Agile Hat Promoters Light Up Maytime Sales
Views of the News notes hat sellers and car dealers riffing on seasonal wear. It praises straw hats as light and airy, arguing tradition keeps men buying hats each May despite other changes in fashion. The piece humorously links promotion skill to summer confections of style.
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Four States
Joplin
Ernie Kovacs
Arthur Godfrey
Guiding Light
Jack Paar
Q. Lewis
Ifi
Opinions of Others Morally Wrong
Hutchinson News Herald criticizes Kansas Turnpike Authority for spending on attorney fees mainly for right of way. It notes payments to legislators and urges stricter interpretation of a law barring lawmakers from being paid by state agencies for work tied to laws they helped pass. The piece deems the arrangement morally indefensible.
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Hutchinson News-Herald
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Warren Shaw
Kansas
Turnpike Authority
Local musings on love and uniforms in skeptical tone
This column joke list surveys topics from young love and marriage debt to military waste and air conditioned uniforms. It references Major league umpires wearing glasses, old school obituaries, amateur athletics, and Nixon’s likely acclamation. It ends with a quip about Red China and a UN population figure.
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Army
Farmer questions Congress after paying taxes
Atchison Globe notes a local farmer from Atchison who after paying federal income tax doubts he can afford more government aid. The snippet begins with a quip about bravery and volunteerism, then mentions his origins as an unwanted child and ends with an incomplete line.
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Atchison
Congress
Atchison Globe
Mocking Birds Poker Echoes Through Spring in Dodge City
The Dodge City Globe notes birds are singing in spring as a playful scene unfolds. A 19 year old figure linked to multiple states is mentioned in a curious, nonliteral context. The piece blends local color with a quirky metaphor hanging on the season.
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Dodge City Globe
Gough Leads Chanute Seniors With 220 Yard Dash Win
William Gough of Chanute high school tops sectional meet at Pittsburg with first in 220 yard dash and another win in 100 yard dash. His century time was 10.4 seconds and 220 yard time 22.9 seconds.
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William Gough
Chanute High School
Pittsburg
Gough
W. E. Johnson & Company
West Main
Julia Northrup
New York City
Southhampton
England
William Morgan
Cannwick
Staffordshire
Chanute
Kansas State College
Manhattan
George Gorrell Biles
Lowell Jacob Burghart
Ruth Starkweather Garrison
Adolph Helm Jr
LeRoy Francis Kepley
John Thielen of
Vilas
Frances Coker
Stewart's Lake
Mary Deitle
William Penny
Mable Martin
Jessie Jennings
Jennie Purdy
Edna Portsmouth
Marie Heller
Mary Davis
Effie Hall
Florence Hemphill
Nellie Dyer
Ralph Moore
Fred Fortney
Arthur Hall
Willie Work
Claire Hanna
I. F. Yockey
South Steuben Ave
Traffic Laws Violated By Thoughtless Drivers
FE Lawson discusses common traffic law violations and misconceptions. Pedestrian right of way at intersections and crosswalks is emphasized, along with stopping for school buses, not running red or yellow lights, and speed expectations. The piece urges drivers to follow speed limits and obey signaling to avoid law enforcement trouble.
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Main Street
Elm
Dave
Worry Clinic on Parenting Church Attendance and Inoculation
Dr. George W. Crane argues it is harmful to shield children from church life or medical inoculation until age 21. He compares parental restraint in religious instruction to delaying essential nutrition, urging early exposure to moral teaching and science to foster self reliance and balanced development.
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George W. Crane
Frank F
Frank
Mothers Day Reverence Across the World
The piece celebrates motherhood and universal love, praising mothers from all backgrounds. It urges honoring mothers not only on a single day but throughout the year, with prayers and acts of care. It notes sacrifices of mothers and the need for staying connected despite busy lives.
Funds of Friendship 7 esti Help Build French Hospital
Nine years after the Friendship Train aid effort, France dedicates a French American hospital near Saint-Lo built with both nations’ funds. The project honors Allied WWII actions and includes remarks by diplomats and media figures at the dedication event.
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Friendship 7
Esti
Drew Pearson
Washington
U.S.A
Chambers of Commerce
Europe
France
Saint-Lo
Normandy
Omar Bradley
Chanute Tribune Publishing Details and Rates
The Chanute Tribune notes its publication format evenings except Sunday and its Chanute Kansas base. It lists editorial staff Ernest W. Johnson and James Fehrenbach and notes AP affiliation and circulation audit. Subscription rates shown cover Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties by month or year and extend to four surrounding counties.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland
Chanute
Kaa
The
Daily Timesett
Chanute Publishing Company
Ernest W. Johnson
James Fehrenbach
Mgr
Neosho
Allen / Wilson
Woodson
Instructional plea to join moral nurture centers via Dr Crane booklet
The excerpt urges sending to Dr Crane at the Hopkins Syndicate Inc in Mellett Indiana for a booklet on moral nurture for youngsters. It mentions using a 3 cent stamp, a self addressed envelope, and 20 cents to cover typing and printing costs. It frames centers as free and suggests neutral observers may attend with restraint.
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Crane
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellett
Ind
4 Run Homer By Bill Grogan Opens Baptist Lutheran Softball
Bill Grogan hit a grand slam in the second as the First Baptists defeated Lutherans 12 to 1 in the opening game of the church softball double feature at Highland Park. EUB rallied to beat Knights of Columbus 9 to 6 in the nightcap. EUB remains undefeated after three games.
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Bill Grogan
First Baptists
St. Patrick's
Nazarenes
Sinclair and
Storck
Leroy
Jerome
Seger
Evans
Robison
Augusta Wins Regional On Fredonia Track
Regional high school track meets were held at Beloit Fredonia and Scott City to qualify entrants for the state meet in Wichita next weekend. Augusta topped Class A with 5214 points and Leon won Class B with 56 percent, six Class A records and one Class B mark fell amid hot windy dusty conditions.
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Associated Press
Beloit
Fredonia
Scott City
Wichita
Augusta
Leon
Goodland
Miltonvale
Classified Page Notice Ad Pricing Details
The Tribune lists cash terms with a 10 cent discount for payments by 1 pm on day of first insertion. Blind ads cost 25 cents extra. Errors are not the responsibility after first insertion. Six month contracts available, out of trade area pricing 6 cents per word with a 73 cent minimum. Phone 17 or visit The Tribune office by 10 am for same day publication. Deadline for contract classified space is 3 pm the preceding day.
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Tribune
Americans Buy 120 Million Toothbrushes in 1954
The American Dental Assn reports Americans purchased 120 million toothbrushes in 1954, a year with 158 million people aged over two.
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American Dental Assn
Political Announcements for Marshal and City Court Seats
A list of Republican candidates for city and county offices includes Merrill Moore for City Court Judge Robert Pennington for Probate Judge Louis J. Eaton John G. Hemphill Elva M. Wo Francis Dwight C. Diver Walter H. Chappell Bernice A Land B. M. Dunham Marion Showalter Charles Nation Nellie H. Stevens and others. Also a business notice from Evans Music Company offering piano service and tuning by Canatsey.
Noontime Schedule Entries for Joplin Area Programs
A listing of daily broadcast times and programs includes News Markets Weather Noontime in Joplin Liberace and Art Linkletter with multiple time slots from morning through late evening, plus News Caravan Homemaker and additional showings.
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Joplin
Liberace
Art Linkletter
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