Editorial Unhappy Refusal to Back St Paul Refuge Project
The fish and game commission faces political odds as a new district commissioner could veto the St Paul refuge after prior approval and $500,000 spent. Local sportsmen fear wasted public funds and demand continuity, while investors weigh 4 year notes amid shifting credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Commission
St. Paul Refuge
St. Paul's
St. Paul-Walnut-Girard Area
St. Paul
State Commission
Psalm Verse Quotation Featured in Today’s Bible Reading
A short Bible verse from Psalm 84 10 emphasizes preferring service in God’s house over living among the wicked. The saying highlights devotion and humility as valued virtues.
Musings on society and economics drift through a busy column
The writer ponders social norms from waiters to actors Wilt Chamberlain and a rising horse stake. He notes mortgage price shifts in a high rate environment and jokes about cost of living and teen smoking. A space radiation remark closes with a quip about tax driven bargains and a steel boss’s death.
Clips and Quips from a Houseful of Scots
A column gathers wry quips about dinner guests and yard work from papers like the Atch ison Globe Holyrood Gazette and Augusta Gazette. Jokes touch credit generations and weather records with a dry regional flavor.
World Series travel boosts local fans and scouts news
Twenty five years ago local readers note travelers returning from St Louis for World Series games. The report lists named travelers from Chanute and nearby towns, Boy Scout encampment progress, a BPW state song contest winner, PTA officers, and Santa Fe railroad depot plans with costs and dimensions.
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St. Louis
Joe M. Johnson
Ellsworth Park
A. F. Leverenz
K. C. Snyder
Frank Young
C. E. Dickerhoof
Glenn McConnell
George McDonald
John C. Jensen
Dickerhoof
Chicago
John P. Nation
Milton Lofgren
Garrell Biles
George Buchanan
F. R. Dodson
Eithel S. Cofer
Christian Church Boy Scouts
A. W. Shaffer
Chanute
Avery Garton
Junior Rush
Leland Galbreath
Charles Elsten
Junior Smith
Tommy Smith
Wilbur Ames
Jamie Johnson
Alfred Jones
John Phillip Freedlin
Franklin Washburn
Bernard Ripple
Robert Oliphant
Guy Elsten
Carl E. Jones
Earl Young
Carl W. Roberts
Howard Galt
Chanute Business and Professional Womens Club
Kansas
Floy Treadway
Eleanor Thayer
Helen McCoy
Nellie Gilliatt
Sophia Cooley
Irene Hudson
Gertie McGowen
St. Paul
C. S. Clark
St. Paul Pta
W. T. Burns
Marie Dent
Wounding of Iraqs Premier Indicates Confused Crisis
The attempted assassination of Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Kassem signals a broader, confused Middle East crisis with possible greater Soviet and Chinese involvement. The event heightens martial law in Baghdad and intensifies rivalries with Nasser's UAR, risking wider chaos that could undermine Western influence.
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Iraq
William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Middle East
United States
Arab East
West
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Abdel Karim Kassem
Baghdad
Nasser
China
Cairo
U.A.R
Syria
Egypt
United National Front
Iran
Evening TV Highlights On KOAM And Affiliates
TV guide style listing for Thursday evening shows across KOAM Channel 7 and affiliates. Includes Betty Hutton Show Bob Hope Show Real McCoys Ernie Ford Show Edge of Night Rawhide Twilight Zone and more with news weather sports segments noted throughout the schedule.
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Betty Hutton
Bob Hope
Real McCoys
Ernie Ford
Showtime
Doug Edwards
Hotel de Paree
Sunset Strip
Hollywood Showtime
Jack Paar
Moss on life turning point and writing creed
A veteran writer reflects on a heart attack five years ago that reshaped his priorities. He explains how eight weeks bedridden spurred hospital resolves and changed his view of daily joys and calamitous events. He advises young writers to simply sit down and write to learn the craft.
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Moss
Somerset Maugham
Hart
Elections Today in England To Reveal U S Influence
Washington dispatch notes British voters face a choice on whether American influence aids a prime ministerial re election and how a televised clash between Ike and Macmillan or Nixon may affect the race. Khrushchev’s digs burden Nixon. Arlington Hall hosts a playful FBI baseball gag. labor secretary Mitchell warns Taft Hartley risks and a revival of steel controls.
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Drew Pearson
Cit
Washington
Ike
Macmillan
Richard
Arlington Hall
FBI
James Mitchell
Eisenhower
Mitchell
White House
Congress
Hart Writes Way to $5 Million None of the Money Is Left
Moss Hart recalls a poverty raised path to wealth in theater as he explains writing 22 plays and directing 11 others. He notes earnings rose from $45 to $2,000 before a final $750 postrun, stressing the value of money and the price of success.
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Continental Classroom
Miss Brooks
Four States
Dr Malone
High Street
Hart
Moss Hart
Moss
Chanute Tribune publication details and rates in Chanute
The Chanute Tribune lists editorial staff and department managers for Chanute Kansas and notes publication schedule, mailing details, and subscription rates for Neosho Wilson and Woodson counties as well as outside counties. It confirms association with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Neosho
Wilson
Woodson
Social Welfare Exams Planned Across Kansas in Oct and Nov
State civil service offers exams for welfare and employment service roles in Chanute Wichita Hays Salina and Topeka with vacancies for Welfare Director and multiple worker and supervisor posts. Exams occur Oct 31 in Chanute and Nov 14 23 24 in listed cities, with weekly Topeka sessions Fridays. Applications from State Personnel Division Topeka or Kansas Employment Service offices.
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Chanute
Kansas
Cass
Wichita
Hays
Salina
Topeka
State Personnel Division
Harrison Street
Kansas State Employment Service
Bay Area Ends Burning Ban On Artichoke Tops
The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District on Wednesday lifted the ban on burning artichoke tops in the San Francisco Bay area and said disposal by burning is no longer restricted.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Billy Martin Weds Gretchen Winkier in Las Vegas
Billy Martin, 31, Cleveland infielder, married Gretchen Winkier, 24, an airline stewardess, in Las Vegas on Wednesday and is listed as the groom.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Billy Martin
Cleveland
Gretchen Winkier
Newspapers Best Medium For Food Ads
An Agriculture Department publication cites a survey showing newspapers as the best medium for food advertising and marketing information. The printed word is read, reread, clipped, and filed, and holds more authority than radio or TV.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U. S
Praying as Natural as Breathing Billy Graham Sermon
Evangelist Billy Graham told 8,100 at Indianapolis crusade that even Khrushchev will pray someday and warned it may be too late then. He urged listeners to invite Christ into their hearts, with 155 coming forward at the end.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Billy Graham
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Graham
Eugene O'Neill Wins First Pulitzer for Anna Christie
Playwright Eugene O'Neill earned his first Pulitzer Prize in 1922 for Anna Christie marking a major milestone in American drama.
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Eugene O'Neill
Anna Christie
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New York City
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Chanute Ins
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