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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1958
Page
6
Analysis shows both government and industry actions aim to reverse recession. Government expands credit, lower mortgage terms, and boosts federal defense contracts, while industry tightens sales, cuts costs, and aligns output with demand. Results are mixed as money supply helps future growth and home building but current business declines persist.
Rebekah Lodge members met for friendship night with invitations from Erie and Parsons lodges. Weekend and Sunday dinners featured guests from Garnett Garnett, Iola, Redfield, Independence and more. A Mothers Day reunion at Phoebe Bowman’s home drew all her children and grandchildren for the first time since 1927 with extended Bowman relatives visiting from California and Pittsburg.
The Q and A address proper phrasing to avoid blame shifting, the pronunciation of mannequin with final syllable kin, illiteracy of indelible among options, equable meaning uniform and tranquil, and a mid word starting with me meaning middle being median.
A garbled excerpt discusses a harsh order against women who smoke and a practice of punishment. It mentions a squirrel name derived from Greek words meaning one who shades himself with his tail. It cites Cyril Connolly noting a man’s character by his wife’s health.
A quirky column notes a campus card craze called Nada is like bridge in reverse where players lose tricks on demand. It lists odd facts about aging workers, tall hatcheck girls, and other miscellany, with humorous asides and dated references.
West Big Creek held a family night at the church with a supper and a Mothers Day program. Several visitors from nearby towns joined local families for gatherings. a daughter Nancy Joan Hoefler was born May 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Hoefler of Wesphelia.
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