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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1959
Page
4
The piece argues steel is a basic industry but not as vital as fuel oil gas coal food and transportation to everyday life It warns that when industry sickens public opinion demands a dependable doctor and praises Gov Nelson Rockefeller for presidential potential within the Republican field.
A Bible verse from Genesis 1 31 notes God surveyed creation and deemed it very good underscoring divine assessment of the world after its formation.
Gov Alf Landon headlined a 1500 strong rally in Neosho County, the largest political turnout in years. In six days of canvassing the housing drive secured 109 pledges to invest 18 295 dollars in home improvements. Local activities included a Halloween party at 210 N Grant and church events. Rain totals hit a state high of 1.02 inches.
The piece surveys 1959 with quips on quiz show rigging, school integration in Arkansas and Virginia, a segregated bowling alley permit in Wichita, Taft-Hartley law use, Dodgers nicknames, auto insurance slogans, Topeka War Dads Club curfew, and a window peeper as an ordinary man.
A compilation of humorous quotes from several papers including the Wall Street Journal Paola Republican Concordia Blade and Emporia Gazette. Items touch on egotism at checkout lines misread left handed tools and political campaign tone in social clubs.
In his Washington office Drew Pearson reflects on old newspapers showing how early warning about Soviet space and missile progress was ignored. He cites Eisenhower’s chins-up stance against pessimism and ties it to prior reports of Sputnik and stalled U.S. space and missile programs.
Commentary on enduring ideas, faith against communism, and the example of Peter and John under trial. Reflects on the Church, courage under oppression, and Edith Cavell as enduring symbols of conviction and witness. The piece ties religious perseverance to history, urging steadfast idealism and clear thinking.
Chanute Tribune reports local notices from Chanute Kansas area including subscription and mailing details. Publication details list editors and staff and note standard newspaper operations and AP news rights.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stanfield have opened the cafe formerly A's Cafe serving meals and short orders. Bluebird chapter of Order of Eastern Star met in Masonic Hall with Mrs. Max Moore and J. L. Walker. Friendship night planned for Oct 28. First Quarterly Conference of High Prairie and Buffalo Methodist churches held with District Superintendent Clyde Brewster. refreshments served. Visitors included Tom McLean of Little Rock and Maggie McLean heading to Linden nursing home. Lulu Penniwell death announced. she would have turned 100 in February. Continuous local visits described including Dr. J A Farney and Kent of Mission with Mrs. Mattix.
The Chanute Tribune lists KOAM KCOTV KODE WDAF stations with a dense schedule. Perry Mason Bonanza Gunsmoke and It Could Be You headline prime slots, alongside Lawrence Welk House Party and The Texan among many daytime and late night programs.
Dr George W Crane argues that Jesus used advertising polls and narrative sermons to engage crowds. He cites Rev R B Garrison as a model teaser preacher and urges readers to request his Public Platform Strategy booklet. The piece presents psychology of church preaching and classroom connections.
The text notes paper can be made from all cellulose fibers including wood linen paper and rayon but in 1955 wood pulp and waste paper made up 96 percent of the raw material for new paper, indicating reliance on these sources.
The set asks about grammar pronunciation spelling meaning and a ma prefix word. Answers include We are very pleased.. emerged easily satirical pronounced sah teer i kal with stress on second syllable plagiarism infatuate meaning to inspire foolish passion and mandatory meaning containing an authoritative command.
A historical column argues that history centers on the struggle between good and evil, knowledge and bondage. It asserts truth frees men, warns against blind faith, and promotes reason, work, and thorough understanding of technology to avoid disaster.
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