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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1955
Page
4
The town welcomes 180 boys and girls from nearby towns attending the local summer swimming school. The pool operates for the entire area, with an open invitation to neighboring residents and a hope enrollment may grow next year.
The New College at The University of Missouri seeks applications for 72 rental units for married students with 1 to 3 children and plans 144 more once funded. The piece notes a campus shift from prior norms toward married students and military service, as graduates face both diplomas and potential combat.
Column notes the futility of teaching children about legendary figures, questions the public’s care for Henry Wallace, and mocks late June hotel boredom. It comments on Eisenhower in Europe, Russia dieselizing railroads, and a satirical view of Monroe, Bulganin, and the Big Three.
A humorous fragment reveals daily family scenes with milk, a late-arriving friend, and a quiz show win of $10,000. A funeral attendee jokes about building a house with roof and mortgage. A Western horse thief on trial is questioned as the judge wields shooting irons.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote reflects on a higher justice beyond the courtroom as a speaker condemns a dishonest boss. The piece contrasts worldly schemes with moral providence and hints at upcoming summer labor to keep grass cut.
Twenty five years ago officials urged precautions after nine rabies cases surfaced in Chanute and nearby areas over the past two months. The report by local veterinarian Dr. P B Darlington prompted renewed warnings to prevent further spread.
E Lawson May writes about picnics as a great American custom offering simple, quiet enjoyment. He contrasts relaxing yard or blanket picnics with athletic contests, praising unobtrusive gatherings and condemning strenuous or trespassy outings.
Washington report details a clash between Philadelphia Mayor Joseph Clark Jr. and Indianapolis Mayor Alex Clark as oil interests push the Harris gas bill. The measure would limit federal regulation of interstate gas, raising household bills by an estimated 400 million dollars annually, with mayors accused of soliciting support through covert lobbying channels.
Dr. George W. Crane argues in positive terms that Earth may be a post graduate classroom in a cosmic school system. He compares Earth to a late stage in ethical evolution and suggests other inhabited planets might exist, though Earth remains central in Christ’s message.
The notice instructs sending for a psychological chart to Dr. Crane via the Hopkins Syndicate Inc. in Mellett Indiana, with an 8e stamped return envelope and a dime for printing. It notes that over 40,000 Americans, mostly military personnel, reside in southern Okinawa and that Pittsburgh ranks among the foggiest North American cities.
A Thursday night lineup includes the Millionaires, We Got a Secret, This Is Your Life, and Masquerade Party at various times. Channel listings show Pinky Lee Show Howdy Doody Matinee Carouge and other daytime and late evening programming with multiple time slots and scores.
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