Views of the News on Hoof in Mouth Disease in Politics
A satirical column links repeated political gaffes to a supposed epidemic of hoof in mouth disease among politicians. It cites James G Blaine Charley Wilson Tom Dewey Dwight Eisenhower Harry Truman Howard Pyle and Louisiana Governor Noe, noting public reactions and playful headlines about Memorial Day timing and a Boston circus analogy.
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James G. Blaine
Charley Wilson
Charley
Tom Dewey
Ike
Harry Truman
Anzio
Detroit
Howard Pyle
Pyle
Extending School Year Sparks Debate On Vacation Value
In the Peoples Forum letter, Mrs. Lucile Carter argues against longer eight or nine month terms and abolishing summer break. She says children need downtime to learn outside school and warns that longer years burden families and teachers, with September returning to routine bringing renewed challenges.
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the Tribune
Voice of Experience
Lucile Carter
Rt. 2
Altoona
No Smog Today and Other Local Flashes
A collection of light notices and wry quips on city life. The piece notes Los Angeles weather prints and smog status, coffee sales trends, teen behavior and Elvis Presley, car air conditioning and traffic laws, wildlife sympathy for backyard feeders, upcoming mournings, and mothers' scolding habits.
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Los Angeles
Breakfast customs and Marine haircuts stir curious debate
A column notes global breakfast customs from porridge in Denmark to rice gruel in China and cucumber bread in Turkey. It also critiques Marine recruit haircuts as a harsh ritual, questioning its role in building fighting men after a recent disaster.
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China
Turkey
Bulgaria
Scandinavia
France
The Worry Clinic Advice On Inviting Wives For Ideas
Dr Crane explains that husbands should consult wives and invite suggestions on plans from garage to necktie. He notes wives often have good judgment and inviting input strengthens marriage, ego, devotion, and leadership, with romance boosted by seeking advice as a compliment.
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George W. Crane
Lawrence L
Larry
SedAn Boy Scout Camp Cauble opens with 64 youths
Twenty five years ago the Sedan Boy Scout Area plans its summer playground Camp Cauble hosting 64 boys beginning next Sunday. 24 Neosho County youths among first campers amid shaded ravines and abundant bird life. City reports a new fire truck shipped from Columbus. Santa Fe time card adds a 15 hour Chanute to Chicago trip. locals visit Wichita Kansas City and Sarcoxie. a student attends Iola Junior College. families visit relatives and travel notes. Fifty years ago E. E. Freeman returns from St. Louis business trip. visitors include Mrs. D B Hickey and Mrs. Robertson. eggs fetch 14 cents a dozen retail.
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Neosho County
Columbus, CO
Chanute
Chicago
Santa Fe
R. M. Trembly
Marvin and
Verrice Jewell
Wichita
Roscoe L. Kimerling
Mary Lou
Howard Baltz
Kansas City
E. E. Lofgren
Cecil Hollenshead
Sarcoxie
Neosho
Big Creek
Agnes Thompson
Iola Junior College
Andy Thompson
E. E. Freeman
St. Louis
D. B. Hickey
Rich Hill
G. M. Dewey
F. M. Robertson
Coyville
W. E. White
Everett Blackwood
Diplomatic Critics Urge Fresh Faces in State Dept
Washington readers are urged to rethink foreign policy leadership criticizing Herbert Hoover Jr and John Foster Dulles for past missteps. The piece argues for proactive diplomacy and warns that naive assurances and bank-driven optimism aided dangerous regimes and events.
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Washington
Clare Boothe Luce
State Department
Dick Nixon
Herbert Hoover Jr
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Israel-Egypt
Hoover
Dulles
Remembering the Dead and Safe Holiday Conduct
The piece urges honoring loved ones with flowers and thoughts, noting cemeteries will be tended and many outings occur. It cautions drivers to be careful, avoid tragedy, and minimize accidents during holiday travel and outdoor activities.
Chanute Tribune local notices and editorials summary
Chanute Tribune, Chanute Kansas, consolidates with The Daily Timesett. The paper, edited by Ernest W. Johnson and advertising by James Fehrenbach, runs evenings except Sunday. It is a member of AP and Audit Bureau of Circulations with subscription rates listed for Wilson and Woodson counties.
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Wilson and Woodson
Compliment Club Offered by Dr Cranes Hopkins Syndicate
A vintage advertisement explains a Compliment Club that promises popularity and success in love and business. It instructs readers to send funds and a self addressed envelope to Dr. Crane, care of Hopkins Syndicate Inc., Mellott Indiana, to obtain a booklet detailing laws and tips.
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Crane
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellott, Ind
Clips & Quips Captain Mid Dy Adverts Milk Bottles
A fragment from a column notes a Boston milk company placing ads on its bottle labels. The line suggests a shift from old maritime ways to modern branding and product marketing. The dialogue hints at generational change and a humorous tone about seafaring and advertising.
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Boston Milk Company
Sabbath Fishing Keeps Two Cronies Away From Church
Two old friends joke about missing church after a morning of Sabbath fishing. One laments being late due to time, the other cites a sick wife at home, turning a moral dilemma into humor.
Odist Gray Freed By Labette Jury
Parsons Kansas Odist Gray 49 is freed after a Labette District Court jury acquitted him of murder in his wife death in December 1954 He had earlier been convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to 25 years after the first trial the Supreme Court later set aside that verdict due to improper testimony and Gray testified the gun discharged accidentally
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Parsons
Odist Gray
Labette
Supreme Court
Gray
Chanute Tribune Brief: May 26 1956 Weapon Struggle
A brief item from the Chanute Tribune on May 26, 1956 notes a struggle for possession of a weapon. The short report lacks additional names or context.
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Chanute Tribune
Escapee Returns Before Escape Method
A 19 year old pickpocket, Herman D. Hopkins, surrendered to Chicago detectives revealing how he escaped from the lockup. He described seeing a ring of keys on a table during custody and using them later in his cell. He told Sgt. Thomas Lee he mailed the keys in an envelope with nine cents postage.
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Chicago
Detective Bureau
Herman D. Hopkins
Thomas Lee
Lee
Hopkins
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