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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1957
Page
4
Principal H D Woodworth of Grant High School reflects on nine years with youth, praising the majority of young people despite delinquency headlines. He urges sympathetic, constructive parenting, spiritual guidance, and responsible adult leadership to build a hopeful future.
The royal couple greeted about 40 attendees in a non regal reception room. Queen Juliana appeared modest and poised with violets and fine jewelry while her consort Bernhard looked relaxed and stylish in British tailoring. The article hints she may abdicate to her daughter in a few years.
June ELManack lists notable dates with quirky context including Iowa settlement in 1833, John Brown’s rescue in 1856, Cincinnati to St Louis railroad opening in 1857, Franklin linking electricity in 1752, penny postcards in 1872, Wilkes Antarctic expedition in 1842, Delaware’s 1792 constitution, 1917 AEF troop voyage, Fremont expedition of 1842, Father’s Day and Alaska gold rush, US war with Britain 1812, Great Seal adoption 1782, Chesapeake chase of Leopard 1807, Cabot’s 1497 claim, and Pennsylvania Railroad purchase of the state line.
Hugo T Wedell spoke at the Memorial Day program in Memorial Auditorium despite rain. Six surviving Civil War veterans E W Park Co A Griffin John W Dill Henry Biele Preston Campbell and Elmer Gates were honored on stage. A J Strobel announced an auction of his Tioga Inn stock starting tomorrow with 2:30 and 7:30 pm sessions. American Legion Auxiliary collected 150.39 for child welfare and veteran rehabilitation. Mrs A R Blank chaired the drive.
The notes recount 1857 railway and canal optimism for no motor cars, a 1847 Boston New York telegraph line, a 1939 Dixie Clipper flight to Lisbon with protest, and 1777 Howe troops withdrawal from New Jersey to Staten Island amid questions of hardship.
Lucerne hosts 10,000 Rotary delegates from 80 nations in a town built for visitors with 5,000 beds. Swiss hospitality shines as delegates stay in nearby towns while locals serve as hosts guides and interpreters. Fans of Swiss timepieces rush to buy watches though two Chanute attendees resist.
A motorist stopped near a farm orchard, climbed a fence, and gathered apples. He and the owner exchanged playful remarks about taking fruit and tools. A local woman muses on fate and a husband’s presence, while another paper notes aiming high risks missing.
The article notes rising White House spending from $1.88 million in 1952 to about $12.0 million requested for 1958, with costs for staff and upkeep rising under Eisenhower. It mentions the broader growth of the White House staff, staff borrowed from other departments, and proposals to replace the State War and Navy building to house expanding offices. Ambassador Bohlen’s brief nine-minute meeting with Eisenhower is cited as a measure of access.
Dr. George W. Crane advises that an anonymous odor ad should not cause panic or mental breakdown. He recounts a case where an employee’s reaction to a flyer led to isolation, and suggests manager led casual conversations or female supervision to address B O and halitosis politely. He promotes complimenting and self help via the Compliment Club booklet to prevent inferiority spirals.
The Chanute Tribune recalls a May 31 1957 interview as Barbara Ward an author from Britain discussed Africa with the President. He listened intently and concluded that the region needs Billy Graham. Cadet Larry Brown of Chanute Kansas is listed among 72 high school and junior cadets in Mexico Missouri.
Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter at the Chanute Post Office under the act of March 3, 1879. The paper is a member of the Associated Press, which holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
Col C R Stribling presided over the 68th annual Commencement exercises on May 26. Cadet Brown, son of Mr and Mrs L O Bejma Jr of Chanute, received a Junior School Diploma and an assortment of honors including an honor medal bar racks military and track certificates a 23rd Miniature Minstrel and man certificate tennis and baseball certificates and several NRA marksman decorations plus a sergeant's warrant.
Four free ports in the United States allow goods to be transshipped without customs duties and regulations. They are in New York City San Francisco Seattle and New Orleans.
A dense schedule outlines primetime and daytime programs across channels for Friday and Saturday. Notable items include Soldiers of Fortune, West Point Story, Blondie, Crossroads, Captain Kangaroo, Howdy Doody, and many era favorites such as Gunsmoke, Beverly shows, and late movie options with news weather and sports sections throughout.
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