Familiar name in public life and a TV quiz figure
The piece notes Myron V. George as a seasoned congressman with flood control leadership and strong district ties, arguing continued representation in Congress. It also covers Elfrida von Nordruff, the TV quiz show contestant who has earned national attention, detailing her earnings and tax contributions and framing her as a patriotic figure amid media scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron V. George
George
Congress
Washington
Myron
Elfrida von Nordruff
Miss von Nordruff
Elfrida
R. M
Romans 14:12 Verses Caution Accountability to God
A brief Bible verse note quotes Romans 14 12 stating that each person must give an account to God for their own actions. The message emphasizes personal responsibility and divine judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
This n that by Jo a humorous clipping roundup
A column jokes about future welfare of a family a man shot himself to save shotgun costs four cent Lincoln stamps grim humor about Father’s Day timing and gifts. It ponders a locomotive engineer candidate for the Legislature and notes rising national debt. The piece mocks morale undermining cant that Congress should address and jokes about Air Force collisions and the motto on aircraft.
Prohibition Revisited: Rand and Joy Debate Liquor Curbs
Rand argues against prohibition citing past hypocrisy and social costs while Dr. Joy predicts a new law by 1965 to 1970 to curb intoxicants due to rising alcoholism. The piece notes Oklahoma and Mississippi dry laws with black market taxes and ends with a quip about temperance and a cocktail party exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew C. Joy
Department of Clinical Sciences
University of Illinois
Clayton Rand
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Wheat arrives as local market receives first load of new crop
Tribune notes the first load of new crop wheat arrived this morning with two combines operating north and east of Chanute. The grain tests 59 to 60 pounds per bushel and trucks continued hauling through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Sen. A. G. Nelson
Russ Rushton
L. M. Burke
S. Highland
F. W. Montague
Fred
Laura Montague
Chicago
W. W. Foose
Vilas
Charles Hulteen
Hulteen
Sophia Larson
Martin Hulteen
Oscar Larson
Milton
Ernest Nelson
Ellen Louise
Swan Nelson
Robert Nelson
Harriette
Helen Larson
Emma Hanson
Dorothy
Eli Carlson
Faye Bruner
Bonnie
E. E. Allen
S. Grant
Clella Bess
Gettysburg Gifts Show Ike Era at White House
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues presidents receive gifts from admirers, noting Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon have amassed large collections. He highlights home furnishings, farm equipment, and luxury items, while cautioning about foreign gifts to the president and veep and potential constitutional concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Washington
Sherman Adams
Sherm
United States
Worry Clinic advises foster family path over flesh and blood
Dr. George W. Crane counsels Marilyn M. that true parenthood is a mental bond, not biological kinship. He urges adoption or fostering as a route to parenting, stressing emotional attachment, guidance, and civic virtue over surname or bloodlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Marilyn M
Dr. Crane
Bob
God
Erie Area News Briefs Include Meetings and Local Events
CES adjourns until September. revival at Church of God led by Rev Slavens ends Sunday. District court visitors include Attorneys Donaldson Sherman Foust. Craft classes led by Norma Shackelton run Mondays and Wednesdays at Federated church. A M Sharp hospitalized after broken hip. Local residents visit Gale Mullen and Gerald Seaton area.
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CES
Loucile Huffman
H. Z. House
Church of God
Slavens
Augusta
R. J. McCullough
George Donaldson
John Sherman
Chanute
Kenneth Foust
Iola
District Court
Norma Shackelton
Erie
Federated Church
A. M. Sharp
Eric
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Pierce Ambulance
North Grant
Ray Wamsly
John Mullen
McCune
Louis Wamsly
Television log highlights for Friday and weekend schedule
A dense listing of TV programs across channels KOAM, KOTV, WDAF, KODE and more. It covers times for Jefferson Drums, Ozzie and Harriet, Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, Lone Ranger, Tex Rangers and Sunday night fare among many others by station and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sighlights
Jefferson
Ozzie and Harriet
Zane Gray
Phil Silvers
Mickey Spillane
Chanute Tribune highlights local life from severe storm to shop changes
Mercy Hospital Parsons performed surgery to remove a tumor from a city powerhouse worker with a satisfactory prognosis. Local social and business notes include Fred Newell attending a Galena picnic, Raymond Reed visiting from Stark, and Otto Hibbs from Kimball running Erie’s sole general store. L. G. Glassburn plans to close his barber shop and move to California. Bruce Mullen’s fourth birthday party drew many friends. Wayland Harvey fills night watch duties after last week’s storm while Floyd Hayes works overtime as a tree trimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Powerhouse
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Fred Newell
Galena
Schimerhorn Park
Raymond Reed
Stark
Virgil Moody
Moodys
Yellowstone Park
Otto Hibbs
Kimball
Erie
Hibbs
Gordon Harding
Gale Mullen
Bruce
Kenny
Kathy Green
Marsha VanCleave
Philip Schultze
Frankie Middleton
Debra
Sharman
Joretta Mullen
Wayland Harvey
Floyd Hayes
Tulsa barber visits relatives and buys home in Joplin
Mr and Mrs Rolla Redburn and children from Tulsa visited here the first of the week. Redburn is a barber in Tulsa and they bought a home there last week. Nancy and Louis Stanley of Humboldt visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Christ Stanley. George Fischer and son Bob bought a trailerhouse in Joplin, with Bob married May 4 to Ann Broughton near Chanute. they will live in the trailerhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla Redburn
Tulsa
Red‘burn
Airman 20 Killed by Electrocution at Hutchinson Station
James FE Rockwell, 20, an enlisted man at Hutchinson Naval Air Station, was electrocuted while helping move a house trailer. He held the trailer steady as a crane lifted it and touched a power line. Three other workers were jolted but unharmed. Rockwell’s parents, wife and seven month old son live in Little Marsh, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
James FE Rockwell
Hutchinson Naval Air Station
Rockwell
Little Marsh
Birds Feed on Poison Ivy Berries Without Harm
About 60 species of birds feed on the berries of poison ivy without harm. The finding highlights the plant’s role in supporting avian diets during fruiting periods and its place in local ecosystems.
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B. F. Nye
T. E. Hall
P. J. Nagle
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Saber of London
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Navy Log
Wagon Train
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GE Theatre
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Loretta Young
Bob Cummings
Silent Service
Thin Man
Sunday News
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Weather. It. Mfanta
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Hollywood
Showtime
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Chanute Publishing Company
Ernest W. Johnson
James ©. Sheridan
Mgr
Member Audit Bureau of
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Wilson and Woodsos
L. G. Glassburn
St .Paul
California
Rock of Ages Benements
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Chanute, Kas
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Iola, Kansas
Froyd L. Johns Johnson
Mortuary
N. Highland
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