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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1964
Page
4
The piece notes relief as the term ends and many students take summer jobs. It explains why employers hire students for low wages and how wages rise with education, cautioning that some may be asked to stay on but may prefer returning to school. It emphasizes supply and demand in retail labor and the changing value of youth labor.
The narrator recalls dining with Nancy Astor in 1939 at her St James's Square townhouse in London and meeting Lord Mildmay at his countryside home. He notes English upper-class warmth, teetotaler Astor's past, and a leisurely country weekend with tea, meals, and polite formality.
Twenty five years ago Ralph H Toland visited Erie on business while two Neosho county sheep raisers sold spring lambs at top ten dollar prices. J M Balch near Arcana sold 17 head of 30 pounders and G F Lamp of McCune sold 19 head. Tomorrow evening Swank's old settlers face the railroaders in a key first division race. Chanute teachers plan vacation departures as summer begins. Fifty years ago decisive Twi light league games loom this evening to settle standings between Reinhardts and Terrills. The passage ends with a Biblical verse from I Timothy.
In a sharp note to Secretary Udall, Rep. Charley Buckley denounces West Coast utilities’ bid to transmit Bonneville power 1000 miles to Southern California, likening it to Soviet and Scandinavian schemes. He cites thirty years in Congress without a bolder attempt by monopoly forces and accuses officials including Mayor Yorty of aiding the plan.
Dr Molner explains that current understanding does not allow pre determining a baby’s sex. Theories exist on alkalinity, timing of fertilization, and emotional factors, but none reliably control outcomes. He notes public interest, cites a Duluth reader, and warns about future legal and societal implications if sex ratio shifts.
A traveler recalls a trip to Arkansas finding no hillbillies, only married couples with kids. The quote contrasts romantic expectations with a clinical modern view, echoed by editors in nearby papers.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication info including publisher Dwight McCreight Chanute Kansas managers John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press and rates by mail within Kansas outside four counties and by year months as part of the record.
A Bronx congressman attacks a proposed 97 million dollar transmission line, arguing it would entrench a monopoly by PG and E and Southern California Edison. He urges either government building or rental access for all users, framing the move as a taxpayer burden and market manipulation. The piece also notes a four member reserve training trip to Europe with amidship gifts and customs immunity.
Patchy OCR shows an entry noting KODETV Channel 12 KOAM Channel 7 and color telecast details. Fragmentary words imply a TV listing or program guide excerpt with channel identifiers and timing cues.
In California's White Mountains a 4,600 year old Methuselah pine sits at the end of a two mile path. A separate half mile trail leads to the 4,300 year old Pine Alpha.
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