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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1964

Page

10

McAuliffe’s Defiant Reply to German Ultimatum

Gen Anthony C McAuliffe recalled Bastogne surrender demand that offered two hours to answer The German ultimatum demanded capitulation and McAuliffe famously replied Nuts his concise defiance symbolizing Allied resilience The story traces his stubborn stand during the siege and its lasting wartime impact

Bastogne McAuliffe U.S.A

113th Birthday For Topeka Woman

Mrs Ida Thornburgh celebrated her 113th birthday at home in Topeka living alone. She remained active after a fractured pelvis from a fall after her 112th birthday and enjoys watching television. Her children live in Topeka and she recalls Civil War ancestors.

Topeka Ida Thornburgh

Recent Moisture Favorable to Wheat

Federal and state Agriculture Agencies report wheat plants have generally responded well to recent moisture. Surface moisture remains short in the northwest, but plants have utilized available water. Colder temperatures and snow reduced grazing, though warmer weather last week lifted some cover. some drying conditions are needed to resume grazing.

Topeka

Street signs to replace Dead End with No Outlet in Louisville

Louisville officials will replace Dead End street signs with No Outlet signs. Traffic engineer Arthur R. Daniel said the word Dead carries a displeasing connotation to some people, prompting the change.

Louisville Arthur R. Daniel

Thayer Area Thayer Sunflower Club annual Christmas dinner

Thayer Area Thayer Sunflower Club held its annual Christmas dinner and party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harrs with many members and guests exchanging gifts and enjoying games. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Elliott, club president. Willing Workers class members gathered for caroling and a Christmas refreshment, and new officers were elected.

Thayer — Sunflower Club Ernest Harrs Verne Elliott H. E. Anderson Ray Beeman Earl Peterson Taft Stafford Harold Umbarger Harry Robison Jesse Johnston Ruth Rash Eva Pownall Bernice Walt Frances Hazen Ruby Loyd Evelyn Burton Elliott The Christian Church Larry Barsch Leonard Leake Dale Carleson Stanley Stitt Merle Modesitt M. H. Minnich Umbarger HDU Clarence Wehling Martha Stafford Stafford Alice Williams Verne Paddock

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