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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1958
Page
4
The article notes a discussion with housewives about women as the greatest unreleased power. It suggests both awareness and uncertainty among women and mentions a panel dominated by men in the discussion.
A daily Bible verse invites readers to gather in the house of God as Nehemiah 6 10 emphasizes unity in worship. The brief devotional urges communal prayer and shared faith within the church community.
A satirical survey argues modern kitchens shape female influence in politics. It suggests housewives' clubs and household tech empower women to steer public affairs, while hinting at subconscious control from behind the scenes.
A Texas reader replies to a Rand piece about Eisenhower's UN General Assembly pledge on oil to Arabs and peace. The letter extols water's value for Texans, cites per person usage, and recalls a West Texas rancher who wants every drop of rain to fall on Texas.
Tribune Files recalls Sunflower Electric and Supply Co moving yesterday from 5 West Main to 15 South Highland, the former Elks building. E. W. Edwards founded the company and has led Chanute operations since 1911. Local market prices and various community notes follow, including band concert plans and school enrollment up 116 from last year.
A Cherryvale man admits he knows little about arithmetic but notes 36 24 35 add up to a nice figure. The note appears in the Cherryvale Republican. An Emporia Gazette item mentions four widowed bridge club members hosting a joint meeting at a tavern last night.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues internal dissension at home signals greater risk of war abroad. He notes warnings from European leaders, Dulles brinkmanship, Chiang Kai-shek’s resistance to neutralizing Quemoy, and U S options involving Warsaw talks, with potential implications from China and Russia.
Dr. George Crane argues that women seek male professionals in medicine law and church and notes high readership for his column. He cites psychological bias favoring male advisers, Dorothy Dix inspired columns, and his own credibility as reasons readers trust him. He emphasizes counseling as a serious blend of medicine psychology and morality.
No coherent news article readable. The fragment lists publication details for the He Huanute Tribune Chanute Kansas including staff roles, publishing dates, and subscription rates. It also notes association with the Associated Press and a range of subscription prices.
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. developed pneumonia in his lower right lung, worsening his critical status at Harlem Hospital. The 29 year old Montgomery pastor and civil rights leader was signing copies of Stride Toward Freedom when a 42 year old woman, Izola Ware Curry, attacked him with a steel letter opener. Curry is under mental observation at Bellevue Hospital with no coherent motive given.
A dense listing of Tuesday and Wednesday TV schedules with channel assignments and time slots for shows including Mr Adams and Eve, The George Gobel Show, To Tell The Truth, Colgate Theatre, Arthur Godfrey Show, Jet Jackson, Bob Cummings Show, Californians, Bid n Buy, The Honeymooners, and many daytime and nighttime programs across KOAM, KOTV, WDAF, and KODE.
Washington reports no new openings in the Warsaw talks between the United States and Red China. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles plan to review the crisis on return from Newport as Red China stands firm on Formosa and seeks a U.S. pullback. Beam and Wang met for 1 1/2 hours and agreed to reconvene Thursday with tensions rising over Quemoy, raising the possibility of UN action if no progress occurs.
Humboldt circles of the Baptist Women Missionary Society met last week with study sessions on Life Giving Stream Christ and devotionals. Camp Crawford near Fredonia was announced as the House Party venue for October 10-11 with many attendees and officers in attendance.
In Wichita an owner was locked in a meat cooler for three hours by two suspects who used a sledge hammer to break out. They opened a safe and stole 2244 dollars. The victim Roger Sowders could not describe the assailants who approached from behind and hooded him with a butcher’s apron.
NEWTON AP Henry Wayne Crist operator of Waynes Tavern Newton was charged with arson by police yesterday in connection with a Sunday morning fire at the tavern. Crist arrested after returning from a Kansas City trip claimed he knew nothing of the fire and said he went to Kansas City to pick up a sister. Police said Crist purchased two gallons of acetone.
A Saturday incident at a New Town store caused a fire that damaged tavern walls and ceiling with extensive smoke damage reported.
The Internal Revenue Service will publish all approved income tax exemption applications for nonprofit educational charitable and religious groups starting November 3. The move under a new law allows disclosure of the agency's reasons for granting exemptions and will let the public inspect the filings with sensitive supporting papers withheld to protect trade secrets or defense information.
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