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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1958
Page
4
Mid-America, Inc. touts its budgeted efforts to attract industries to Southeast Kansas and salutes the gasoline station operator who earned recognition from T. J. McNally of Pittsburg in a recent report.
The piece highlights a broad range of observations from social trends to business and civic pride. It notes the value of personal service at filling stations, the role of local figures in town promotion, a new Kansas City bakery employing 250, and Mid-America Inc acknowledging the region’s industrial promise in Southeast Kansas.
The article reports Kan sas University contracted to produce 18 128 dollars worth of mice for the Public Health Service and scientific testing. It notes that the university aims to meet exacting standards, while mocking rival alumni who question the curriculum for the mice and their education in physiology and behavior.
A devotional note cites Psalms 32 9 urging restraint against stubbornness and guidance for daily conduct. The verse compares people to animals that lack understanding and require a bridle to lead.
Rand makes a playful survey note in Chaplain that about half of US church members marry outside their faith and that interfaith marriages show a divorce rate about 15.2 percent versus 6.6 percent for intra faith unions. He quips on politics and lasting bonds while sharing a joke about a movie love scene.
Tribune notes nine assistants start work alongside Mrs. Dwight Ryerson to help check more than 1,000 needy families for unemployment relief. Names listed include Mrs. Lewis Roycroft and Doris Jeffries among others. Proceeds from local events fund hospital bills for an injured player. Farmers report higher horse values at sales. Mayham pecan fruit from Wertz's tree draws attention. Lauren Faucett and Arthur Lien enroll at Ottawa University. Jacob Kramer buys a 320 acre P. C. Lucas farm for 12 000 dollars. B J Hupp opens a meat market in Ottawa.
Washington notes two secret House Education and Labor Committee meetings behind closed doors slowed school construction and funding. Republicans opposed Eisenhower backed measures, while Democrats argued for urgency as classroom shortages grew amid contentious debates and extensive hearings.
Dr. George W Crane argues that most colleges and hospitals trace to churches and that youth favor chapter 18 of Psychology Applied to Church. He defends moral ideals from church influence while warning against atheistic teaching and socialist threats.
The Humboldt group gathered Friday afternoon with Mrs. Carl Pullman presiding. Reports from chairmen covered scholarships and a Refits program. A play titled Problems Problems was presented by several members. A dessert social followed, with 23 members and two children present.
Channel listings show a dense lineup across KOAM TV and other stations with numerous programs from 6:30 p.m. to late night. Notable entries include Restless Gun Tales of Wells Fargo Lucy Show Wyatt Earp Amos N Andy Liberace As the World Turns and The Price is Right alongside game shows and serials.
Adult classes start weekly at 6 30 p m from Sept 21. Grades 3 4 5 meet 9 30 to 10 30 am each week starting Sept 27. Grades 6 7 8 gather at 10 30 am beginning Sept 27. Mr and Mrs Ray Hume travel to Grand Junction Colo due to Sadie Hume's death. Mr and Mrs Albert Middendorf and Linda visit Bronson hosts Dave Munson's home.
Answers cover a revised sentence with somewhat. secant pronunciation seekant first syllable. misspelled word drunkard. pagan as an adjective means heathen relating to false gods. word beginning with du meaning aggrieved or angered feeling is dudgeon.
The Chanute Tribune records its publishing details with Ernest W. Johnson as editor and James K.E. Sheridan as advertising manager. It notes evening publication excluding Sundays, second class post, and AP news usage terms.
New YorkAP reports cities large and small chase new plants to boost economies. Officials say 40 million dollars were spent last year by state and local agencies to attract industry, while firms outline needs for sites. The piece notes suburban protests, and mentions Stratford Ontario as a site choice for a 900000 investment.
A collection of humorous clips from Lyons News Coffeyville Journal Parsons Sun Florence Bulletin and Wichita Eagle reflecting on crime deterrence satire about aging insurance and national security. The jokes juxtapose chair punishments with modern social critique.
J C Cleaver president of Cleaver-Brooks Co Milwaukee proposes an industrial rule of thumb for selecting plant sites. The method arose from the firm search for a Canadian market plant to service boilers and burners and from the flood of letters and leaflets received during the process.
Kansas City AP report describes bus driver C A Renfro spotting two men with stockings over their heads attempting to board. He sped the bus, causing the first robber to tumble back through the door, and fled. no holdup occurred.
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