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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1957
Page
4
The column argues for reordering the calendar, claiming September signals the start of school, clubs, fashion, and new goods while proposing January be moved to the front. It laments the current confusion of months and the pervasive start-of-year activity centered in September.
Data show 3 839 population gain in 12 months while cities add 33 000 and rural areas lose 29 000. Seventy percent of Kansans are urban now, with only 30 percent on farms. The state legal framework clings to farming era rules, hindering rural benefit as urban drift accelerates toward fewer than 10 percent in farming by 1975.
A light editorial collage notes ribbing about moth-eaten raccoon coats paired with yellow shoes and a Stutz Bearcat, jokes about Edsel chrome, and a Chevrolet preference, while the piece pokes fun at Prometheus Unbound and State Department troubles. It closes with a quip on per capita income hitting 1940s levels.
In Augusta Gazette the chatter centers on a hot topic as press coverage debates the filibuster while a neighbor notes a short stout woman wearing a striking hat. The flaming red flower on a six inch stalk draws remark and a friend finally speaks up.
A frontier marshal warns gossiping women that careless words cause real damage. The scene captures a wise quip about speaking before thinking. The quote reflects concerns over appearances and the cruelty of insults in public spaces.
Twenty five years ago Topeka prepared for a large share of Chanute Labor Day travelers heading Sunday to Monday to join the American Legion department convention opening. Over 100 local attendees planned travel under C D Blackwood’s guidance as other news covered cafe openings, local school activity, and community notices.
A humorous diary style note on dieting habits, weighing scales, and cholesterol. The writer jokes about suspenders funds, office gossip, and the new term cholesterol while noting eggs remain tasty despite medical advice. He also comments on inconsistent bank scales and the ongoing educational process of dieting.
Dr. Crane argues for a pay-for-work approach to child chores, citing real life lessons and improved motivation. A Jacksonville clergyman testifies to the method, noting faster piano practice and broader adoption among families seeking practical training in earning money.
Miami Beach centers on a thriving under-the-table loan operation run by Joe Milstein of Joe's Bar. He finances mobsters at steep weekly rates up to 20 percent, using blackmail and front businesses to move money. Milstein has links to New York racketeers Vincent Alo and Julius Bloom, with a history dating to 1916 and prior associates like Izzy Rapport. Other small lenders work ages near the docks and bars, while witnesses cite Milstein handling large sums and collecting debts from figures such as Johnny Dio and Frankie Dio assisted by associates.
Neosho County Kansas notices announce hearings on final settlement for estate of Dan Rover deceased executrix Arleta Hanson seeks approval of acts and distribution per will. Defendants are warned to file defenses by September 13 1957 in Erie court.
The Chanute Tribune records publication details for Highland Chanute Kansas with editors and staff, frequency and post office classification, and Associated Press ownership of local news. It lists subscription rate outlines for Wilson Woodson and nearby counties, including monthly and yearly terms.
Wichita reports show Kansas Turnpike net tolls in July at 357 763 31 dollars, four percent below June peak. Commercial traffic rose seven percent while passenger travel dropped five percent. Manager Gale Moss expects August traffic to set a new record with new connections to Oklahoma and Kansas City due this fall.
Moss reports a July revenue of 305,656.07 above operating costs with higher concession income. By July 31 the turnpike authority had retired 2,437,000 of 160 million revenue bonds issued to finance the 236 mile expressway at a cost of 1,916,101.80.
Local Chanute news briefs and notices summarize events on September 4 1967. Report includes community updates and brief items from the Chanute area.
Republicans in Dodge City announce a September 14 event featuring Senator Andrew Scheeppel of Kansas and former congressman Clifford R. Hope. The appearance aims to energize supporters ahead of party activities.
Senator Humphrey said a growing possibility exists that President Eisenhower may personally appear before the United Nations General Assembly to discuss Western disarmament proposals. In Topeka, principals spoke at a meeting of the 5th District.
A dense listing of daily TV programs and times across morning to late evening, including Today Captain Kangaroo Arthur Godfrey Truth or Consequences Love of Life Guiding Light As the World Turns Our Miss Brooks Comedy Time Queen for a Day Modern Romance Movie Matinee and news segments.
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