Editorial on Highway 169 funding and tax reform
The piece critiques highway financing in Kansas focusing on Highway 169 near Humboldt, arguing funds end at the county line due to money gaps. It urges a complete overhaul of the highway financing system, notes past gas tax proposals failed to move, questions who benefits, and calls for a transparent, statewide funding plan beyond the current political gift system.
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Humboldt
Neosho County
Kansas
Kansas Highway Commission
The
Tribune
Freeway Frankenstein: Los Angeles Rumbling Toward Urban Sprawl
The piece warns that Los Angeles may soon surpass New York in population within its corporate limits yet suffers from flagging organization and rampant auto dependency. It frames the automobile as a Frankenstein that both enables and cripples the city, with vast areas devoted to vehicles and daily life consumed by driving and traffic jams. The author likens LA traffic to a death rush of lemmings, highlighting chronic gridlock and the toll on work, sleep, and social life.
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Los Angeles
New York City
La’s Frankenstein
Chanute Fall Opening Promises Colorful Merchants Windows
Tribune Files notes Chanute prepares for its grand fall opening with 8 p.m. window unveilings, a parade, and a street dance as lights flash on to guide visitors. Erie-Erie hosts its second annual corn festival with festive trimmings along Main street. The Chanute Garden Club met to discuss park improvements at Highland park. A Royal Neighbors of America county convention is planned for Chanute on October 20 with about 200 visitors expected.
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Chanute
Erie
Main Street
Chanute Garden Club
Federation
Municipal Building
R. B. Reeves
Highland Park
A. C. Jones
Ellen Kelly
Cora Patton
Royal Neighbors of America
Tito Earns Title of Marshal Amid Cold War Tensions
Washington reports Tito, labeled Europe’s most controversial communist, as a guest in the United States. The reception, protests by senators, and reactions from leaders will influence European communism. The account recalls Tito’s WWI injuries, Siberian imprisonment, and Yugoslavia’s postwar struggles, including famine and ruin while he opposed the monarchy.
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Washington
Europe
Josip Broz Tito
United States
Proxmire
D-Wis
Lausche
Ohio
Tito
Heinrich Himmler
Titos
Germany
Stalin
Moscow
Grandpa
To Your Good Health Corns and Thyroid Questions
In this reader Q and A column Dr. Molner discusses corn sensitivity and pressure, suggests shoe fit and hosiery adjustments, warns about possible plantar warts, and advises foot specialists. He explains thyroid treatment can aid pregnancy when deficiency exists and notes responses vary by individual. He also covers TB exposure, emphasizing cumulative risk, testing, symptoms, and timeline variability.
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M. W
Good Works Rewarded By Carroll Rimond Substituting
In a Chicago AP column a humorous tale follows John McBride and his wife Mary as they take two ladies for a Sunday drive in southern Wisconsin. They dine at Bradford's, debating menu prices while John frets about spending and signals to avoid a high bill. A dropped $20 note from a prior diner lands on their table as an observed moral nudge.
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Chicago
John McBride
John
Mary
Bradford's
Mr. Bradford
McBride
Tito’s Balkan Resistance Stuns Nazi Ranks in WWII
In World War II Tito led a ragged Yugoslav partisan force through Montenegro Bosnia and Herzegovina resisting Hitler while other nations fell. He endured encirclement yet escaped repeatedly, praised by Himmler as a remarkable leader. Tito claimed no aid from Stalin, despite appeals to Moscow.
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Montenegro
Bosnia
Hercegovina
France
Hitler
Belgium
Holland
Scandinavia
Tito
Yugoslavia
Jo Broz
Tips for Better Tire Mileage and Safe Driving
Rotate tires every 5000 miles to even wear and extend life. Avoid sudden starts stops and high speed on dirt or gravel roads. Listen for shimmy or road shocks in the steering, which may signal out of balance wheels. Maintain cautious driving and heed road surface cues for safer, longer tire life.
Chanute Tribune Local Rates Directory Fragment
Local newspaper masthead fragment from Chanute Kansas lists staff names and department roles. It mentions Associated Press rights and unclear subscription rate text for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas regions with various monthly and yearly prices.
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Neosho
Allen, Wilson and Woodson Cone
Television Log Highlights Across Stations Friday Evening
TV schedules list KODE TV WDAF KOAM and other stations with primetime lineups. Notable items include 77 Sunset Strip Bob Hope Show Route 66 and Tonight Show, plus late news and weather segments.
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McHales Navy
Weather Vane
Weather
Fourstate
TV News
Johnny Holmes
Jerry Lewis
Acne The Teenage Problem booklet offer
If you suffer from acne or have children who do, write to Dr. Mother through this newspaper to receive a helpful booklet. Include a large self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents to cover printing and handling.
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Kansas Oil Men's Association
Rhode Island
Alice Nock
E. T. Fritz
J. L. Taylor
Watson Stewart
Ray Ditmars
Murphy
Helen Loy
B. E. Livingston
Hosea
Merry-Go
Drew Pearson
Frederika
Greece
Siberia
Russia
Woodrow Wilson
Melura
Jack
Cwank
Ove Whoxwows
Las Vegas
Nevada
ORTEN
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Dr. Mother
Mrs. P
Carroll Rrimond
Hal Boyle
Wisconsin
Chanute Tribune
Highland
John Haverka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
Ben B. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Kode-Tv
Wdaf.tv
Koam.tv
KOTV
Davey & Goliath
Ruff & Reddy
Hector Heathcote
NBC
Dennis the Menace
Fury
Roy Rogers
Sergeant Preston
Western Theater
Wichite An Museum
Bob Poole
G.E. College Rowl
20Th Century
Walt Disney Fe
Martien
Ed Sullivan
GE True
Highway Patrol
Captain Gallant
Phil Silvers
Jimmy Dean
Pioneer
Emerson
G.mensons
Emerson TV
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