Space race mood and art auction mix in editorial notes
The piece compares Nixon’s space lead to Soviet progress and urges restraint in boasting about space superiority. It also reports a London art auction setting a new record at 2 186 000 pounds for seven French impressionist paintings and explains why the term impressionist reflects short, visible strokes and a misty view.
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London
Bible Verse Quote Proclaimed in Daily Reading
A brief devotional note cites I Thessalonians 2 15 urging readers to prove all things and hold fast to what is good in daily scripture reflection.
Tours Rebuilds After War Into Modern Cityscape
The author recalls Tours France thirty years ago a quiet medieval town and now a 20th century city rising from war wreckage. Old streets gave way to rectangular blocks new apartments and shaded courtyards, with a forecast of further rebuilding over 39 years as bombed sites fill with new blocks.
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Tours
France
Paving bid noted for 3862 miles of Hwy 73W south of Chanute
The low bid of $94,951.25 from Western Paving Co. of Denver was recorded in Eureka for paving 3862 miles of highway 73W south of Chanute. Nearby injuries from farm work were reported as Noel Palstring cut his foot while chopping wood and George Wing injured his back when a wagon toppled.
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Chanute
Eureka
Western Paving Co
Denver
Humboldt
Noel Palstring
George Wing
Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Chamber
Yates Center
Earl A. Pearce
Earl Jr
A. M. Garton
I. 0. Prindle
P. B. Darlington
J. L. Gardner
Ira Moore
Bruce Wiggans
L. L. Roberts
Frank B. Burris
E. D. Hardendorf
Ann Bideau
Parsons
Neosho County
Burris
Clips and Quips from Various Papers
A collection of humorous maxims and wits from different newspapers. Jokes touch on manners, family, and life with pithy one liners and playful turns of phrase.
Columnist Fresh From Quemoy Fears Crowd on Street
Washington columnist Joe Alsop returns from Formosa to Dumbarton Avenue where 200 animals crowd the street during a church blessing of the animals. Fr. Girard McWilliams and Fr. T Ambrose Agius participate as Alsop watches from a window.
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Quemoy
Drew Pearson
Washington
Dumbarton Avenue
Georgetown
Joe Alsop
New York Herald Tribune
Molly Thayer
Washington Post
Joe
North Africa
Associa Pearson Tion
George Washington
Alsop
Formosa
Dumbarton Ave
Girard McWilliams
St. Francis of Assisi
T. Ambrose Agius
Catholic Study Circle For Animal Welfare
London
Fr. McWilliams
Worry Clinic argues rights bow to majority will on health
Dr. Crane summarizes a case where seven year old Carolyn B. faces death without a blood transfusion due to parental religious refusal. He argues individual rights may yield to mature public consensus for welfare, citing fluoridation vaccination and pasteurization as state duties to protect children.
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George W. Crane
Carolyn B
Carolyn
Pontious Pilate
Pontius Pilate
Jesus
Chanute Tribune historical note and local paper details
The Chanute Tribune issue lists publication details including editor Ernest W Johnson, advertising manager James B Sheridan, and its status as a second class matter. It notes AP affiliation and regional circulation in Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson counties with subscription rates.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland
Chanute, Kan
Chanute Publishing Company
Ernest W Johnson
James B. Sheridan
Mgr
Neosho
Allen Wilson
Woodson
S.cseces
GLE Dodd Oeserserens
Better English and vocabulary quiz corrections
The text presents five questions about grammar pronunciation spelling and meaning with suggested corrections. Answers indicate the corrected sentence uses exceptional separate and grasp not grab on to. irreconcilable pronounced ir-reck on-sil a ble with emphasis on the fourth syllable. the misspelled word is ir ras cible. inveterate means confirmed in a habit as in she is an inveterate smoker. and a word for violent riotous behavior beginning with ra is rampage.
Prairie View Visitors and Center Grove Event
Mr. and Mrs. Earl White of California visit relatives in Prairie View while Mrs. Mary I. Hawthorne stays with the Lassmans. Center Grove Ladies Aid pieced a quilt. Sandra Lakin won first prize a bed spread at Center Grove program.
