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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
5
Roy L. Smith argues religion shapes economic and political thought and cites Judges as a case study. He notes Israel’s early leadership relied on personal power rather than office, highlights Deborah’s crucial role, and suggests future leaders may come from unexpected places, even a woman.
A long roster of churches lists denominations pastors and service times across Erie, Shaw Christian, Evangelical churches, and neighboring towns. It notes Sunday schools and worship hours for each church, with some youth groups and midweek activities.
Fully cooked half ham from 10 to 15 minutes per pound to reach room temperature. Use a moderate heat and monitor internal temperature to ensure safe serving.
News by Sam Dawson notes rising confidence in the economy with May May data showing gains in employment and wages, while manufacturing continues to decline. Analysts question when a broad upturn will arrive, citing weakness in durable goods, plant orders, and inventory unwinding.
New York columnist Hal Boyle surveys gender norms noting women seek beauty and flattery to feel desired while men show hesitancy about masculinity. He argues women are driven by ego and perpetual adoration, urging men to praise and elevate their partners.
In Bogata Texas the Davis brothers refuse to slow down as they take a joyride on a 42 year old motorcycle with sidecar. Charlie Davis is 73 and Albert Davis is 82, proving age means little to these riders.
A mangled OCR snippet from The Chanute Tribune suggests a line about walking away and a warning that she will pursue with "clay feet" for the rest of her life, ending with an injunction never to turn back. The readable portion is fragmentary and lacks clear event or context.
George S. Spragg of Alpena Michigan hands in his driver's license after 45 years without an accident or ticket. The 81 year old says he can no longer drive as well as he should and is quitting before he harms someone.
Ernest Dees a 40 year old Detroit construction worker was guiding a steel beam when it touched a power line delivering 4 500 volts He suffered only minor burns to his hands and feet and survived the incident in Detroit AP report
Richmond officials reject joining a comic ballet proposed by a woman's club asking members to dance. City leaders decide against the fundraiser, noting doubts about the comedic act.
The group acknowledged conflicting commitments and admitted they were not in peak condition for ballet. They agreed the physical readiness was lacking and would affect rehearsals and performances.
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