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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1962
Page
4
Herm an Honas of 1610 S Central urges Chanute to leverage a vocational training program to attract industry. He notes water power housing and transport, plus skilled technicians, are key for bringing in industrial leaders and creating local employment. He cites education as a driver and calls for building programs to produce craftsmen locally.
A guidance expert warns a shoddy toy can erode a child's confidence while a sturdy toy may frustrate them. The liquor by the drink question in the state is moot and likely to grow trickier before resolution. The theater's main issue is seating in the middle rows and ensuring steady audience flow.
A light column jests at brief cases for brief people, notes a tiny October cost of living drop, and imagines fur coats bought with savings. A local girl rejects a beau who resembles a clock, a congressman vows no strings, and jury duty returns as an unavoidable civic obligation.
Tribune Files recalls 25 years ago reports on WPA funding rises of 23 million a month and local need in Southeastern Kansas. It notes district director Ben S Hudson urging action for 2 000 workers and lists organizational elections at Chanute Royal Arch Masons plus a decorative altar display for Our Lady of Guadalupe.
A collection of humorous quotes illustrating everyday invitations and remarks that can backfire. The piece notes how casual offers from neighbors IRS offices, poker games, or stock tips can derail plans and expose folly in social situations. Also included is a science tidbit about a mouse hair enlarged 4200 times resembling a tree trunk.
Washington reports that Justice William O. Douglas plans to retire, potentially splitting the longtime Black-Douglas alliance on the Supreme Court. The Kennedy era and oil interests figure into Senate and White House dynamics as Kerr and other power players shape reactions to the looming vacancy.
A health column by Dr. Molner explains risks of delaying prostate care and outlines diagnostic methods, common questions about surgery effects on sexual activity, and non surgical options. It notes that proper function can largely remain unaffected and emphasizes timely treatment to prevent complications.
Prairie View Center Grove Ladies Aid met at the Francis Barnett home for a Christmas dinner. Sixteen members attended along with two guests, three children, and seven men. Attendees included Edna Barnett, Mary E. Barnett, Leona Lassman, Ruth Fisher of Topeka, and others. The guests were Mrs. Bill Sharp and Mrs. Doris Peck of Iola. Children were from the McNeal family. The men present were not listed.
Kimball Area News reports the birth of Ronald Alan Tredway to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tredway Sedan weighing 8 pounds 14 2 ounces. He is the couple’s first child and nephew of Mrs. Page. Various local visits and community notices follow, including charity shipments to veterans and church group activities.
The log lists programs for KOTV Channel 6 KODE TV Channel 12 WDAF TV Channel 4 KOAM TV Channel 7 with varied items across stations. Listings cover prime time segments and scheduled broadcasts for the evening schedule.
The Neosho County Board of Commissioners on November 30 1962 closed and vacated a road described as running in the NE% of Section 14 Township 29 Range 20 to the Neosho River about a half mile. A public viewing and objection hearing are scheduled for January 1963 at the north end of the road location at 2 PM. The Chanute Tribune Chanute Kansas December 1962.
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