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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
4
The piece urges action against rising youth gang activity tied to late night trouble near a car racing park. It cites petty theft malicious destruction and dangerous street games, calling for police enforcement stronger parental responsibility and court cooperation to restore night time order and deter youths through firm penalties.
A devotional note highlights the 2 Corinthians verse about God shining light in darkness to reveal the knowledge and glory of Christ. It emphasizes spiritual illumination and personal faith.
A wartime tour of Unter den Linden in the Soviet sector shows widespread devastation with few new buildings, except the Russian embassy, while East Berlin’s Stalinallee rises as a stark contrast of new apartments and stores. West Berlin reports about one third of areas restored with hopes to end war damage.
The 1934 Sen A G Nelson farm sample failed to meet hopes as drought and bugs cut yields. Urbana grower Roy Tripett and Roy Ewen reported 22 bushels per acre for barley. Chanute notes include bathing in cemetery ponds, C C Nelson's county clerk bid, Gibbs pursuing Braille studies with a piano accordion fund drive, Harvard grad Jerome Fisher, and a medical licensure exam with 95 applicants.
A collection of witty and dated snippets notes odd advice for tornado safety during sleep and stairway behavior before storms. It also recalls election night delays due to Alaska and Hawaii returns and cites a caravan retracing the Oregon Trail amid modern traffic dangers.
Senator Hugh Scott charges on the Senate floor that anti Semitism fuels the Strauss confirmation fight, calling it a modern Dreyfus case. He argues the probe targets Admiral Strauss and taints supporters and press coverage, amid prior disputes over McCarthyism and Oppenheimer scrutiny.
James Marlow explains that after six weeks of Geneva talks the Western Allies have given ground to the Soviet demand over West Berlin. The compromise centers on maintaining troops in West Berlin and preserving access routes while avoiding a direct clash that could trigger war.
New York AP reports making music as a lifestyle shifts up overall sales to surpass 500 million in the United States this year for the first time. Instrument, sheet music, and accessory sales rise amid more than 50 million music makers and 500 thousand teachers, with pianos and organs leading gains.
In Chicago the Sanitary District ordered a cast change for the thriller Storm Warning. Since last year three Democrats replaced three Republicans on the nine member board, scenes with Republicans will be cut and new scenes filmed showing Democrats.
Weekend TV listings show a dense array of programs across multiple stations with numerous titles. Notable entries include Ozzie and Harriet, Cavalcade of Sports, Captain Kangaroo, Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, Bonanza style lineups, and various news, talk, and movie slots across KOAM KOTV WDAF KODE and more.
Dr George W Crane discusses how early career choice forms. He cites surveys showing many dentists and morticians selected their fields before college or in early teens, noting parental encouragement and ego boosting as influential factors for boys aged 8 to 12.
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