton. Mrs. Roush recovering from a spider bite. Callers at R. D. Scott home include Coburn Glamser and family of Wichita, Lee Harris of Winfield, Scott Johnson and son of Augusta, Sadie Johnson of Fredonia, Flossie Beck and Christine of Benedict. Archie Hines of Wichita were recent dinner guests.
Recent guests include Eldon Cox and family, Paul Cox and Lincoln relatives, Leland Cox and sons of Wichita, Clinton Williams and sons of Eudora, A. J. Mannen and daughter from Potwin. Fredonia business trip by C. F. Hines. G. Clinesmiths plan Minnesota fishing trip. Fish fry hosted by E. M. Kamm with Clinton Darst, W. Eagle, Harlan Kamm family from Waco Texas visiting.
Buffalo community notes cover Women's Society meeting with prayers poems and devotions. Oklahoma State Technical College student council president John Houston visits home. Weekend visitors include families from Wichita Kansas City and Topeka. Bible School at the Methodist church enrolls 89 with faculty and teachers listed.
The correction notes that in the sentence the phrase should be oblivious of the fact and the word out should be omitted. The answer includes pronunciation guidance for equine and identifies the misspelled word as pharmacy. It defines alluvium as material deposited by running water and offers a me starting word meaning threat: menace.
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