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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1958
Page
4
A reader reflects on lessons of equality amid a classroom moment and questions whether social justice truly applies to minority children. The piece probes how race and skin color may affect access to organizations and seating in public spaces.
A daily Bible verse presents Psalms 90 verse 17 asking for God’s beauty to be upon us. The brief note emphasizes divine favor and blessing in daily life.
A writer recounts a Rainy Lake journey from International Falls to a remote camp aboard the SS Minnie. The piece contrasts pristine wilderness with grim questions on segregation and equal rights, urging active pursuit of justice and compassionate outreach to oppressed groups.
A collection of humorous quotes from multiple papers. Witty observations cover aging Italian film stars, smiles as a cure, oil-well laundry, racing households, Scottish delinquency, and generational life perspectives. Notable lines from Wellington News Yates Center News Wichita Eagle Augusta Gazette Pittsburg Sun.
Tribune Files reports auditors W C Hall and Grant M Acton from Lawrence described abundant evidence of conservative and economical city management in the official report. The Era lists various local notes including a fire destroying a refrigerator motor, a company move, staffing changes, a prize golf tournament, a saddle horse purchase, a gas contract with Big Creek, and the resignation of E J McCune as clerk of the board of education.
Former White House aide Sherman Adams is depicted as having a charmed life despite ongoing regard for the Adams incident. The piece cites two recent episodes: Goldfine's gift to Sen. Payne influencing Maine elections and Tran Van Ky seeking an explanation of postwar morals, with Adams responding politely but ambiguously.
Dr Cranes advice celebrates typewriters and dictionaries as top student gifts. He argues typewriters boost appearance, grades and spelling and urges learning the touch system with prizes for progress. He recommends a college dictionary an inexpensive encyclopedia and a Bible or New Testament for study.
AP analysis notes unemployment fell slightly between mid-July and mid-August mainly due to removing students from the labor force. For mature workers, conditions barely changed as auto talks and potential strikes loom as the key test for sustaining the recovery and boosting factory hours and consumer spending.
The items ask for corrections to a sentence and for pronunciation of sophist, identify misspelled word choices, define pendent, and classify differing in kind. Answers include omit have, sahf ist, Chautauqua, pendent meaning suspended, and heterogeneous.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt says Moscow has no littering due to total discipline of Russian people during her Tucson stop. She notes streets are clean and cites absence of even a match as evidence. The remark reflects her view on social order observed in Moscow.
A dense schedule list outlines TV programming across channels KOAM TV 7 KOTV 6 WDAF 4 KODE 12 and more. Entries include Richard Diamond Dragnet Sea Hunt Buckskin Price Is Right Music Bingo Union Pacific and diverse daytime to late night shows with news weather sports and late movies.
At the Kansas State Fair in Topeka, Agriculture Secretary Benson warned a record wheat harvest will create a historic surplus, most of it in government hands. He urged a program balancing production, promoting research and education, and expanding markets while avoiding incentives for low quality wheat.
Four states Michigan Texas Florida and California account for about 40 percent of polio cases in the 35 weeks ended Aug 30 1958 Detroit may be hardest hit while the U S overall shows a record low year for the post Salk vaccine period with 2223 cases.
The piece notes outbreaks across the nation with Michigan leading in reported cases and other states like New York and Ohio following. It cites National Foundation spokesmen blaming low Salk vaccine uptake for continued infections and mentions Miami Dade County with a significant tally.
Mt Zion club met on September 4 with Mrs Blaine Wilson guest Mrs Eugene Lee attended. Door prize went to Mrs Charles Goff. Next meeting set for September 18 with Mrs Sherman Goff. Several locals attended state fair in Topeka. Kenneth Brown of California visiting friends here. Families visited Uniontown and Un iontown area relatives. Ted Crossfield dies in tractor accident. Funeral held at Elk City Christian Church. Old Settler’s Reunion and picnic at Uniontown.
Mrs. Clyde Cook and the Miller families visited Mrs. Will Miller’s home with relatives. Donald Miller and Edna McCall from Kansas City joined the weekend gathering at the Miller residence. Lester Davis toured from Olathe to spend time with the Finley Myers family. Clyde Cook and Regina joined Roland Kelsey for a Saturday evening gathering. Roosevelt signed the pay as you go income tax bill in 1943.
1957 TH-V-195-2 sp. R axle and 1955 TH-R-220-8 sp. RR Trans. 1955 White WC-24 PLT-2 sp. 1955 Reo-V-8 Eng.-2 sp. 1953 White WC-22. 1953 Dodge 3 ton 2 sp. 1953 GMC-450 2 sp. 1952 GMC-450 2 sp. 1952 GMC-650 Diesel 2 sp. 1952 GMC-620 Diesel 2 sp. 1951 Ford-F-800 2 sp. 1950 GMC-720 2 sp.
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