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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1957
Page
4
The piece urges educational travel for families during vacations. It suggests trips to historic sites such as Valley Forge and Little Big Horn, preserved settler locations, and Native American reservations to complement school lessons. Guides and travel agencies can help plan these field experiences.
The article notes that women Marines are now housed on a separate floor within the same barracks as men in Washington. It recalls past resistance from male Marines and reflects on how the Old Corps has transformed in a little over a decade. The piece ends with a question about the meaning of Semper Fidelis in this change.
The piece argues France fights a hidden war in Algeria beyond newsreels and rallies. It notes daily communiques from Algeria show ongoing violence with rebels and assassinations, a costly conflict shaping taxes and state economies, while the public remains largely unaware and the army remains large at about 400,000 in Algeria.
An editorial discusses how to enjoy strawberries with cream, ice cream, or in a proper strawberry shortcake. It warns against using sweet cakes that imitate shortcake and stresses that real shortcake is dry and porous, able to absorb berry juice without becoming soggy.
The piece argues France fights in Algeria to redeem national pride after 1940 and Dien Bien Phu, keep colonial gains, and avoid Arab control by eight million people. It claims the conflict hardens unity, risks colonists’ fate, and could paradoxically reunify France while restoring past glory.
Twenty five years ago patriotic orders in Chanute prepared a Memorial Day tribute near the G A R monument with graveside services by Boy Scouts and volunteers. Local families and visitors return from trips as part of community observances and hometown travel notes.
A column warns that younger readers mistake sweetened cake for real strawberry shortcake and urges laws to ban sweetened cake labeled for strawberries. The piece notes lobby opposition and the likelihood such legislation won’t pass, while observing the era’s caution about social scandal and reputation.
In Washington, Senator Styles Bridges warned Senator Wayne Morse about White House pressure amid Morse's Detroit remarks comparing Eisenhower to Dave Beck. The column also notes traffic chaos delaying Senator Thruston Morton, and mentions Idaho Power tax write‑offs, pressuring figures like John Dingell and Gordon Gray, with broader hints of political shakeups and military tech developments.
Dr. George W. Crane highlights Molly D. a Detroit waitress who balances efficient service with a cheerful demeanor. The piece argues a smiling, attentive staff elevates dining, while a sour waiter can ruin a chef's work. Readers are invited to write to Hopkins Syndicate for Crane booklets.
A foreign aid plan faces criticism as the technical assist is debated. The discussion denounces the current administration while noting that the younger generation bears no fault for inherited flaws.
A quirky clippings column notes a witty remark about fault and action at the Pentagon along with a humorous roadside sign quote on U S 17. The piece comments on cultural imitation by Russians and a lighthearted tone throughout.
Local Chanute items from the Highland Chanute Kansas paper note consolidated publication with The Daily Timeset. Ernest W. Johnson serves as editor and publisher while James E. Sheridan handles advertising. News is delivered evenings except Sunday with Associated Press wire services.
Neosho rates listed for Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties by mail. One month costs 75 cents, three months two dollars, six months and one year to be determined. Outside counties offered via mail with varying monthly and multi month totals.
The log lists 7:00 Phil Silvers and 7:30 Wyatt Earp with back to back airings, 8:00 Broken Arrow followed by 64 000 Question, 8:30 State Trooper and Spike Jones, 9:39 Mickey Rooney Panic.
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