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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1956
Page
4
Ben Hudson of Fredonia is praised as Old Faithful among Kansas Jeffersonians. John Montgomery, publisher of the Junction City Union, runs as a Democrat for Congress in the Fourth District, which includes Woodson County, while Ben resides in the Third District and cannot vote.
The piece argues Argentina struggles to gain stability and freedom after Peronism. It notes Peron and allies were executed or exiled, yet the army still dominates policy under Aramburu. It warns lasting freedom requires broad popular support beyond army and labor influence.
Mary F. Cunningham of 503 North Western calls for action against litterbugs who discard cups and trash in town parks. She notes cars in park streets littering after finishing drinks and urges everyone to use provided containers for a cleaner, neater Cha nute.
Editors from 31 countries offer candid remarks on politics economies and press freedom. Opinions range from Moscow’s mid July session to Eden’s leadership and newspaper loyalties.
A compilation of quips from editors in India Indonesia Belgium Switzerland Germany and Italy. Each reflects national attitudes toward American influence press economics and wartime memories with humor and sharp politics.
Twenty five years ago Neosho County reported that tax money had surpassed the $197000 threshold required for an early July disbursement. County Treasurer D M Johnson stated the figure was reached, with Erie and Chanute assessed personal property costs listed at $4248.73 and $1271.25 respectively.
A motor industry note says pastel car colors are fading as black makes a comeback with 19.4 percent of solid color orders in Q1 rising to 25.7 percent by May 31. Two tone schemes favor dark gray with light gray, plus dark green and sapphire white trends. The writer also muses on necktie fashion returning to stripes. The American Medical Assn in Chicago discusses warts showing no clear cause.
Dr. Crane advises youth groups to use small teams of 3 to 4 to protect ego and encourage cooperation in pencil and paper games. He cites a train puzzle from Psychology Applied and suggests active, communal games like shuffleboard, ping pong, and balloon volleyball to boost participation at YMCA, church, and CYO activities. Linda L. leads a 19 year old Young People's Society president.
Washington and London anticipate shifts in diplomacy as Winthrop Aldrich steps down in London and John Whitney is named his successor. In Washington Abba Eban will retire, with Reuven Shiloah likely to take his post. The reshuffle mirrors policy debates and ties to Eisenhower era politics.
In a jail setting two cellmates read market reports and joke about hog stealing profits in Iowa. A passenger rail letter sparks anger over bedbugs with an offhand interoffice memo adding insult. A jokey courtroom quip follows about a wife's punishment with a broomstick and back door during an interview.
The questions ask about mechanics of English usage and spelling. Answers propose omitting up from sum, pronouncing passe with accent on the second syllable, Caribbean as the misspelled option, itinerary meaning a route record, and ardent as a word meaning warm and eager.
The Church of God in Christ at 1212 N Washington marks its seventh founding anniversary with nightly 8 p.m. services culminating Sunday. Rev. Floyd H Thuston is pastor. Frank F Butler is general chairman. Sponsors include Mrs. Carl Jenkins and others. A guest church program draws about 26 churches from Southeast Kansas with about three per night. A Saturday night contest winner will be announced. several local households and visitors are named among the attendees and participants.
A 20 car grain shipment reached Humboldt Tuesday ending at midnight with 20 cars at local elevators mostly wheat and barley. Rotary International speaker Dr A R Chambers urged members to embrace responsibilities and privileges of affiliation at a meeting attended by Emerson Lynn with several absentees due to harvest and travel.
Soap and water clean feet but do not cure athletes foot. Test quickly with instant drying T-4-L fungicide promising relief in one hour or a 40c refund. Casey's Rexall Drugs advert.
Word comes from Humboldt of the serious illness of Mrs Alta Ham of Hepler. She is the mother of Mrs Jack Peterson and Mrs Carl Wright of Humboldt, and was a recent visitor there. Sunday evening visitors at the Bartholomews in Chanute included children.
Firefighters from neighboring communities with rain assistance controlled a timber blaze northwest of Cortez, burning about 1,200 acres. Sheriff A. W. Anderson placed the fire about 25 miles north and nine miles west of the town after nearly a full day of firefighting.
A dense list of programs across Ford Theatre Four Star Playhouse Dragnet Groucho Marx and other shows. Includes morning to late-night airings with Today in Joplin Morning in Joplin News Weather Sports and various game shows and serials.
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