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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1962
Page
4
A reflective piece celebrates Christmas as a beloved yearly season of warmth, thoughtfulness, and shared humanity. It notes familiar music and traditions, the widespread Christian atmosphere, and the enduring hope of another Christmas next year.
The writer expresses holiday goodwill and a hope for a merry Christmas on December 25th. He urges giving to others, sharing abundance, and a generous heart during the festive season.
Tribune files recall a Christmas charity drive delivering baskets to over 200 needy families as five trucks complete the aid and a community tree at the Municipal auditorium will distribute toys to four to five hundred children. The piece also notes visiting relatives and several local holiday anecdotes from 25 and 50 years ago.
A Drew Pearson roundup contrasts people boosting Christmas cheer with those reducing happiness through zoning, tax rules, and Brazil. It cites Haverford Township tax fights against religious establishments, Rep. Floyd Breeding hiring his wife with taxpayer funds, and oil companies backing a large suburban tank project. It also notes editors striking, and Renner Inc Philadelphia driving charity cleanups, Kennedy and McNamara boosting missile strength for USA safety.
North Pole dispatch says Santa and eight reindeer are heading toward the American border for a nationwide delivery. Santa plans to give a gift to every child, good or bad, while Cluny the elf presents an angel of peace to be shared across homes for one day.
Dr Molner explains trench mouth not spread by kissing or shared cups. Proper treatment includes cleaning infected gums and tartar removal with hydrogen peroxide or sodium perborate. antibiotics help only with cleaning, and early care prevents tooth loss. He notes transmission is possible but not guaranteed and urges prompt dental attention.
Archeologists found petrified prisoners buried in Egypt. These were really hardened criminals. Young women boast about hair then and now struggle with skirts. Aunt Effie dislikes mud packs on hogs. The law favors those who can hire the best lawyer. Dames played bridge. Hubby’s birthday prompts offers. The doctor faces a tongue inquiry after a tired patient.
The listing shows primetime TV by station KOTV KODE.Tv WDAF and KOAM with time slots from 6:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Programs include Loretta Young Laramie Bridges Benny Meore Third Man Tonight Hawaiian Eye and Peter Gunn along with news weather and sports segments.
The ban the bomb vessel Everyman III returned to Gravesend England after an unsuccessful voyage to the Soviet Union. Captain Dr Earle Reynolds and 12 nuclear disarmers aimed to land in Leningrad to talk with Russians and distribute leaflets but were refused permission. The crew scuttled their ship, which was later refloated and sailed to Stockholm for repairs.
A survey of 125 Ohio dairy farmers finds seven earn cash profits of $10,000 or more annually from their cows after labor and management costs, with a 5 percent tax implied.
Ohio State University agricultural economists analyzed capital charges for land, buildings, livestock, machinery, and feed, outlining the value of farm assets and the cost of capital for producers.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details for Highland Kansas and Chanute, noting publisher Dwight McCreight and staff roles. It outlines subscription options by mail in local counties and outside four counties with annual, semi annual, and monthly rates.
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