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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1958
Page
4
Editorial urges more emphasis on a county bond proposal of 225000 to build a county home for the aged, highlighting welfare needs and the forthcoming vote next Tuesday.
A brief devotional line echoes Psalms 43 verse urging God’s light and truth to guide the believer through life and decision making today.
The article contrasts declining U S theater with London's lively scene featuring 36 plays plus opera and ballet. It notes intimate old theaters, price ranges around 35 cents to seats selling for up to 25 dollars, and a busy program from My Fair Lady to Five Finger Exercise with renowned stars. It cites positive audience focus, bar service, and ongoing Broadway hopes, plus a call to vote yes on museum funding as a tourist industry boost.
From Tribune Files twenty five years ago today the 55th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Samuel S Wheatley of 208 West Fifth is noted. Wheatley remained active as a justice of the peace and Mrs Wheatley continued as a housewife.
The editorial questions Amendment No 1 to change Supreme Court selection, arguing it defrauntises voters by handing 13 non elected insiders control over future justices. It contrasts current elected justices with a system where 7 lawyers and 6 gubernatorial appointees choose judges, asking if the judiciary should be OF BY FOR the people.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues campaign money predicts a congressman's stance, citing Edward T. Miller of Maryland and a web of donors. He lists contributors from General Motors, Du Pont, Sun Oil, Corning Glass, Postum, Phillips Canning, Scott Paper, and others, linking their contributions to Miller's votes against farm relief and certain public programs.
Leota J and her husband became enthusiastic prize contest fans after reading Dr Cranes Worry Clinic. They entered dozens of limericks and other contests, winning prizes from $2 to $100 and an electric refrigerator, while expanding their knowledge and collaboration.
Publishes evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter at the post office at Chanute Kas under the ed of March 3 1879 Member Audit Sureas of Circulations MEMBER or ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches Subscription Rates to Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties By Mail one month By Mail three months By Mail six months By Mail one year Subscription Rates Outside of Above Four Counties By Mail one month By Mail three months By Mail six months By Mail two months
A collection of brief humorous quips from several papers. Observations span marriage money misperceptions flight humor and a Fire Prevention Week mishap. Witty lines reference husbands success mothers in law and a cigarette mishap in a travel case.
The page outlines a dense slate of broadcasts across KOAM TV Channel 7 and affiliates for Friday October 31 1958 and into November 2. Programs include Jackie Gleason Show The Lineup M Sqaud and Captain Kangaroo with cartoons Western Theatre and The Perry Como Show along with news weather and religious features across multiple stations and time blocks.
A playful travel piece recounts a first trip to Paris with affectionate chaos. The narrator notes Parisian charm and chaos, cafe culture, market bargaining, and the city’s passionate pace, offering tips on tipping and enjoying life with gusto.
The AP notes US export weakness drags on recovery while other nations buy less from the United States yet sell us similar amounts. Foreign gold and dollar reserves rise as U.S. investment abroad climbs, with American firms expanding plants overseas to dodge import limits and cut costs.
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