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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1960

Page

4

Editorial on undelivered Christmas packages and Marquette football

The piece notes over 500000 Christmas packages could be returned due to bad addressing or packaging and argues for clearer addresses and better wrapping. It questions football at universities, highlighting Marquette’s move to drop intercollegiate play to focus on academics, and cites broader trends toward intramural athletics and reduced emphasis on football. It closes with biblical verse and sharp asides about office memos and public perception.

Gossip Column Snippets On Politics And Household Life

A collection of playful vignettes notes social quirks from New Orleans Mardi Gras to household conflicts. It riffs on integration fears, forgotten men, political spending, and evolving toys while poking fun at a newly appointed Secretary of State and other public life ironies.

Clips and Quips from Parsons Sun

A collection of wry sayings and light quips from the Parsons Sun includes a remark on committees of executives and a sharp line about promises in courtship. One item suggests testing a speech with one’s spouse before delivering it.

Veterans share stories and marbles in neighborhood visit

T N Samuels 88 and C A Griffin 96, Civil War veterans, visited 101 year old William H Thacker east of town. They exchanged gifts from Chanute G A R post, and discussed early American history for an hour. Also noted Chanute high school basketball victory and author W W Graves new novel The Broken Treaty.

T. N. Samuels C. A. Griffin William H. Thacker Thacker Samuels Griffin America Neosho County W W. Graves St. Paul Annals of Osage Osage Mission Kansas

Wall Street Firms Dominate Early U S Cabinet Posts

Washington report notes three eastern banking houses Dillon Read Brown Brothers Harriman and Chase Manhattan Bank held key posts in prior administrations and are repeatedly considered for top roles. The piece discusses influence over the economy and foreign policy through defense treasury state and World Bank leadership with names like Dillon and Kennedy figures.

Wall Street U.S Washington Brown Brothers Harriman Poland Baltic States Germany Chase Manhattan Bank Pearson Companies Secretary of Defense World Bank Treasury USA Edmund ‘Pat’ Brown Sen Clair Engle California Kennedy George Killion San Francisco American President Steamship Lines Jesse Tapp Bank of America Killion Brown Democratic National Committee Loew's Theatres Henry Wallace Douglas Dillon Dillon Eisenhower Lon Treasury Department

It Takes Blizzard to Melt Cold Hearts in New York

AP columnist Hal Boyle notes a 17 inch snowstorm reveals New York as a community again. strangers greet each other, share cabs, and helpfulness rises as the city softens its robotic pace, suggesting regular blizzards might reveal its humanity.

N.Y Hal Boyle New York America Garcia

Kansas Statehood Tug of War and Civil War Origins

Kansas and Missouri factions clashed over statehood as the slavery issue split the nation. The 1854 Kansas Nebraska Act let settlers decide, sparking rapid mobilization, Emigrant Aid aid, and pro and anti slavery action that laid the groundwork for Civil War tensions ahead of Kansas’s 19th birthday and the 1961 Civil War centennial events.

Kansas Statehood Kansas City Missouri Congress New England

Chanute Tribune Publisher and staff list page

Chanute Tribune announces publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers James Sherman, Dwight Wallingford, Fay Clopine, Ward, and Dorsey Osborn. Details circulation, office locations, postal class, and subscription rates for Chanute Kansas and surrounding counties.

Chanute Tribune Highlang Chanute, Kas Chanute Publishing Company Dwight McCreight James €. Sheridan Dwight Wallingford Fay Clopine T O Ward Dorsey Osborn Press

Television Log Highlights for December 14 1960

TV guide style listing showing prime time and daytime programs across stations KOAM KODE KOTV WDAF and others for Wednesday December 14 1960 including Wagon Train Aquanauts Price is Right My Sister Eileen Perry Como I’ve Got a Secret Peter Love U S Marshall Weather News Sports Jack Paar Close Up and late night selections across multiple channels.

Wagon Train Wanted Eileen Perry Como Peter Love Mary U.S. Steel Mear U.S. Marshall Jack Paar Ian Murray Tennessee Ernie Ford Johnny Midnight Loretta Young June Allyson Young Dr. Malone Eyewitness News Saint Daddy Bat Materson

Border Wars and Free State Struggles in Bleeding Kansas

The article recounts the Kansas Missouri border conflicts from 1854 to 1860. It notes Missouri voters crossing into Kansas, raids, killings, and arson amid pro slavery vs free state tensions. It covers Lawrence and Lecompton clashes, the Marais des Cygnes massacre, and John Brown’s role. It ends with a probate court notice in Kansas.

Cygnes Kansas Fort Scott Kan Brown Harper’s Ferry John Brown Missouri

Language exercise corrections and definitions

The questions ask to correct a sentence about audience opinion of a prize fight, provide the pronunciation of eleemosynary, pick the misspelled word beautious, define insouciance, and find a ju- word for a secret political group. Suggested corrections and answers: 1. It’s just as I expected, the audience doesn’t like the prize fight. An audience is a group of listeners. 2. Pronounce elle-eh-maw-see-nah-ree with stress on the third syllable. 3. Beautious. 4. A state of being carefree indifferent or thoughtless. Pronounce in-suh-shee-ans with second-syllable stress. 5. junta.

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