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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1963
Page
4
An editorial questions a government loan program for seniors 62 plus offering 4 percent interest over 30 years to buy or improve homes in rural areas. It argues the plan risks long debt as many may not live to repay, cites life expectancy concerns, and warns of burden on widows and future generations.
The writer paints West Okoboji as the queen among Iowa’s Great Lakes, with tree lined shores and coves. Watercraft of all kinds fill the lake while cottages, motels, camps, and parks line the shore. The atmosphere remains welcoming and informal despite growing crowds.
Tribune Files recalls a second 103 degree day this summer tying the year’s high for the date. A Chanute dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Moody featured guest Robert M. Trump of Ottawa.
Dear Dr Molner notes that allergies can cause post nasal drip but obstructions and chronic irritation are common. Skin tests reveal foods trigger reactions and avoiding them helped. Readers ask about peptic ulcers psoriasis gout diet iron and how to obtain Dr Molner’s booklets.
The account recalls a 1925 Ku Klux Klan parade on Pennsylvania Avenue with 25 000 in hooded regalia and a concurrent clash as troops under General MacArthur dispersed veterans. It also notes the 1932 Bonus Army peaceful protest and contrasts it with the forceful 1925 events, including a cross burning and streetcar disruption.
HAL BOYLE surveys reader mail and tidbits to sketch a lively 1960s portrait. Americans eat over 166 pounds of red meat yearly while the nation houses two thirds of the world’s motor vehicles. Iceland orders children to learn swimming. the Pacific Ocean dwarfs continents at 63.8 million square miles. Water use rises to five million pounds per person annually. Inflation and Berlin watchers color the week, with quips from Marion Powers and Yul Brynner. Cats live up to 21 years, with one record at 35. Somerset Maugham riffs on American wife perfection.
Before Timothy Lynch was born in Louisville, R. E. Lynch planned travel to the hospital and cut the trip to 12 minutes. On the big day the couple reached on time but Lynch waited six hours as the birth occurred.
A speaker extols the liberated people of Washington, praising gratitude as the march marks its second installment. The address frames the event as a venerated moment for civic progress and national reflection.
TV listings show KODE TV Channel 12, WDAF TV Channel 4, KOAM TV Channel 7, KOTV Channel 6 with schedule notes at 6:30 PM and 8:30 PM, color program designation noted as C in parentheses.
The sentence has awkward construction and a comma splice with if. It should read We must not fear the final result if we watch for possible errors. Putative is pronounced PYOO tuh tiv. The misspelled word is apperture (correct is aperture) though appertain and appurtenances are correct varieties of related terms.
The piece collects witty lines from Coffeyville Journal and Russell News about mountains to move, bathing suit fashion, word meanings, and a joke about a man forgetting to mail a letter. Southwest Shorty recalls his mother setting a pattern with a girl pushing his buggy, implying ongoing money troubles.
This item lists queries on spelling meaning and word origins. It asks about attempting persuasion to visit, a possible misspelling of granary, the word oscillate, ostracize, ostensible, ostentatious, the meaning of prose lyte, and a me starting word meaning important.
Public notices from Neosho County Kansas probate court list hearings for final settlement in the estate of John Halbert Eddy with administrator Robert Pennington. Another notice seeks appointment of an administrator for Lettav V McConnell, with Arthur T Dugan as petitioner and Raiu Bailey as Chanute attorneys.
A Coffeyville Journal quotation notes that any girl can obtain a pearl from an oyster, but a smart one can obtain a diamond from an old crab, implying clever insight unlocks value from unlikely sources.
A brief editorial from the Atchison Globe argues prevention begins in early childhood rather than punitive punishment, urging focus on child welfare and education to reduce crime long term.
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