Jumping Off Place Highlights Kansas Highway Progress
Editorial notes that good highways attract industry and aid progress. It contrasts Kansas roads with poorer Oklahoma routes, praising Coffeyville for three modern highway directions while mocking a deteriorating fourth near the Oklahoma line. The piece frames transportation as essential to economic location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Coffeyville Journal
South Coffeyville
Coffeyville
Boundary Trouble and Calls for Federal Uniformity
A Kansas essay argues state boundaries hinder efficiency in law and governance. It proposes regional institutions for prison and medical schooling, a single federal truck regulation, and nationwide uniform divorce laws to reduce costs and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Interstate Cooperation Commission
Missouri
Iiem
J. M
Bible Verse Seeded for Daily Reflection
A devotional note presents Romans 12 1 urging believers to offer their bodies as a living sacrifice holy and acceptable to God as a reasonable service. The brief prompts daily reflection on faith and devotion.
Comic Snips and Social Spin from a Busy Era
A collage of light notes on unions and postage costs, church lawns and fertilizing faith, Churchill memorials, cap sizes for youths, table shapes at Geneva talks, and a closing note on a pawnshop shutting in a nearby city. The piece blends social quips with civic curiosities.
Quips on Women and Witty Says Across Papers
A collage of humorous and provocative quotes from several papers comments on women fashion mood dining and gendered wit. Notable lines reference dressing for mood party attire and a quip about a woman possibly skinning a wolf for a mink, reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor.
Local firms buy site on Main Street for investment
H Craig Graham and W A Wheeler announced the purchase of the Rosenthal Mercantile Co site at 115-119 FE Main for investment. A new modern building will rise on the block, unused since a Jan 24 1930 fire destroyed the Mercantile building. The Chanute fish hatchery reports growing goldfish stock at the water plant managed by Abe Ahring who raised 180 fish last year and expects more this year. A four generation shopping party visited a Chanute store, and local residents report garden produce and a 24 inch rhubarb leaf brought to The Tribune offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenthal Mercantile Co
H. Craig Graham
W. A. Wheeler
Graham
Mercantile
Chanute
Abe Ahring
Ahring
M. Kenney
H. J. Hill
Erie
Dulles’s legacy in Cold War balance and missed chances
John Foster Dulles guided U S foreign policy from 1953 to his death, preserving peace and limiting communism while facing new Soviet power. The piece weighs whether his years as secretary were West’s golden era or a limited interval in a longer struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Foster Dulles
America
Dulles
Hague
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Stalin
Middle East
Asia
Africa
Truman
Acheson
Opportunity
Ruthless Methods Used In Bartering Senate Votes
Washington reports reveal how Senate confirmation battles prompt payoffs to key senators over textile policy. Lewis Strauss benefited from a new textile agency while Jo n Pas tore balked at favored control plans. Dewey and Strauss align against rivals in a high stakes fight shaping Japan textile policy and Eisenhower’s foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Lewis Strauss
Pastore
Rhode Island
Thurmond
South Carolina
Cotton
New Hampshire
U. S
Japan
Eisenhower
State
Defense Departments
Admiral Strauss
Strauss
White House
Tom Dewey
New York
GOP
United States
Dewey
Chanute Tribune publication details and subscriptions
The Chanute Tribune of Chanute Kansas lists publication details including editors and department managers and associates. It outlines subscription rates for Neosho and surrounding counties by mail and includes pricing for different terms and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho
Aliee Wilson
Woodson Counties
Senior High Awards List Delivers Numerous Honors
An honor assembly at Senior High School recognized both special awards and scholarships for students. Outgoing and incoming student council officers were announced, along with Girls and Boys State delegates and alternates. Numerous academic, music, journalism, and service awards were presented to named students list-wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Jordan
Larry Thompson
Judy Im
Ant Deanna Dunham
Rover
Gary Brennecke
Rusty Corbitt
Phil Dorden
David Durham
Gary Hibbs
George Carlson
Larry Hbakridge
Jean Trelogeen
Betty Wilson
Carol Barnhart
Mary Truitt
Carolyn Ans
Barbara Raich
Povilie Carder
Lucy Clark
David Gough
Donna Lucas
Margaret Nelson
Nancy Oyler
Judy Reed
Judy Smith
Television Log Highlights From Chanute Tribune Listing