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Prairie View
Earl White
California
Ewing Crowl
Albert Lassman
Lassman
Mary I. Hawthorne
Fred W. C. Lassman
Center Grove
Ed Gerken
Lewis Gerken
Tommy
Timmy
Denice
Gus Mueller
Porter
Fred Lassman
William van Houten
William Winder
Roy Aiken
Sandra Lakin
Scout Event Highlights Crafts by Cubs at Mrs Mueller’s Home
Den 2 Pack 25 Cub Scouts painted Indian drums and made Indian bracelets during a meeting hosted by Mrs Paul Mueller. The session focused on craft work and cultural activities as part of their group program.
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Paul Mueller
Television listings highlight Saturday schedules 1958
A dense TV log shows channel lineups and program times for KOAM KOTV WDAF and KODE with Perry Como Gunsmoke Gale Storm and Rail Westerns. The schedule spans morning to late night with news weather and variety shows, including Lawrence Welk and Captain Kangaroo.
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Perry Como
Wanted
Gale Storm
Perry Lewis
Will Pravel
Cimarron City
Texas Rangers
Lawrence Welk
Koam-Tv
KOTV
Wdaf-Tv
Kode-Tv
Brownie Troop 1 Meeting at First Church of God
Five members attended the Troop 1 Brownie Scouts meeting Tuesday at the First Church of God. The session opened with the promise and flag salute and closed with the Brownie tunnel. Leaders were Mrs. J. N. Holcomb and Mrs. Charles Logan. The girls worked on scrapbooks planned a Halloween party and learned a new song.
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Brownie Scouts
First Church of God
J. N. Holcomb
Charles Logan
Missile Badge For Burroughs
Sgt. Don D. Burroughs, stationed in Wiesbaden Germany with the NATO based first missile wing, became the first USAFE airman to receive the Air Force guided missile badge. Maj. Gen. Edward J. Timberlake presented the badge at a Matador site near Sembach Air Base alongside Col. Harry J. Sands Jr. Burroughs and his family are linked to Chanute High School and Chanute residents now in Florida.
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Don D. Burroughs
Wiesbaden
Germany
NATO
USAFE
Burroughs
Earl Burroughs
Chanute
Florida
Goldie Truitt
Charles Tripp
S. Washington
Chanute High School
Tripp
Teresa
Brenda
Edward J. Timberlake
Sembach Air Base
Harry J. Sands Jr
38Th Tactical Missile Wing
587Th Tactical Missile Group
Sands Command
Silver missile badge described for guided launch team
The badge shows a missile in firing position set against a starry background. It is worn vertically on the left breast pocket of the uniform, indicating its status for a guided missile launch team.
Elsmore Notes and Community Life Roundup
Local happenings include Elsmore residents visiting kin in Bronson and Wilsey, Methodist WSCS hosting mail carriers, and stockholders voting to sell to Crancean exchange enabling 24 hour service. Elsmore High hosts LaHarpe in homecoming with queen at half time and dance. baby Rebecca Sue adopted by Carlson family. Townsend Harris founded City College of New York and served as first American Consul General to Japan in 1855.
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Elsmore
Genevieve Marrs
Della Harris
Bronson
Jim Wilsey
Wilsey
Lydia Circle
Methodist
WSCS
Allen County
Fred Tippie
Telephone Exchange
Crancean Telephone Exchange
Don Wolfe
LaHarpe
Merry Mixers Club
Leonard Carlson
Rebecca Sue
Kansas City
Andy Ludlum
Russell Ludlum
Deane
V. C. Norquist
Joe Beshoner
Paul
Pattie
Esther Ericson
Townsend Harris
City College of New York
Japan
Notion 1 Clayton Wells seeks clemency in Topeka
Clayton Wells sentenced for assault and will apply October 30 1958 for executive clemency to the governor at his Topeka office. Petition filed October 11 1958 and last published October 25 1948. Neosho County. Chanute.
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Chanute Tribune
Clayton Wells
Jane
Neosho County
Kansas
Govenor
Topeka
District Court
Chanute
Ralph Patton
Wanda Lee Patton
Charles F. Henshall
How Can I Improve Biscuits And Cloth Cleaning Tips
Practical home hints cover making biscuits browner with a teaspoon of sugar. Satin slippers are cleaned with lemon juice in alcohol on a soft cloth. Rust on iron and steel can be tackled by kerosene soak followed by steel wool or emery paper. Serge material can be renovated by washing with soap bark.
Drive to be top of the field fuels young mortician hopeful
A young man taking a licensure exam for mortician status aims not to pass but to win the highest grade. Observers say perseverance, perfectionist drive, and strong people skills bode well for his future in any profession if guided and inspired.
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