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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1958
Page
4
The editorial argues leaders must combine talent with wisdom and courage while acknowledging human limits. It cites Sherman Adams as an example of a fallible leader who resigned after public pressure, noting that the nation suffers when its leaders are not flawless.
A short religious verse cites I Peter chapter 4 verse 8 urging charity to cover many sins. No further context or attribution is provided.
In a travelogue tone the author boards a 2:30 p.m. Idlewild departure to Lisbon, noting crowded skies and irregular meal service on the DC-7. The account describes jet-age discomfort, long flights, and the odd rhythm of in-flight dining as the plane lands in Portugal after a 92 hour journey from New York.
Dorothy Ham DeVault of Ohio won a national contest with an apple twist pie that resembled small eclairs and delighted judges. The note highlights Chanute’s long tradition of excellent home cooking and the fond memory of DeVault as a former Chanute girl associated with local baking lore.
In a letter to The Tribune Fred L. Johnson of 520 W Seventh reports six dead rats found in his yard at Seventh and Lafayette. He says a plague of rats makes a good ratter an asset and cites issues caused by a neighbor's hound dog Napoleon.
Chanute Blue Comets defeated Humboldt 18 to 0 as a strong defense limited the opponent. Carl Trembly scored two touchdowns to pace the win and start the football season in strong fashion.
Washington commentary notes Faubus accused Presbyterians of communism triggering clergy backlash. Arkansas ministers respond with calls for votes against his school integration ballot. church leaders urge obedience to law and unity while rejecting hatred amid the Little Rock crisis.
Dr George W Crane explains high fevers can cook brain protein like an egg white creating irreversible gel effects. He warns against rapid fever reduction unless temperatures exceed 105 degrees and cites past uses of hyperpyrexia in syphilis treatment to boost drug effectiveness.
Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter at Chanute Kansas. Rates shown for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties by mail. One month three months six months and one year options with varying prices. Also rates for outside four counties are listed.
The Walnut PTA held its first meeting of the term with Mrs Frances Sands presiding. Three new teachers Loren Randall Wall and Le land Royer were introduced and Mrs Dorsey Welty led recreation. Local families and town residents were noted in visits and travels around Fort Scott Wichita and Delores with several social and family events mentioned.
TV schedule for Thursday and Friday September 25 1958 listing KOAM Channel 7 KOTV Channel 6 WDAF Channel 4 KODE Channel 12 shows across daytime and evening. Programs include Richard Diamond Sea Hunt You Bet Your Life Truth or Consequences House Party Password and more with news weather and sports segments.
International Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa May 14 23 1959 will honor a Pioneer of Pioneers from the industry and award Grand Old Man medals to one man from six divisions including induction refining pipeline and transportation natural gasoline natural gas and equipment and supplies. Nominations require at least 50 years active service with criteria of 40 years active service age and valuable contributions. Friends of Old Timers are asked to clip the coin fill the form and send to IPE Old Timers Committee Box 5205 Donaldson Station Tulsa.
AP Business News analyzes how much business gain may occur with a improving economy. Industry leaders forecast a moderate to good fall advance in durables and soft goods with 1959 prospects brighter. Key quotes cite defense spending, farm income up, and market shifts in apparel and paper industries.
Local columns note rich Texas relatives savor Las Vegas as a money saver while the Marion County Record recalls the city as a fabulous cleanser for wallets. Eureka Herald jokes about chicken necks at PTA meals and Emporia Gazette mentions a rapid auto strike settlement. Garden City Telegram reports a Catfish Serenade and Ukulele Recital in a neighboring county seat town.
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