Free Work Wanted Ads For Students This Season
The Tribune will publish Work Wanted ads free for high school and junior college students in its territory this week and next. Ads reach more than 6,000 homes and businesses daily, aiding students near small towns and inviting local merchants to hire. Jobs are scarce in white collar fields. manual labor offers options while boosting future local buying power.
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National Science Fair honors top high school scientists
More than 1 000 attendees cheered as high school scientists received awards at the National Science Fair International in Kansas City. Exhibits displayed creativity and hard work, with showmanship noted at district and national levels, reflecting post Sputnik science education efforts.
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Musings on daily life and oddities in a changing town
A rambling column blends economics with humor as it notes a proposed thirty dollar a day cap on deductible living expenses away from home. It then rambles through jokes about mothers, Pancake Palace menus, church insurance, single men, Castro, and a cryptic astronaut message.
First All-State Summer Music Camp Set At Emporia
Twenty five years ago Herbert Waite became eligible for half tuition and Hazel Reece Dean Davis and Jack Lofgren all of Chanute qualified for full tuition for the inaugural all-state summer music camp to run at Emporia State Teachers College from June 8 to July 3.
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Bible Verse Reflects on Parental Care and Faulty Requests
A devotional highlight cites St. Matthew 7 9 asking which father would give a stone if his son asks for bread. The reflection emphasizes compassionate parental care and credible response to everyday needs.
Television moguls challenged by Adlai ally in 1960s debate
A 35 year old Chicago law partner of Adlai Stevenson confronted broadcast industry leaders in Washington critiquing TV's reach and influence. He warned that the medium has failed to alert the American public and to counter global competition, noting the lack of urgent action since Sputnik and Eisenhower’s televised address.
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Quips and Fragments From A Sparse Clip Vault
A collage of humorous lines and fragments from various sources. The bits mix jokes about detectives, weather, and daily mishaps with faded newspaper teaser tone. Some pieces reference Sherlock Holmes style wordplay and odd courtroom or street scenes.
Dr Motner Advice on Sinus Trouble and Foot Odor
A newspaper feature presents Dr Motner guidance on health myths and simple remedies. Readers share sinus relief after quitting smoking, and a foot odor case highlights bacteria and foot powders plus hygiene. The piece cautions against boric acid, promotes washing and fresh socks, and offers copies of Dr Motner’s leaflets via mail.
Democracy sales pitch a path to aid not just votes
The piece argues the United States must offer more than democracy abroad, promoting a better life through welfare and economic growth to deter communism. It cites Korea, Italy, and Kennedy’s calls for an expanding non-Communist world, noting limited public discourse on foreign aid and pending presidential proposals.
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Television Schedule Highlights for Wednesday and Thursday
TV guide listing for multiple stations shows evening programs from 6:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. including Wagon Train Malibu Run Danger Man Price Is Right Angel Perry Come I’ve Got a Secret Peter Loves Mary U S Steel Hour The Third Man Weather News Jack Paar and Naked City followed by Romance of the Redwoods, plus a lengthy Thursday slate of morning to evening shows across channels with cartoons news and daytime serials.
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How Can I Make Teeth Whiter and Clean Egg Mess
A reader asks how to whiten teeth. The answer suggests applying a solution of hydrogen peroxide diluted with half water. Another question asks how to ease cleanup of raw egg goo on the floor and recommends covering the mess with salt.
Fragments From AP File Incomplete Local Return
A fragmentary AP note appears with stray letters and unclear context. The readable text mentions Associated Press attribution and local news reuse but lacks coherent detail or event. The fragment provides minimal identification of people, places, or actions.
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