Monday May 25 1959 KOAM TV and affiliates schedule throughout the day feature Donnly shows including The Texan Father Knows Best Wells Fargo Wyatt Earp Highway Patrol and Lawrence Welk. Afternoon lineups include As the World Turns Weather News Jimmy Dean Show Queen for a Day and House Party with Evening offerings of The Big Payoff From These Roots Truth or Consequences and The Guiding Light with late features including The Three Stooges Walt Disney programs and News Weather Sports segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brooks
Queen
Dr. Malone
Doug Menarda
Annie Oakley
Colt 4
The
Three Stooges
U. & Border Patrol
Steve Canyon
Jimmy Rodgers
Californians
Peck
Bob Cummings
Red Skelton
Gary Moore
David Niven
State Trooper
Markham
CBS
Rough Riders
Buckskin
Jack Paar
Outdoor Life
Hollywood
Showtime
Notable Students Receive Music Awards and Graduates Honors
Janet Mintz, George Palen, Larry Powell, Karen Robertson and Mary Wood lead a list of recipients. Fr F A awards honor Neil Gray, Carl Hines, Gien Ewiler, Gary Maison, Don Meyer, David Swiler, Donnie Chickadonz, Bill Triplett, Jerrold Henry and Bill Taylor. A student body gift funds a fishing reel for retiring instructor H Miller. Cap and gown are conferred by Carolyn Thompson to Caroli Barnhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Mintz
George Palen
Larry Powell
Karen Robertson
Mary Wood
Neil Gray
Carl Hines
Gien Ewiler
Gary Maison
Don Meyer
David Swiler
Donnie Chickadonz
Bill Triplett
Jerrold Henry
Bill Taylor
H. ©. Miller
Carolyn Thompson
Caroli Barnhart
Mrs Bullock Willing to Aid In Murder Case
Mrs Edna Ruth Bullock says she will cooperate with St Louis police in their investigation of her husband James Stanley Bullock's death. The 23 year old in Kansas City Kansas spoke to a reporter, while Missouri law offers no extradition for a material witness. Bullock's estate totals $64 736.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Edna Ruth Bullock
St. Louis
Kansas City Star
Bullock
James Stanley Bullock
City Art Museum
Forest Park
Johnson County
Kansas
James Chapman
Missouri
Court Actions Before Judge Weber in St Louis
The court actions were underway before Judge Randolph H. Weber of the Federal District Court in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph H. Weber
Federal District Court
St. Louis
Humboldt News Roundup of Youth Fellowship and Local Events
Humboldt reports the Senior High Baptist Youth Fellowship held a hamburger fry and hay rack ride at the Middendorf home with Rev. Orville Mason giving the invocation. Attendees included Nancy and Tami Wolford Sharon Pollman Nelda Pollman Janet Carlson and others. Also listed are visiting relatives, school awards assemblies at Washington and Lincoln, and weekend visits among Chanute residents including the Bartholomews and Scotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
The
First Baptist Church
Ray Middendorf
Orville Mason
Nancy Wolford
Tami Wolford
Sharon Pollman
Nelda Pollman
Janet Carlson
Larry Mason
Bob Works
Danny Harwood
Larry Nessel
Bobby Middendorf
Janice Pollman
Kay Nash
Beverley Mintz
Earline Newman
L. D
M. A. Scott
Ottawa
Chanute
Fred Bartholomew
Curtis van Nice
Humboldt
Steven
Cathy Brown
Mark Ellis
Bill Schleicher
Erma Stever
Kansas City
Otto Baum
Washington School
Lincoln School
Phyllis Frevele
Nadine Perry
Kate Collison
Charles Herder
Joe Crossant
Todd Cannon
Jewel VanNice
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Editorial
Teamsters Union
Bakers Union
Sir Winston Churchill
Ben
Geneva
Goodland News
Coldwater Star
Wichita Eagle
Marshalltown
Times
Hubby
Augusta Gazette
Cherryvale
Tribune
John C. Furnee
S. Grant
HL Carraway
Thayer News
Fred Cross
M. Pickens
Galena
Sar
Bnd 1 Wan
Arrel
Steing
GLB M.C
Rewner
Drew Pearson
John Pastore
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Pearson
Chanute Tribune
Highland, Chanute
Chanute Publishing Company
Ernest W Johnson
James FB Heridan
Dwight Wallingford
Nellie Hollenshead
Pay Clopine
T GO Ward
Dorsey Osborn
Chanute Bas
Marco & Tate
Qureae of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
PDAR
Carolyn Ahif
Danforth
United Nations
David Halsted
Judy Ranabargar
John Morris Board of Education
F.ha
CTA
Chamute Junior College
Bik Leadership Nd
Student Monitor
Elms
Anon Mouse
Judy Brant
Sunny Clark
Gary Greve
Rotane Sheets
Caralyn Abut
Judy Bower
Deanna Dunham
Andrea Geer
Linda Tvins
Janice Jordan
Jean Trelngger
Anita Weber
Nancy Willcott
American Chemical Society
Bcence
Jim Ellie
Phil Dryden
Jean Treiog
Dale Lee
Projection Club
Joy Chard
Eerie
Carolyn AY
Marvin Cage
Pat Valier
Tony Godinea
Davia Malstea
Restless Gan
the Texan
Father Knows
Tales of Wells Fargo
Peter Gann
Danny Thomas
Zorro
Wyatt Sharp
Highway Patrol
Lawrence Welk
Bam Levenson
Usam
Koam-Tv
KOTV
Wdaf.tv
Kode.tv
Walt Disney Adventure Time
Eal
General Electric
Home Appliance CO
Mrs
G. C. VanNice
John Bartholomew
Johnny and
Berry
Wichita
Ray Brown
Cathy
Lloyd Schoonover
Mrs. Edward Schoonover
Cindy, Chanute
Pioneer
Philco
Phuco
Homeowners’ Policy Inc
Bob Allen Agency
Bidg. & Loan Office
Chanute Ins. Board
Neuberrys
New Plymouth
Plymouth
Lincoln
Chrysler
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