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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1957
Page
4
Views on national health and moral challenges cite a Senate report showing venereal disease among children surpassing other illnesses and pornographic material fueling public concern. The piece argues home and church leadership, not Congress, must reclaim moral climate amid warnings of cultural decay.
A collage of notes on future models and parking space losses, Dulles as a famed doodler, and a monitor on Cold War nuclear tests. It also notes urban crime concentrations among youths, a roadside water-filled ditch scene, and a fantasy of a motorboat-on-wheels towed by a family sedan.
A stream of light sketches from Saint Peter and Newport News recounts playful scenes aboard ships trains planes and cars. Vignettes include a champagne moment aboard the Duluth cruise a laundry basket reveal at a station and a humorous court exchange about speeding and rummage sales with a college boy’s mail.
A rainy country scene shows fields flooded cattle huddling under trees while droughts gave way to fresh water. Town life moves slowly as rain renews hopes and businesses adjust plans under steady showers.
A parachutist drifts past as a traveler enjoys the heavens. A pilot offers a request, while a glad husband guides his nervous wife in a car on a narrow road, and she warns of an approaching tree.
A motor car damaged in a collision was ruined by a fire in the service room of Laming Motor Co. at Second and Evergreen, owned by F. E. Bodley, with minor building damage. Relatives gathered at a new home on First Street for a 1 PM luncheon, while others visited and returned from trips.
Tangier, North Africa, confirms independence of former Spanish and French Morocco and declares Tangier a free port under sultan. Goods move without taxes. American cigarettes cost 30 cents, half Spain’s price. During Ramaden, Arabs observe a 30 day cycle of feasts and fasts from 4 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Tangier observes its first Ramadan free from foreign control as a sultanate era begins. The bustling market near the Kasbah stays open until 3 a.m. while citizens in traditional dress crowd streets. Five years hence a vote on government representatives may unfold as literacy efforts expand.
Erie and surrounding area reflect national budget fights as Ohio businessman William J. Hull pressures Congress to boost funding for the Pike Dam while Rep. Wayne Hays rebukes calls for wider spending. Nixon navigates tensions between Eisenhower fiscal policy and Chamber of Commerce allies amid a broader Republican stance. The piece notes local officials and civic groups in Erie, Chanute, and Pittsburgh area engaging with the budget debate and civic events.
Charley N., 47, a fat sales executive, follows Dr. Crane’s liquid-free meals plan, cutting fluids at meals and limiting to 1,200 calories daily with 500 from protein. After 3 months he drops from 196 to 170 pounds and blood pressure falls from 174 to 145, with reduced sleep needs.
Cleveland Indians pitcher Herb Score endures hours in a darkened hospital room awaiting a verdict on his injured right eye. Doctors say the eye is beginning to clear but the full extent remains uncertain, with no brain injury reported. Score remains hopeful as fans flood Lakeside Hospital with calls and letters.
TV listings show a dense block of programs across channels KOTV WDAF KODE and more. Prime time includes Bob Cummings Playhouse 90 Lux Theatre You Bet Your Life Dragnet Shower of Stars and local news weather and game shows on various stations.
A consumer guide stresses cautious shopping and informed decisions. It highlights checklists, price comparisons, and seller reliability to protect buyers across classes of products and services.
Evening newspaper item notes second class matter at Chanute Kansas post office under 1879 act. Mentions Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press exclusive republication rights. Includes garbled county references and price lines.
Age Mo residents join Erie School's two fourth grade classes and teachers Jaanita Killian and Phyllis Wells for a morning tour of the local creamery. Howard Murray guides the students through machinery in action. Out of town relatives attend Clarence W. Lowmaster funeral and Urbana cemetery burial.
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