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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1963
Page
4
Editorial praises Mr and Mrs Claude E Freidline deceased for earmarking a discretionary charitable trust. Funds aid future community needs in health education religion and welfare. The Heritage Room at the City Library symbolizes their confidence in people and may inspire further gifts or trusts to support regional culture and services.
The passage notes De Gaulle's bold diplomacy, a Congressman's stance against nepotism, and contrasts a bachelor with a childless father. It mentions December price drops with little neighborly impact and a Christmas dinner with extra guests, ending with a reminder of George Washington's birthday.
The piece notes 229000 more federal workers planned this year as a sign of efforts to curb unemployment. It recalls Benjamin Franklin's birthday January 30 as National Thrift Day and contrasts past penny postcards with today’s four cent stamps. It ends with a cautious view that the government’s growth might undermine itself.
Twenty five years ago Lester Welch was elected chairman of the committee to plan the annual Fourth of July celebration sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The article lists committee members and notes local events including church class activities and a car fire incident.
Washington D C veterans report a looming closed door debate in the House Appropriations Subcommittee on funding a Potomac river sewage disposal plant opposite Mount Vernon. The fight pits Rep. Kirwan and allies against Rep. Bolton and Alabama Governor George Wallace activists, amid desegregation tensions and riverfront development interests.
Dear Dr Molner explains rheumatic fever causes and effects. It details heart damage risk and prognosis with vigilance and energy conservation. Warns against reinfection, notes valve inflammation risk and the role of antibiotics and bed rest. Also mentions penicillin and dental infection considerations.
Joy Stilley recounts a lunch date mix up in a midtown restaurant caused by misreading reservations. The narrator and her partner of the day both arrive for Pat Hanson, not realizing the two Pat Hansons share a married name used differently. Both women finally meet and begin conversation before the mix up unfolds.
Clips and quotes from Emporia Gazette Iola Register St John News Coffeyville Journal Concordia Blade Empire Goodyear Aircraft balloons spotted. Items include baseball holdover talk and traffic light installations, with quips on peace, work, and dining.
A reader asks whether to mail a marriage gift check to the niece in her maiden name or future married name and is advised to use the maiden name to ensure cashing before the wedding. The second inquiry on jelly with biscuits recommends using a knife rather than a fork for spreading.
Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas by enews Publishing Company with staff listing including McCreight Hovorka advertising and circulation editors. It notes publication evenings except Sunday and post office postage, with Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates for local and out of state areas.
A brief TV log from KOTV Channel 6 KODE Channel 2 WDAF Channel 4 and KOAM Channel 7 catalogs programs and scheduling notes for viewers across multiple stations. Highlights include prime time lineup references and channel assignments.
Frances Perkins served as secretary from 1933 to 1945 guiding labor policy and pioneering women in the cabinet. The piece notes U S firms courting power, housing, and development roles in Puerto Rico with renewed efforts and reaction.
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