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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1957
Page
3
Guest Editor remarks to Chanute Kiwanis Club stress youth trials and triumphs. He praises youths who avoid delinquency, crediting church school civic groups for activity amid limits, and calls for home training and parental cooperation to guide youth toward honorable citizenship.
In Paris two centuries of French art up to 1950 share space with American-inspired works after 1900. A night gallery scene features Le Sexy, an elegant strip tease club boasting elaborate costumes and an adult fairy tale act. The reviewer notes the artistry but ends with a sober reflection on voyeurism and aging.
A placard discovered by the Butler Free Lance in an El Dorado eatery cites a local policy by special agreement with banks stating that cashing services are not provided. The fragment suggests a broader note on banking or payment arrangements.
Twenty Five Years Ago announces major events at City Park this summer and fall as the Fourth of July celebration and the annual Neosho County fair are set to attract crowds. Jail penalties were issued to four men with three admitting shoplifting and one admitting homebrew fueled midnight gun serenade in a Mexican suburb. Nelson plans a Republican probate judge nomination bid. Ottawa visitors called on Mrs. Ward as Mr. and Mrs. Reinhardt visited. Boswelles of Buffalo welcomed a son born at the local hospital.
Fifty years ago J M Bushline manager for Kavanaugh Co owned the first $100 talking machine in the city and perhaps the county. Dr O S Johnson traded land for a 24 horsepower Buick car, the sixth Buick for Chanute. Helen Wilson visits Erie to stay with Judge W T Dutton and wife.
A 10 year old nephew spends two weeks with relatives and reflects on boys behavior away from home. He notes smarter kids, model building skills, changing fairy tales realism, and shifts in humor, manners, and appetite. He observes mud on shoes, table manners, and a lack of toy gun play during visits.
Mainz’s postwar scar remains visible yet progress is rapid. Bridges lie rebuilt or replaced while Patton’s Rhine crossing bridge stands as testament to Allied efforts. West German towns rise with modern stone brick and glass, offering cautious optimism for a future free of atomic threat.
Washington pulse on the outgoing Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey as critics cite his budget alarm and tight money policy fuel as sources of high interest rates. Democratic lawmakers accuse conflicts of interest over Hanna Co. stock and Aramco ties, urging scrutiny and impeachment talk.
Dr. Crane urges restaurants to post sanitation guidance after recounting hygiene lapses by waitstaff. He cites grease stained cups, touched money, contaminated butter, and bread handling as risks contributing to flu and intestinal illnesses. The notice invites readers to request a booklet.
Public notice lists subscription prices for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties and nearby areas. Rates shown include monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options by mail with varying amounts.
Roosevelt cites Cyrus Eaton as a rival who faced a $2,000,000 back tax suit in Canada. He notes Canada opposed double taxation while the U.S. treasury pursued the case, and the tax court of appeals later reversed Secretary Humphrey.
Odd historical note suggests Solomon’s wealth did not translate to modern days and coins were absent from pantries. A National Group describes Palestine’s cuisine including creamed ham chicken and eggs amid global food depictions.
A listing of TV programs across channels with titles and times including Burns and Allen Science Fiction The Secret Storm The Edge of Life Modern Romance Comedy Time Jimmy Dean Show Our Miss Brooks Matinee Feature Waterfront Dr Ventor Welcome Neighbor I Married Joan The Bunny Show Little Rascals Adventure Time Laurel and Hardy Name That Tune Annie Oakley Jonathan Winters plus late evening entries and weather news segments in a dense hourly log.
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