Junior Deputy Sheriff Leagues Grow In Alachua County Florida
Editorial notes 17 groups of junior deputy sheriff leagues in Alachua County with boys learning law enforcement under officers. Groups elect a lieutenant and sergeant for every 20, wear uniforms, and perform duties such as parking cars, school crossing guards, and guarding schools discreetly. Recreation includes camp-outs and weapon handling training. open to all races, with long term community safety benefits. Chanute’s example cited as inspiration for year round programs.
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People's Forum Dog Owners' Costs Go Higher
The Tribune letters argue Humane Society overreliance on money as stray dogs and cats are killed. They criticize high fees, advocate $3 total for licenses, warn welfare owners cannot pay $5, and call for better city pound management. They urge transparent accounting and local control over animal enforcement.
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Rise in delinquency tied to board game decline
The text links rising juvenile delinquency with the fall of parcheesi and carrom boards. It notes a Broadway actor's father will stay on his farm instead of taking an offered apartment. It mentions party members still pride themselves in affiliation, Kennedy’s world speaking tour, and a critique of enforcing law abroad versus at home.
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Resignation Shifts Kansas Legislature Toward Fewer Spices
Representative Peppercorn of the Kansas Legislature resigns to take a federal post. The coming session will be less spicy without him as the body adjusts to new leadership. The note contrasts with a reader’s query about crepe suzette, defines it, and mocks pricey dining. It also laments the Air Force stopping Russian fuel in Japan and jokes about Communist fuel for bombs, while noting payroll cuts for $4,800 annual earners under Social Security.
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Chanute Blue Comets down Titans for first win of 1937 league
From Tribune Files Twenty Five Years Ago led by Ralph and Dick Miller the Chanute Blue Comets won or first time this season by beating Columbus Titans 39 to 27 Friday night. A heavy snow blanketed Chanute adding to the sleet that fell Thursday night. Relief agencies faced fuel clothing and food shortages as the cold wave moved in. Members of the First Methodist church men’s chorus hosted a surprise turkey dinner for T A Jeffers. H V Heilman left for Manhattan to represent Neosho county at a state soil conservation meeting.
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Kennedy Tries to Woo Congress in Roundabout Fashion
As the 87th Congress opens, President Kennedy repeats a tactic used by Truman and Roosevelt, courting the public to pressure Congress after mixed cooperation on foreign aid and major measures. Time magazine controversy over a flattering portrait adds White House friction. Kennedy plans to push back at Capitol Hill as he did in his first year.
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Bruise Clues On Blood Thinners And Liver Disease
Reader questions about bruising from blood thinners. Dr Molner explains slow clotting, prothrombin tests, and adjusting dosage. Also clarifies fat distribution, egg consumption for the elderly, Laennec cirrhosis causes, esophageal varices, and cancer risk with liver disease.
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Bible Verse Echoes Divine Vigilance and Blessing
A brief religious note cites II Chronicles 16 9, highlighting the Lord surveying the earth to show strength for those with blameless hearts. The verse underscores divine attentiveness and favor toward faithful conduct.
Altoona Happenings And Blessings From Year End Events
Altoona social round up includes visits by Wichita residents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ramsey and their children to the Lour family. a Watch Night at the Methodist church on New Year’s Eve. Rose Gamble of Enid Oklahoma visiting with her parents the Gambles. Mrs. Madge Addington vacationing with the Harley Newlands at Sedgwick and with Bruce Addington’s family in Salina. Public installation of 1962 Altoona Eastern Star officers held. Lora Coddington and other officers installed. Refreshments and gifts noted. several local residents hosting holiday guests from Bartlesville Roth Lawton and Lawrence. The high school alumni banquet saw 90 attendees. Virgil Gamble and family plan Cheyenne visit. newborn Alice Elaine Evans welcomed Friday.
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Sedgwick
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Lyle Reeds
Bartlesville
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Lawton
Altoona Eastern Star
Alta Aldridge
Beryl Green
Marshall
Nanna McKean
Ralph Russell
Edith Davidson
Lora Coddington
Ode Pease
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Stella Kelly
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Bery Green
Oral Borland
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University of Kansas
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Wedding Etiquette Sparks and Grooms Gift Habits
In clips from Augusta Gazette and Concordia Blade-Empire a syndicated etiquette column discusses modern brides and grooms. It notes the groom often purchases gifts such as pearls, silver, and china, and may select the bride’s bouquet and usher gifts while reconsidering his opinions.
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Bank directors sworn in Neosho County Kansas
A notarized statement from January 8 1962 confirms W G Bodley Joseph G Lewis and Wm Gough as bank directors in Neosho County Kansas. Marie Bideau a Notary Public certifies under oath that she is not an officer or director of the bank. Her commission expires December 13 1965.
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Chanute Tribune details and subscription rates
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details including staff roles and contact points. Subscription rates are shown for Neosho, Allen, Wilson and Woodson Counties, with prices for various term lengths. The paper is published evenings except Sunday and is a second class matter under the March 3 1879 act.
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Television Listings Dense Six States Stations Include Program Schedule
A dated TV log lists daytime and prime time shows across KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM channels. Entries include The Rifleman Password Dobie Gillis Dick Powell Show Red Skelton My Three Sons 77 Sunset Strip The Garry Moore Show Alfred Hitchcock Jack Paar Weather News and multiple movies such as Two Senoritas from Chicago Seven Days Ashore Zanzibar.
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Laramie
Password
Dobie Gillis
Dick Powell
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
Alfred Hitchcock
Jack Paar
Chicago
Hollywood
Continental Classroom
Gt Ata
Alvin
Volcy
Brothers Branna
Perry Come
Horne
Mid-America
Bob Newhart
Zanzibar
Local Social News Recaps Holiday and Family Visits
Gamble returns while Mrs. Gamble stays longer. Dean Hyde and son from Wichita visit Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hyde. Gayle Smith family vacationed in Hot Springs with Karl Smith and wife. M. C. Mitchell party from Fredonia spent holidays in McAllen Texas. Bundy family hosted several relatives from Cleburne Enid and Neodesha plus W W Thomas and Floyd Thomas. Etta Trichler stayed with Harbert Hanson. Leslie Sloan in serious condition after heart attack in Fredonia hospital. Roy Harkrader Jr. travels to Kansas City.
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Wichita
George C. Hyde
Gayle Smith
Dianne
Kathy
Hot Springs
Ark
Karl Smith
M. C. Mitchell
Thomas Mitchell
Fredonia
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Cleburne
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Enid
Okla
Dale Harwood
Neodesha
W. W. Thomas
Floyd Thomas
Kaw City
Etta Trichler
Harbert Hanson
Leslie Sloan
Roy Harkrader Jr
Kansas City
French speakers form a quarter of Canada's 18 million people
About 4.5 million Canadians of 18 million speak French as their native tongue. The figure highlights language distribution within Canada, indicating a significant French speaking population alongside the majority English speakers.
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