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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1958
Page
4
Editorial notes that a lone image of a man pushing a lawn mower on the front page serves as a symbol of common action in rain season. It argues the photo reflects everyday work and news value rather than sensational reporting.
A brief verse note quotes Romans 8 28 promising that all things work together for good for those who love God. The line is presented as a daily devotional snippet.
A quirky column mixes weather musings with social commentary and joke lines. It playfully notes picnic weather, de Gaulle, Lebanon rebels, coffee shop bombs, and a barber shop source for magazines. It cites a dog death damages case and glimpses 1959 1965 car model timing and mowing gender shifts.
Alf Landon urges making the Kansas Constitution a broad grant of power so the Legislature can act with changing conditions. He also supports adding initiative and referendum to let the people vote on laws, arguing the current constitution hampers effective legislation. The author counters that relaxing restrictions enables better governance and gives citizens a tool to act when the Legislature lags.
Rand calls for brighter stories at Newspaper Press Fund dinner. Macmillan notes British press errs toward pessimism, urges reporters to balance gloom with uplifting items while warning against dismemberment of the Empire. He cites American media as also somber.
Arthur Duerson and Harry L Cable launch a new grocery at 601 West Main. R P Moore from Fort Scott joins as assistant. Eric Seth Brown wins free trip to Chicago Century of Progress afterGeorge L Hendricks post Legion group wins membership award. Betty Marie Kepley’s daughter helps at home.
A playful dog wagging its tail 300 times a minute inspires chatter about using pet energy as a home power source. The clipping pairs light humor with a quip about efficient energy use and household appliances.
Drew Pearson describes Bucharest as a beauty marked by paradoxes where billboards praise Lenin and Marx while advertising is rare outside state messaging. He notes Soviet style statues, a rebuilt airport, and monarchic legacies, contrasting free enterprise limits with pervasive propaganda and lingering sensual history.
Dr. Crane urges United States home missionary work and praises Joe Parsons and his wife for recruiting 129 new members to a Broad Way Methodist Church in Indianapolis. He promotes the block system, house to house calls, and a "Fisherman's Society" to boost church attendance.
The notice lists Associated Press content rights and subscription pricing for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties. Rates shown include monthly, quarterly, half year, and annual options for residents within the four counties and for outside areas.
A bolt struck a crowded Portland transit bus at a busy intersection, setting it afire. All 50 passengers escaped with no serious injuries, though thirteen were hospitalized overnight for smoke inhalation and minor burns.
A dense TV grid lists shows across channels KOAM KOTV WDAF KODE for Tuesday and Wednesday with many programs such as Mr Adams and Eve Pat Boone Meet McGraw To Tell The Truth Mr District Attorney Whirleybirds Red Skelton Californians The $64,000 Question State Trooper and later morning to late night lineups including News Liberace As the World Turns General Hospital and various serials and westerns with time slots inferred throughout the day.
At the Tiflis champagne factory in Georgia workers celebrate unity and hospitality as visitors sample the finest Soviet bubbles. Deputy director Vasili Goglidze notes output rising from 5 to 6 million bottles yearly by 1960, with five and one year aging processes and exports to Poland and Czechoslovakia.
A free diagnostic clinic for crippled children will be held in Columbus on June 18 at Highland Grade School starting 8 a.m. Sponsored by the Kansas Crippled Children Commission Cherokee County Medical Society and the Kansas Society for Crippled Children. Four Kansas City orthopedic surgeons will conduct exams with free diagnoses under the Kansas Crippled Children Law.
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