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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
4
Editorial calls for nationwide bell ringing and horn blowing at noon on July 4 to honor the Declaration of Independence. The Optimist club leads local efforts with cooperative groups from hamlet to city, urging safe reflection and a prayer of thanks for freedom.
The author, a casual art observer, praises sculpture and singles out Copenhagen’s Little Mermaid as the finest piece. He notes its fame, discusses his limited knowledge of sculpture, and shares anecdotes about the statue and a former model linked by local lore.
Dr Molner notes rheumatoid arthritis can now be managed better with correct diagnosis via tests and imaging. He urges calm, rest, balanced nutrition, and gradual joint mobility, warns of possible stiffness, and discusses splinting and risks of steroids and infections.
B M Dunham is Chanute's new mayor at age 48 as city officials appoint Emery W Nobles and Dr Ralph A Light to fill the vacant city attorney post left by Watson Stewart's death until the spring election next April. The item also notes local visit plans and community notices from the period.
HAL BOYLE reflects on nostalgia and childhood memories in New York AP column. He recalls era details from cream soda to Indian head pennies, gambling on sidewalks, Kite mischief, and changing fashions, painting a vivid portrait of bygone days and simple pleasures.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson outlines five leads involving Grumman Aircraft and its links to the Democratic Party in the General Dynamics TFX contract saga. He cites private sessions, political fundraising, communications with Johnson aides, and questions over subcontracting in Massachusetts and a $50,000 fundraising dinner.
To cook packaged prunes, bring a pound of fruit to a boil in a quart of water. Simmer briefly, then let the fruit and its juice stand overnight for tender results.
Neva G Yahns petitions in Neosho County Probate Court to admit the 1955 will of Clay R Knapp and appoint Yahns executrix without bond. Court in Erie Kansas will hear on July 18 1963 at 10:00 A M. Attorneys Balch and Bailey represent the petitioner.
The Chanute Kansas publication lists department managers including John Weverka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben 8 Nicholas mechanical and Dorsey Osborn press. It notes publication in evenings except Sunday and entry as second class master with postage paid at the post office. The entry shows amounts 15.00 and 4.25.
Broadcast listings show KODE TV WDAF KOAM and KOTV with air times around 6:30 and 8:00 p.m. WEDNI 7.3% audience note appears for the evening schedule.
MCPHERSON AP A sandstone fort on the G E Bengtson farm in northern McPherson County recalls perilous plains days a century ago when Indian bands roamed central Kansas. Built by Swedish native Dr John Rundstrom to defend his family the fort had 9 foot walls and 3 inch gun slits later expanded into a barn with a more polished sandstone addition. Rundstrom arrived in 1868 lived briefly in Minnesota and later moved near Lindsborg where he filed a homestead. He built a house nearby with Chicago lumber and a then rare double siding and a now-removed three story watch tower. He left the region in the late 1880s and spent his final years in Chicago.
The questions ask about grammar pronunciation spelling and vocabulary. Answer: 1. The comma and phrasing are awkward. use This basket is much fuller than that one, and I am very impressed by your generosity. 2. Intrusive is pronounced in-tru-sive with stress on the second syllable. 3. misspelled: intemperance (spelled incorrectly as intem perance). 4. Flagrant means clearly offensive conspicuously wrong. 5. A word beginning with it that means a deadlock: stalemate is not starting with it. the term is impasse starting with im not it.
A set of five clues or lines includes a remark about near full baskets and generosity, a request for trochaic pronunciation with stress on the second syllable, a word meaning hindrance, a dramatic phrase about flaming into notice and flagrant evils, and a synonym for impasse.
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