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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
4
The piece notes how statisticians rely on round figures to seem precise. It cites comic strip readers as about 100 million and candy consumption as three billion pounds, with per person rates and hypothetical smaller totals if key individuals were absent. The tone mocks overconfident precision in measuring broad social behavior.
A collection of observations notes that former French premiers should form a quiet club as they do not speak. It cites Kansas and Oklahoma items, including Lyon County courthouse air conditioning costs and youths arrested for pay phone coin sounds. It details Kansas mental hospital charges rising to 28 a week and state revenue from patients about 1.1 million in ten months.
The verse proclaims that God made of one blood all nations of men and that humans share a common origin. It emphasizes unity beyond ethnic differences and calls for mutual respect among peoples.
Rand notes how promotions spread from autos to shoes and other lines with You Auto Buy Now and You Shoe d Buy Now. He jokes Pope Pius XII named Bernardino of Siena patron saint of advertisers and recalls St Clare as patron of TV while warning against cutting ads to save money.
Tribune Files recalls a Chanute Bottling Co venture at 20 N Central by B L Holder and Dale Striegel with Robert Widener overseeing manufacturing. Also notes Erie pool filling for underwater lights and July August Saturday noon closings, plus church group dinner and tennis club plans.
Clip notes from Augusta Gazette report a corner grocer troubled by customers who seek credit then flee to other stores with payday cash. Garden City Telegram adds a wary local stating he will not use the new drive in bank after his car mortgage was foreclosed days earlier.
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan held lengthy talks in Washington focusing on world trade expansion, potential summit meetings with Russia, and disarmament. Macmillan pressed for faster trade, warned on economic war, and proposed limited atomic cooperation, but no firm remedies emerged.
Dr Crane recounts that less than one percent of readers send hostile letters while he defends his medico psychological approach. He explains his career path from Northwestern University to Medical School and his goal to provide clinically grounded advice for juvenile delinquency divorce and family issues. He cites reader praise and the column as a university in print.
Published evenings except Sunday and entered second class matter at the post office at Chanute Kansas under the act of March 30 1879. Rates by mail are listed for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with monthly three month six month and annual options. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and outlines republication rights.
The data are insufficient and I can deal only with facts. Pronunciation is may neez with stress on the first syllable. The misspelled word is riason and the correct is liaison. Exercise means to expel or drive off an evil spirit. A word beginning with com meaning to pity is commiserate.
TV guide style list of programs across channels with times and titles for Friday June 13 through Sunday June 15 1958. Includes Jefferson Drums M Squad Captain Kangaroo Lassie Gunsmoke Wagon Train and numerous variety news and sports blocks.
Detroit AP reports 20 000 minor UAW officials act as stewards and committeemen guiding nearly 500 000 workers through no contract operations at GM Chrysler and Ford. Managers tighten rules, sparking claims of intimidation while union seeks strike votes but not an immediate strike.
The lumbering industry leads all manufacturing in Mississippi and also leads all states in long staple cotton production.
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