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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1958
Page
4
Editorial notes 2146 customers paid parking fines last month, nearly 100 daily, reflecting overstay penalties. The piece argues enforcement provokes debate but the underlying law and policing must be evaluated by city leaders, not street critics.
The scripture from Galatians 5 22 23 highlights love joy peace patience kindness goodness faithfulness and self control as the fruit of the spirit. It offers guidance for daily conduct and spiritual growth.
A veteran observer laments relentless change in New York since World War II. Skyscrapers rise and wreck older buildings while housing projects turn into vertical slums. Traffic exhaust and crowding erode soul, with law and order fraying as slums push north and south.
A frame dwelling on the J. O. Nyman farm, located a mile north and east of town, burned at 1 30 p m Monday after chimney sparks ignited the roof. Chester Linquist family resided there at the time. Spring park beautification is complete with flower beds and trimmed grass, full finished look in 2 3 weeks. Dorothy Byers of Chanute High School won second in Emporia Business College spelling contest earning a scholarship. Benedict High School captured its sixth straight Wilson County League track title at Lafontaine with 58 points, Altoona 37. The Amama Business Girls met for a steak fry at First Baptist Church. Junior reception for the senior class at the public library featured short talks and musical numbers. Sheriff M L Ogg to post primary election notices next week.
Rand notes the Bible remains the second best selling book while Lenin tops the list. Readers cite library thefts of sacred texts and sermons stolen from hotels and cars as evidence of a hunger for the sacred word amid a culture of taking.
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General William Rogers overruled Immigration Commissioner General Joseph Swing, ordering Heikkila back to the United States to say goodbye to his wife and finish due process. Swing defended deportation rates as 97 to 98 percent of cases handled without delay.
Dr George W Crane argues most divorces stem from sexual incompatibility and urges wives to adjust to their husband’s erotic needs. He cites calorie differences, polygamy in ancient times, and advises wives to feign ardor to keep husbands satisfied. The piece promotes his booklet Sex Differences Between Men & Women and requests mailing costs to Hopkins Syndicate Inc.
This item provides masthead details for the Chanute Tribune, Chanute Kansas, including editors Ernest W Johnson and James Sheridan, circulation note, and subscription rates for Neosho and neighboring counties. It references the Associated Press, and indicates the paper’s publication schedule and postal classifications.
A collage of quirky lines from multiple sources mentioning a high school student’s Latin troubles the Witch Doctor record and a jingle. It cites local papers like Wellington News Topeka Capital Wichita Eagle Arkansas City Traveler with playful, provocative snippets and dated references.
Under a lease lend deal Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey will place a circus menagerie in Pawtucket City Zoo ten months a year for a token one dollar fee. Valued over 100000 dollars, the animals arrive from New York next Tuesday and will be shown from mid May to April 1. They will tour to Madison Square Garden each April, with the city handling feeding and housing while in Pawtucket.
In the Probate Court of Neosho County Kansas Mary Allee Watts deceased Richard L Ashley administrator petitions for final settlement and heirs determination filed with June 4 1958 hearing in Erie Kansas defenses due by 10:00 a.m. court date May 1958.
The page lists a Saturday schedule style lineup of TV programs and times from 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. including Dick and The Duchess Casey Jones Jefferson Drums Civil War Theatre Zane Gray Phil Silvers M Squad Person to Person Mickey Spillane and Mighty Mouse among others.
HAL BOYLE reflects on Manhattan as a transplanted observer, noting Greenwich Village as a root for newcomers. He describes New York as a living, warm city of culture, with a perpetual sense of mystery and reward.
Charlotte Mecklenburg County Auditor Walker H. Busby declines a $500 a year raise citing high unemployment and tough times for the public. He said he cannot accept a raise while many people are out of work.
Nickel-containing stainless steels endure hot corrosive gases. They are employed in modern high speed aircraft jet engines for their durability and resistance to corrosion at elevated temperatures.
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