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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1958
Page
4
The piece argues that Democrats and Republicans alike struggle to identify a more non-partisan issue than the President's observation last week on the roles of public and private museums and their governance.
A modern brief presents a Bible verse from Hebrews 13 2 urging readers to show hospitality to strangers. It highlights the moral call to generosity and peacemaking without added context or commentary.
The author recalls driving a Hertz SEAT on the new Paris Auto-Route from Madrid to Paris. Traffic chaos, currency disputes, and a frantic chase over a misrented car unfold. A humorous closer notes museum-like hoarding at home and the quirks of memory.
Thieves dug a hole through a 20 inch brick wall of the Humboldt elevator mill vault Thursday night and took 14.54 in cash, escaping after breaking the vault door locks. Manager Lewis Drake estimated vault damage about 75. North Valley ATA Lodge held a musical program and Wiener roast at the North Valley schoolhouse with about 100 attendees.
A Colby Free Press item notes quips about money, fading light, and radio music shifts from Purple People Eater to Green Mosquitoes. It mentions a five year quit attempt with pills that curb smoking urges but have only curbed the urge to take pills.
Clinton Tennessee faced a bombed high school but kept classes. Principal W D Human and the community mobilized. Gov Clement urged no missed days and Oak Ridge officials helped relocate 870 students. In three days classes continued with minimal disruption.
Dr. George W. Crane profiles Hazel Small who runs a roadside restaurant on U S 136 near Waynetown Indiana. She helps truckers by sharing meals and stories and even shares banana cream pie to hungry boys, embodying the Good Samaritan spirit on the highway.
The notice notes publication timing as second class matter at Chanute and March 3 1879 marking Associated Press ownership for local news. It outlines subscription prices by county Neosho Wilson and Woodson and outside four counties with monthly and yearly rates, indicating mail delivery options and durations.
The Boy Scouts plan a new Exploring program for 14 to 17 year olds starting in November overseen by Chuck Rodgers of the Sedan Area Council. The program introduces specialty posts from agriculture to zoology, with five experience areas and self directed activities under adult guidance. Regular officers replace the crew system. new uniform and emblem announced, with a revised Exploring handbook forthcoming.
Instructs to remove custard cups from the water bath at once and transfer to a pan of cold water for rapid cooling. Emphasizes safety and proper technique to prevent overcooking and cracking.
The Chanute Tribune lists a dense schedule for KOAM TV Channel 7 KOTV Channel 6 and affiliates with programs from 5:00 p.m. to late night. Notable entries include Amos ’n’ Andy George Gobel Show To Tell The Truth and The Price Is Right across multiple channels.
HAL BOYLE recounts Tracy Ann, five, learning to swim aboard the S S Brasil en route to South America. The child becomes unofficial crew mascot, wins a beginner race against a 10-year-old, and inspires her parents to join her in lessons while balancing kindergarten duties and ocean life.
At the United Nations France declares any Geneva agreement on nuclear tests would exclude France. Jules Moch asserts Paris will not participate or be bound by a deal. Soviet officials signal concern as Geneva talks loom and France pursues its own atomic capability.
The record notes no concrete actions or steps are taken in the disarmament arena. Officials indicate that progress hinges on future talks rather than immediate field measures.
A reader asks how to fix insufficient whipped cream and obtain a freckle remedy. The answer suggests adding a well beaten egg white to the cream and using a freckle remedy of one drachm ammonium chloride to four ounces distilled water applied to the face at night and morning with caution to consult a physician or druggist.
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