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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1958
Page
4
The Tribune contrasts the Labor Management Relations Act with a proposed Right to Work amendment. It argues the current law protects union rights and individual work choices, while claiming Right to Work weakens protections, favors employers, and undermines collective bargaining. Ray Ikehorn cites excerpts and urges reader judgment.
A devotional line quoting Philippians reminding readers to move forward. The verse emphasizes leaving past errors behind and focusing on spiritual goals and progress.
Bermuda lies 750 miles southeast of New York in a narrow chain of islands. Once hogs and a colonial garrison defined its past, the 26 000 population now enjoys rising tourism. Visitors flood in as hotels expand, flights multiply, and duty free bargains lure travelers, threatening to turn Bermuda into a miniature Miami while retaining a timeless village-like charm.
From Tribune Files twenty five years ago W E White traveled to Havana to inspect repair work on a Santa Fe railroad bridge washed out by high water Friday. Cremona Grange program featured Chanute musicians Martha Baird Mildred Hill Stanley Ames Mrs Dave Petterson Donald Gibbs Irma Wanamaker Harold Burghart. Junior Maclary licensed by the Federal Radio Commission as radiotelephone operator. only other in Chanute is George Osborn police radio operator. Maclary long operated a ham radio from 1015 N Steuben. A surprise party for Frank Bennett at 1307 S Santa Fe with pinochle prizes. Others included E O Symes Floyd Williams Frank Davidson Jesse Kuhn Irene Johnson Malcolm Williams Gwendolyn Taylor Howard Anderson. Dinner at Hart's cafe listed menu and price. Fifty years ago Chanute officials appeared before county commissioners at Erie over inclusion of Keys tract between city limits and Elmwood cemetery. Homer S Myers elected Chanute school superintendent amid talk of driver perception in schools.
The piece traces shifting gender power from past eras to modern times. It notes Milady adopting slacks and short hair, gaining confidence in driving, and now dominating two TV giveaway shows as an outspoken champion. A husband may sue for equal rights underlines the legal push.
In Rome, Drew Pearson argues Italy's election outcome could reshape U S military bases at Leghorn Verona Foggia and Naples and affect American prestige. He flags Achille Lauro and the Democratic Christians as pivotal players amid Cold War tensions and US help to Italy.
Nell D. aged 16 who was cross eyed is cured by an eye surgeon and now has straight eyes. Yet Dr Crane notes popularity remains a challenge. He describes a Test for a Girl Friend from Northwestern University interviewing over 1 000 engaged men. The method suggests improving habits and manners to gain popularity and dating success. Nell improves socially becoming class secretary and gaining many friends. The article encourages readers to request Tests for Sweethearts and follow the suggested social guidance.
Evening publication notice indicates second class matter status at Chanute Kansas. The text lists subscription rates by county for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson and surrounding areas with monthly and annual pricing details.
Cartoonish quotes from Cherryvale Republican Ellsworth Messenger and Parsons Sun highlight modern behavior and domestic quirks. The quips poke fun at fashion, garden soil, and quirky home routines reflecting mid century small town life.
The listing shows a dense schedule of daytime and prime time programs across networks. It includes Lucy, Wagon Train, Honeymooners, Millionaire, Sea Hunt, This Is Your Life, Dragnet, Playhouse 90, and news updates with varied morning to late night slots.
Detroit editorial notes dealers hold 777,000 new cars, aiming to shed stock before 1959 models arrive. Bargaining mood, possible price cuts on 1959s discussed but unlikely to exceed current discounts. Industry warns cost rises and a $1.2 billion model redesign investment keep prices steady. readers urged to buy now for savings. Local society notes mention weddings and gatherings, including a wedding shower for Laqueta White and upcoming marriage to Gene Williams.
Mr and Mrs Joe Powers and Mrs Roy Powers helped Mr and Mrs Harve Stude baker paper their home Saturday and Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles Payne and Karen and Mr and Mrs Larry Umbarger and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Leo Umbarger. Mrs Ellis Holtzman and children and Mr and Mrs David Thornton and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Everett Thornton. Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Glen Thornton and family and Mr and Mrs Larry Umbarger and children. Mr and Mrs Bert Jordan have moved from their farm west of Thayer to Altoona. Mrs Ellis Holtzman entertained with a birthday party Saturday afternoon honoring her daughter Judy. After games and unwrapping presents refreshments were served. Guests were Mrs Larry Umbarger, Timmy and Carolyn, Mrs David Thornton, Sandra and Karl Wayne, Alan Thornton, Mrs John Thornton, Sharon
The Senate approved a bill by 46 to 36 to aid chronically depressed areas with federal loans and grants totaling 375 million dollars. The House Banking Committee has held hearings and may report a bill, with support from 29 Democrats and 17 Republicans. 12 Democrats and 24 Republicans opposed the Senate measure. The Eisenhower administration backs action to help communities hit by job losses.
A proposal sought to limit the measure to 50 million dollars in loan funds, focusing on restricting available borrowing. The wording suggests a cap on lending to control debt exposure and fiscal risk.
Eastern Air Lines operations returned to normal today after a two day wildcat strike involving about 1100 employees at the main maintenance shop. Workers complied following a US District Court injunction and orders from IAM president A J Hayes.
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