Father’s Day gifts and the merchant run
Editorial notes Father’s Day origins in 1922 and its rise as a gift occasion driven by merchants. It contrasts customs abroad with American practice where fathers pay, while praising the tradition and the public support for Father’s Day gift giving.
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United Printers and Publishers
Dads
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Palau Island
South Seas
Sumatra
India
Sudan
Father
Bible Verse Reflection for Today
A devotional note cites Isaiah 46 9 reminding readers to remember ancient events and affirming God as unique and supreme within a moment of quiet contemplation.
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Census rouse over Detroit decline and light on humor
Michigan's principal city lost nearly 200000 residents in ten years. Detroit's future census prospects hinge on field work, while a neighbor recalls playful baby-sitting tales and a two part Sacco Vanzetti review sparks Massachusetts pride.
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Sacco-Vanzetti
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Cleansing From Within on Payola and TV Ethics
Congress considers a bill to jail or fine payola practitioners and quiz show riggers, but observers say morality cannot be legislated. The televised industry must reform from within, as free recordings and broad audiences drive corruption despite legal measures.
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Clips and Quips from Various Papers
A collection of joke lines from different newspapers highlights humorous quips on time, money, TV, gardening, games, and everyday life. It includes puns about clocks, colon jokes, pinochle, and phone booth farewells as light feature items.
Chanute’s Rail Era Honored and Local News Roundup
The article notes Chanute’s name origin linked to engineer Octave Chanute and mentions Santa Fe Railroad ties. It reports petitions to remove the one cent emergency gasoline tax and Walter Chappell’s Washington trip seeking flood control and highway funds. Local items include demolition at 615 S Malcolm, Dr John N Sherman’s election as Southeast Kansas Medical Assn president, a five piece string band Neosho Valley Ramblers forming, and church dedication in Leanna with funds raised to cover the building cost.
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Don Rankin
Roy Chapple
Santa Fe Division
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Octave Chanute
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John N. Sherman
Southeast Kansas Medical Assn
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L. L. Roberts
R. A. Light
Shy Nixon Rivalry Blur Clears For Stevenson and Rockefeller
Adlai Stevenson and Nelson Rockefeller dodge official bids while signaling openness to a run. Rockefeller says he would accept a draft yet denies candidacy, while Stevenson says he will not seek the nomination but leaves room for consideration if offered.
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Ike’s Manila visit marked by progress and personalities
President Eisenhower heads to Manila to see a revived, Americanized city with growth in English language papers, schools, and universities. He will meet President Carlos Garcia and Manila Mayor Arsenio Lacson, and will observe press freedom through Teddy Valencia’s sharp columns while noting Diosdado Macapagal in the National Council.
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Chanute Tribune publication details and subscription rates
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles and publishing details for Highland Chanute Kansas. It also notes circulation options with rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson Counties and surrounding areas, including outside four counties.
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Chanute Publishing Company
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Adlai Stevenson Would Run If Democrats Urge It
Harrisburg Pennsylvania AP Gov David Lawrence says Stevenson would run for president if the Democratic party urged him He discounts talk that Stevenson cannot win noting Democrats can win Lawrence a Stevenson ally and head of Pennsylvania's 81 vote delegation spoke after a weekend Chicago trip and telephone talk with Stevenson about the political picture.
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Television Log Highlights for Wednesday June 1
A dense schedule listing KOAM Channel 7 and other stations with programs from morning cartoons to late night dramas. Notable items include Wagon Train, The Price Is Right, This Is Your Life, U.S. Marshall, Trackdown, and Johnny Staccato among varied daytime soap operas and news slots.
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Compliment Club experiment cited in aging study
A Ohio judge's wife describes how daily compliments and social engagement slow psychological aging. She reports improving activity levels, returning to church and Sunday school, and aims to stay mentally young by maintaining external ties and humor.
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Join Your Fellow Businessmen in Budget Campaign
The success of the present membership and budget effort rests with you not others. It urges businessmen to participate and support the campaign to back the organization’s financial goals.
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Tom
Harry
Kansas Oklahoma Crude Oil Declines In Week
Oil and Gas Journal reports a 35 555 barrel daily drop in U S crude oil and condensate production to 6 774 850 in the week ended June 11 1960 The year’s low follows May 7 when output was 6 791 550 Kansas leads declines with 20 680 barrels to 267 900 daily Oklahoma falls 15 600 to 486 200. The 1960 annual estimate is 1 152 371 400 barrels versus 1 167 782 300 a year ago. The Vikings Berserk origin note appears separately.
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Oil and Gas Journal
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