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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1958
Page
4
Editorial warns against returning Parsons to a commission form. It argues city management is a professional, trained job and stresses that voters must consider the costs and expertise required. Officials keep policy control and can dismiss a manager, while the manager guides city affairs.
A collage of social quips and anecdotes on travel, money, divorce, and town life. The piece humorously weighs baggage limits, political figures, a New Yorker’s divorce, a local girl’s musings, and farmers adapting to city routines in lighthearted fashion.
Rand- Wit & Wisdom notes a panel of views on juvenile misbehavior. Msgr Cor rigan argues for strong paternal authority while quotes on 75 000 New York teens illustrate widespread fear of youth violence. Critics blame lack of recreation and early impulses, joking that Freud could have helped if born earlier.
The Tribune reports that 25 years ago the Chamber of Commerce began action to obtain a share of three billion dollars authorized in a public works bill for flood control on the Neosho. T. F. Morrison contacted assistant War Secretary Harry H. Woodring about potential government expenditures, following a 1907 War Department river survey aided by Charles F. Scott.
A collection of short humorous clippings cites wry lines about romance grafting credit taxes and fashion. Each quip coinages everyday sayings parody politics and social norms with multiple papers including Augusta Ga Altoona Tribune El Dorado Times Abilene Reflector Emporia Gazette and Atchison Globe referenced.
Article outlines three U S options if France falls into crisis. Move atomic stockpile from France to bases in Spain or Germany, pull out forces to North Africa, or intervene with French moderates if communists seize control. Also recalls Dulles questions and Chamoun’s view on Nasser and Suez.
Dr. George W. Crane argues intelligent people accept a divine force behind the universe. He attributes atheistic rebellion to troubled father relationships and offers a booklet “The Logical Proof of God” for 20 cents to stabilize teens in a church school setting.
Local item fragment mentions Neosho and Allen counties with partial AP attribution. unclear event or date due to damaged OCR.
Jackson County assistant prosecutor Austin F. Shute says Kansas City has a well entrenched organized crime syndicate. A new county grand jury will be impaneled next Thursday to investigate the situation. Circuit Judge Harry A. Hall commented yesterday and Shute said the syndicate has political power capital resources and a large reservoir of hoodlum manpower, making it hard to obtain evidence against leaders.
TV listings show 8:30 p.m. Saturday lineups with Perry Como Gunsmoke Gale Storm Your Hit Parade Texas Rangers Sheriff of Cochise and other network programs. Monday schedule includes Today Captain Kangaroo Price Is Right Love of Life and Check local channels WDAF KOAM KOTV KODE.
At the eighth grade promotional exercises in Erie the board of education presented a wristwatch to E A Duvall, retiring after 11 years as school custodian. Superintendent Robert Krieger made the presentation as Duvall plans to spend time in a home workshop and with a new planer gifted to him.
S Franklin Williamson Jr. sentenced December 20, 1950 for grand larceny auto habitual in Neosho County Kansas will apply June 26 1958 for executive clemency to the governor at his Topeka Kansas office. Petitioner Franklin Williamson Jr.
Plymouth Wisconsin announces an all sacred music concert by Otto Baganz a top American concert harpist at Zion Lutheran Church starting 10 45 a m tomorrow. The one hour program will be part of a shortened service with a brief sermon after the music according to Pastor W T Niermeier.
Ira James Headley 31 surrendered to the FBI ending a roundup of 12 people tied to bank burglaries in Arma Kansas and Hume Missouri. He was jailed on a 15000 dollar bond after pleading to taking part in a 4960 dollar Hume burglary on January 20. He faces later charges for a 30000 dollar Arma bank burglary on May 1.
The article explains graduation as the completion of minimum requirements and moving through levels from junior high to senior high, college, and beyond. It outlines three years before high school, three years more to college, and further years for junior college or university, noting that course length and grades affect durations.
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