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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1961
Page
4
The piece notes unemployment over seven percent, a drop in newsprint use and ad spending, and a mood of caution amid the recession. It cites savings rising as credits fall, calls for Rooseveltian reassurance, and touches on shifting birth patterns and rural life anecdotes from the plains and farm settings.
The itemized clippings mention a caustic remark by a man named Joh about cigarette disposal at a motel. A New York paper adds an Arts Editor, joking about Walter Winchill. The piece notes taxes taking six of 22 workdays, and a Kansas City wife struck with a hot iron during ironing. The ad remark mocks laundries enjoying free publicity.
Tribune Files recalls twenty five years ago when Hugo T Wedell associate justice of the Kansas Supreme Court and Mrs Wedell returned home to vote in the primary election Francis G Yeoman KU Lawrence summer student elected to Rhadamanthi national poetry society and Mrs Ingersoll’s Canada trip noted Also mention of local visits and gatherings with families and friends
Fictional phone call from a mysterious voice at the White House tests Kennedy as he works late. The piece recounts Joe Kennedy's WWII mission and Jack Kennedy's path to politics, while Cuban underground shifts and McLellan subpoenas echo in the backdrop.
Insect allergy and hazards of partial cigarette use are described by experts. Dust from insects and molds triggers hay fever and asthma, with some allergic to dust alone and others to dust and pollen. Relighting half smoked cigarettes may double lung cancer risk, say British physicians.
James Marlow analyzes the Soviet Communist party program released in Moscow. He warns of ongoing global turmoil for decades, detailing promises of a richer future while outlining aims to spread communism through peaceful coexistence and parliamentary gains, leading to eventual control.
Clip notes a mother guiding her four year old to say grace on a hot day. The boy whispers a blunt line about inviting guests, turning the moment into a humorous family quip.
A religious verse references Saint Paul encouraging Timothy to rekindle the gift of God within him. The line is drawn from a broader biblical exhortation urging inner strength and faith. The citation Il Timothy 1.6 appears to mark the source.
Dr. Molner explains that low mood ranges from mild sadness to severe depression, noting some cases require hospitalization while others respond to evolving drug therapies. He emphasizes careful use of "psychic energizers," ongoing research, and medical evaluation such as blood counts to uncover contributing conditions.
World Medical News reports on a barbiturate based antidote combined with a restorative that activates if a patient ingests too many pills. The system aims to prevent overdose by triggering a protective response.
Channel listings for KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and others show a dense lineup from morning to late night with cartoons talk shows news soaps and westerns. Notable entries include Wagon Train Malibu Run Danger Man Price Right Angel Kraft Mystery Theatre Naked City Bachelor Daddy and The Third Man among hours across channels.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff and publishing details including publisher Dwight McCreight department managers James E Sheridan and others. It notes mailing class, post office entry at Chanute Kansas and Associated Press membership. Subscription rates are displayed for local and Kansas outside counties.
Parsons Sun notes the space ride is estimated to cost about 400 million dollars. The Wichita Eagle adds a quip on silk stockings from cabbage and a warning that they could end up in salad later.
In the probate court of Neosho County Kansas Ina May Gardner was appointed executrix of the will of William N Gardner deceased and letters testamentary issued August 1 1961 Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred The attorney for the executrix is Charles E Kenshall Chanute Kansas
In line with contemporary management practice a Wellington firm grants its custodian broad sweeping authority, reflecting a shift toward centralized control and streamlined decision making within the organization.
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