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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1958
Page
4
A humorous editorial argues that women in an investment club use desserts like peach cobbler and cherry pie to inform capitalistic decisions. It contends that if dessert aids their choices, others should also be able to decide after more servings, challenging the phrase the weaker sex. The piece ends with a playful request for more baked Alaska.
A diocesan verse citation notes Proverbs 29 2 stating when the wicked rule the people mourn. The line appears as a devotional feature for today emphasizing moral governance.
The article recounts a Sunday referendum in Tours with voters lining up in the Palace of Justice to cast ballots for or against the new constitution. Ballots reading Oui or Non were placed in envelopes, officials verified identities, and results were publicly tallied on a 20-foot board amid orderly crowds and calm celebration.
Local producers hail a dollar barrel oil as a godsend and back the government minimum price proposal set to take effect December 1. The plan would raise crude prices by 11 cents per barrel in the Chanute area. NRA program work opens with a 3.8 mile concrete slab project south of Chanute funded by the NRA emergency effort.
An eastern Kansas sewing circle features a woman who has spent 10 years on a quilt and another crafting a baby dress for her son now 14. Russell News notes the long running handicraft effort and personal stories.
The article notes support for De Gaulle as the sole figure to guide a bloodless shift from the old order. It warns venal politicians tied to the weak system will obstruct the new regime, though time will show if the change succeeds.
The Neosho County Farm Bureau Young People win District 3 safety contest and earn a delegate to the National Safety Congress in Chicago. Don Sailors of Erie is chosen to attend with all expenses paid. the district includes Southeast Kansas counties and members aged 18 to 35.
Dr. Crane explains Myra Z 29 fears aging and loss of romance leading to a late life fling. He frames insomnia, a secret affair, and moral conflict as symptoms, then urges facing the issue, reassurance that love survives menopause, and promotes clinic guidance and his booklet on sex problems in marriage.
Chanute Tribune Chronicle details publication info editors and staff and subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with mail options and pricing. It notes association with Associated Press and publication schedule evenings except Sunday and mass mail matter handling.
A set of light gossip items from small town papers. Jokes about mottoes, marriages, lawyers, and breakfast habits sit alongside wry lines about maps and a moonlit celebration. The tone is humorous, with local color and playful observation.
The 1959 Grand Lodge of Kansas meeting, to be held in Junction City October 11 to 15, elected Joe Singleton of Burdett as grand master, succeeding Raymond Volk of Pittsburg. Other officers named include Everett Caylor, William L. Baker, Walter Pickering, Floyd Brown, Harlan Dille, Cecil Walker, and Edith Maholland as Rebekah Assembly president with deputies and wardens.
The station guide lists Friday nights from 7:00 p.m. through late night with slots for Ozzie and Harriet Jackie Gleason Show Whirlybirds Phil Silvers Cavalcade of Sports Shitty Playhouse The Lineup M Squad Person to Person Mickey Spillane and a long Saturday schedule at multiple channels KOAM KOTV WDAF KODE with Perry Como Show Gunsmoke and late movies among the many airings.
HALE BOYLE reports aboard the S S Brasil on a 31 day South American voyage. The voyage restores enjoyment of food, as passengers indulge in multiple meals while the ship’s maiden voyage showcases America’s largest new liner. Boyle notes weight gain, a culture of eating, and a playful warning about the comfort of sea life.
The passage asks five questions about English usage and spelling. It includes correcting a century-old tense, pronoun forms, butter and childhood, a dining ritual, and misspelled word, with queries on a word meaning and a pro- word meaning dissipated.
A regional river overflow inundates neighborhoods leaving several homes flooded. Officials work to assess damage and commence relief efforts as residents await surveys and temporary shelter. Local agencies coordinate with state responders to address utilities and safety concerns.
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