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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
4
Editorial calls on magazine stands to remove obscene crime filled literature from shelves. Officials cite evidence that juveniles may access the material, while acknowledging many dealers try to police their wares. The piece condemns those who profit from selling to children and warns of broader moral decline.
The piece notes public concern over filth and literature, cites a Ministerial Alliance warning, and reports the appointment of Arthur Stanley Jr. as U.S. district judge for Kansas. It observes docket congestion, argues Kansas needs three judges, and criticizes the slow pace of appointments.
A devotional note highlights Psalm 26 verse 8, praising the dwelling place of the Lord and expressing love for worship and sanctuary. The meditation centers on reverence for God’s house and the joy of being in sacred space.
A collection of light satire notes from Washington and Terre Haute jokes about integrity misreads, the Dyna-soar naming, a Dinah Shore champagne bottle moment, a Missouri birth near a 12th birthday, pricey travel tips, tornado cellars renamed, and a local romance on the rocks.
Several Harvard reunion sessions featured a panel where Daniel Needham, Boston lawyer, linked organized crime to wealth from prohibition and its spillover into other crimes. Dr Warren Green, Amherst professor, explained outer space basics and recent balloon discoveries affecting star theories.
A coal truck delivered to an empty Chanute house after the buyer moved. A tent slept in at 801 W Main. thieves took a tent, bicycle, and gasoline from J F Rush at 21 N Rutter. Nona Sanders McCaslin to become county superintendent of schools next Monday with Freeda George assisting in Erie.
A collage of brief local quotes notes politicians urging clean living for graduates while promising vision if it keeps voters on straight party lines. It also mentions Zeke deciphering a doctor’s scribble on a prescription blank about a $5 payment and delivery to a druggist.
Drew Pearson recalls Hagerty's press role noting both efficiency and alleged denials that later proved misleading. Specific episodes cited include vicuna coats for Adams and Ike, heart condition denial, Bikini H-bomb release, Denver illness timing, and ileitis disclosure.
Dr Crane explains fever speeds heart and breathing, boosting oxygen delivery per minute. He notes 8 to 10 extra heartbeats per degree of fever and cautions against caffeine in drinks for very ill children. He promotes non profit booklets and explains why fever aids some medicines.
Humboldt hosts a Northern district Sekan area Boy Scout meeting with Jerry Ulrich presiding. Attendees include George Palen of Chanute and Iola, and plans target the National Conference of the Order of the Arrow in Lawrence August 25 to 28. Four Humboldt explorer scouts will depart July 7 for Philmont ranch.
Comprehensive TV schedule outlines channels KOAM KOTV WDAF KODE with Saturday and Sunday lineups. Includes shows from Schlitz Playhouse to Gunsmoke and Perry Mason plus news weather sports and religious programming across multiple time blocks.
The Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas by Chanute Publishing Company with Ernest W. Johnson as editor and James E. Sheridan as advertising manager. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and printed evenings except Sundays. Subscription rates vary by county and duration.
Mr and Mrs J A VanNice returned from Baytown Texas and stopped in Emporia on the way home to visit relatives. House guests include Mrs Jennie Gustafson and Mrs Vesta Triplett from Pomona. Mrs John McHaffey and family travel from Coffeyville. others visit kin in Kansas City and Humbolt as plans for a Fourth of July gathering unfold.
A 15-year-old Canadian boy who had run away from home was killed in a single vehicle crash last night in Hutchinson Kansas. The victim was identified as Brian R. Bailey, son of Sgt. Bailey of the Royal Canadian Air Force based in St Hubert Quebec.
A vehicle overturned on U S 50 about 15 miles west of Hutchinson after the driver lost control. No further details on injuries or event context are provided in the fragment.
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