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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1957
Page
4
Views of the News notes McPherson Chamber of Commerce members favor a proposed city building while recognizing upcoming school board, county jail, and city offices needs. They urge tax levy coordination to avoid overburdening residents and advocate regular joint meetings among groups to align planning and costs.
The author watches Victory Day celebrations around the Arch of Triumph in Paris. Military detachments, bands, and the Eternal Flame mark the ceremony as jet noise fills the sky. Afterward the public ambles through the Louvre and Champs Elysées, observing a tapestry of French society from spade-bearded elders to left bank girls and Algerian citizens, all strolling on a raw autumn afternoon.
The brief notes recall boys and girls awaiting Christmas with patient spirits. The lines lighten their troubles, presenting an old time sentiment from a civic or school column.
In this collection of quips the Lawrence Outlook notes youths face the road to a driver license while Emporia Gazette urges fixing leaky roofs after five dry years. Liz quips that silence hides small town troubles and Horace Jones notes soggy papers around the state.
Twenty five years ago a group of Arletta Bowers friends gathered for a picnic on the river north of town in her honor. She will leave this month for Pittsburg to attend school this summer. The party included Genevieve Russell Nellie Bower and several Bower relatives and local residents. A picnic supper and boat riding followed the gathering. Grace Bedell and Quentin Sargent, both Chanute graduates, were married Sunday in Erie by Rev J H Hoppingarner. They will reside at 712 S Grant after June 1. A Ford driven by Walter Rose near Chanute broke a rear wheel, stranding the car on Lincoln before Main.
Disconnected vignettes reflect cheerful and reflective notes on weather and daily life. The piece touches on rhubarb pie, music favorites, pool prices, school and church gatherings, neighborly food, and the era of hi fi and electronics. It also mentions public figures and everyday observations from a small town.
Amsterdam report by E W Johnson describes Dutch reclamation of the Zuider Zee area. Naana guides to the dam and rocky fishing beach as windmills fade to electric pumps. Dense pasture lands, Holstein cattle, brick farm homes, and cheese production from Edam are depicted amid rebuilt landscapes after World War II and a major storm.
Ernest J. Mills 33, a former convict, denies killing his wife Marty Martinez Mills 26 and stuffing her body into a refrigerator in their Denver apartment. Authorities say her throat was cut and wrists bound. Mills was arrested near Clarkton Missouri after authorities obtained a first degree murder warrant.
The Associated Press states exclusive rights to republish local news and AP dispatches from this newspaper. This notice affirms AP ownership of local content and distributed wire reports.
A 15 year old neighbor girl near Hayti Missouri in 1953 is noted. He reported serving a four month jail term in Denver last summer on a charge of threatening his wife with a gun.
Drew Pearson notes the U S Senate curbed the U S Information Agency while the Kremlin pursues world peace conferences, Hiroshima exhibits, a Moscow youth festival, and massive film spending. He cites Senate subsidies to lunches, bankers, miners, and public works as not aiding the cold war. Rhode Island’s full official name is cited as the longest in the union.
Dr. Crane surveys a reader's claim that church ritual detracts from core Christian principles. He argues Jesus emphasized love and the Golden Rule, while many modern rites focus on petty details such as baptism forms and dietary rules. He notes cultural biases and urges readers to examine fundamentals.
A dense listing of broadcast times across multiple channels detailing Friday highlights and weekend programming. The grid lists shows such as Soldiers of Fortune West Point Story Blondie Crossroads Captain Kangaroo Howdy Doody Mickey Mouse and many others with varied morning, afternoon, and evening slots across KOAM KOTY WDAF KODE.
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