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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1957
Page
4
Madrid notes show Spain attracting American tourists with friendly locals and relaxed rules. Prices for services and crafts remain affordable. wages for workers include 500 pesetas yearly for artisans and 25 dollars monthly for a Madrid policeman. The piece highlights tourism, crafts, salaries, and living costs across the country.
In Congress both parties agree on tax cuts next year and optional payment plans. New York theater shows raise high prices for New Girl in Town while audiences can opt out. I Love Lucy faces reduced season runs. Ten-year-old Robert Strom earned $192,000 on a quiz show, proving brains and guts as bold choices echo across media.
Twenty five years ago the board of city commissioners proposed five to twenty percent pay cuts across all departments to save over six thousand dollars annually. The board of education decided to discontinue vocational agriculture in the Trade School and supervision in physical education and music in grade schools next year to avoid raising the general school levy amid falling property values.
A columnist recalls readers dropping by to praise the column and notes how easy it is to say nice things. He contrasts Christmas week warmth with the ordinary year and suggests keeping the pleasant spirit, at least in words, beyond the holidays.
Interior Department spends 38 287 33 to redecorate offices for top fish and wildlife officials. New rank assistant secretary Ross Leffler gains lavish carpet, drapes, desks and chairs while Suomela protests costs. Congress elevated Fish and Wildlife Service, prompting higher status and larger suites.
Dr. Crane advises Joseph J. a 42 year old scholarly clergyman with Phi Beta Kappa honors who cannot keep pulits beyond two years. He has helped pay off mortgages at three churches yet faces discouragement and contemplates leaving the ministry. The piece ends with a moral uplift and a request to write to Dr. Crane at Hopkins Syndicate Inc.
A collection of brief humorous vignettes and jokes about sailors, clergymen, high school dances, Irishmen, and executives. The pieces riff on human relations, miscommunications, and social foibles with light tone and quick setup.
The text answers five English questions. It gives corrected spelling and pronunciation tips for apple pie fond, student, purchasable, surfeit meaning excess, and a word gl meaning to shine faintly, with example sentence on surfeits.
The April department summary shows a drop in calls for service from 176 in March to 160, and total arrests from 42 to 32. No felony arrests occurred for the second straight month, with fluctuations in DWI and intoxication arrests and a jump in parking meter tickets to 1,127. Meals for prisoners totaled 25.
Chanute Tribune notes local crime and city statistics including car accidents inside city limits with no fatalities, juvenile offenders tally, bonds and fines, parking meter tickets, meals for prisoners, and total miles driven. The report appears in a consolidated issue with The Daily Timeset.
March figures show patrol cars logged 7 824 miles in March and 7 231 in April. Through May 1 the year totals include 128 arrests and 10 driving while intoxicated and 49 intoxication incidents.
Comanches became nomadic in the early 1700s drifting into Texas and New Mexico to acquire horses from Spaniards, marking a shift in their lifestyle and regional influence.
A dense list of channel lineups and program blocks across multiple stations. The entries note shows like Soldiers of Fortune West Point Story Blondie Crossroads Captain Midnight True Story and many more with times and channel numbers. The page catalogs hours from morning to late night including sports, dramas, cartoons, and variety programs across KOTV Channel 6 and KODE TV Channel 12.
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