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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1959
Page
4
An editorial argues cigarette consumption has grown 4% since 1957 and Americans burned 470 billion last year. It notes production could carpet the earth from here to the moon if laid end to end, and compares smoking risk to automobile deaths while defending smokers' desire for life’s pleasures.
A biblical verse from Ephesians 6 11 urges believers to wear the whole armor of God to resist the wiles of the devil. The line emphasizes spiritual preparation and steadfast faith in daily life.
Kate Smith sings the Moon song again as a running gag. A joke suggests Marilyn Monroe as a national dish candidate while other notes ponder corn surplus use in film snow scenes. A congress panel hears TV quirks and a joke about a city farmer owning land for surplus funds.
A humorous collage of punchy quotes from various papers. Jokes about space-age gadgets and a man’s gun, finance woes, and quirky couples highlight social banter in a lighthearted, old-time style.
This column jokes that American women are superior in corsets and fashion basics compared with Soviets. It cites foundations, zippers, elastic, and foam rubber as key items, humorously claiming the United States leads in the “battle of the bulge” and will outlast Soviet competitors.
The weekly Senior High assembly led by Delta Alpha Gamma president Bill Blackwood featured devotionals, plays, readings, and musical numbers with numerous participants. Attendees included residents visiting the American Royal livestock show in Kansas City and local families. Other items include Halloween party at the Biggs home, a new Crest View subdivision sale plan, duck hunting news, and scout troop travel to Chicago for the World's Fair.
Washington columnist James Marlow argues the steel strike underscores the push toward compulsory arbitration as unions and management clash. He notes government intervention may grow when critical industries risk national economic harm and questions which sectors qualify as vital.
Washington reports reveal splits inside the Eisenhower administration and the steel industry over the steel strike. Vice President Nixon and Secretary of Labor James Mitchell push for movement after September talks with Arthur Goldberg. Eisenhower meets both sides in Washington while Kaiser executives brief Nixon and Mitchell with industry positions. The president warns of TV exposure if no settlement.
Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas by Chanute Publishing Company with editor Ernest W Johnson and staff. Rates listed for Wilson and Woods counties by mail annual and recurring options. formatting appears garbled with several misprints.
The Chanute Tribune lists prime time offerings from 6:30 p.m. to midnight with Wagon Train The Lineup The Price Is Right Perry Como Show The Rifleman I Love Lucy and more across channels 7 12 and 6 including Today Captain Kangaroo You Bet Your Life and Jack Paar Show schedules for Thursday October 22 coverage.
AP report notes personal incomes peaked in June before major strikes hit steel glass copper and meat sectors and fell about 42 billion dollars from June to September. Personal debts reach a record 158 billion dollars as Treasury faces maturing securities.
The piece notes rising residential mortgage debt and a near record jump in consumer debt. Economists cite growing personal incomes through June as enough to sustain debt gains, while the Treasury faces a delicate balance of a tight income-outgo line and potential tax shortfalls, with lower incomes risking reduced savings used for funding operations and expansion.
The item asks five language questions: fixing the sentence to say My plan is identical with yours and we must reach a decision or lose. Remove else and out. Aluminum pronunciation is ah-lyu-min-um.
Tokyo features 11 major museums and art galleries including a museum dedicated to Japan’s transportation development since 1872. The collection spans industrial progress and cultural impact across the capital.
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