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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
4
An editorial notes Americans lose far more money annually than the average income of two thirds of the world. It argues education, media, and transport are shrinking distance, making the gap between rich and poor painfully obvious and challenging to bridge.
The piece critiques railroad layoffs after wage wins for non operating staff and mocks a 200 word Gettysburg address as having lasting impact. It notes the centennial next year and reflects on federal debt limits as a public concern.
The piece contrasts future debts of descendants with the small inheritance they will receive. A business friend recently moved to a private office, praising the rare comfort of an unrestrained burp. A candidate sports a winning smile while voters find it sappy. The New York air crash cause is blamed on a pilot error, yet the pilot cannot repeat it. Secretary Freeman bemoans distance to farmers amid many USDA employees.
W. E. Murphy, special assistant in charge of the securities department of the state corporation commission, warned residents today about slicker schemes promising easy wealth. The message came during a weekend visit from Topeka, with Murphy visiting family in Chanute.
Rep. T Ashton Thompson of Ville Platte allegedly paid $231 monthly to Judith Billeaud Coreil to care for his second wife's children though she never worked in his Washington office. The FTC also filed a complaint against Kansas City doctors and hospitals, alleging a blood supply monopoly that limited patient choice.
Lighthearted columns recount humorous remarks about a hermit and rural life. Observations touch on carfare, merit badges, Hollywood, winter loneliness, dishwashing avoidance, and a tax return joke framed in a wry New York AP voice. The piece weaves social satire with eccentric characters.
Mosquito belt in tropical Africa shows unusual tumor distribution in children ages 3 to 6, aligned with regions housing specific insects. Ugandan Dr. D H Wright ties disease to a yet unidentified virus possibly carried by insects, with most cases affecting the jaw but also the kidneys and other organs. The illness spreads beyond Africa to Asians and Europeans, and accounts for about half of Kampala's childhood cancers. A separate Indian study notes kangri cancer among Kashmiris using coal-wrapped warmth, with leaves of the Chinar tree suspected of cancer-producing powers.
Dr Molner explains mumps can cause gland damage that may affect fertility if both salivary and genital glands are involved. Most cases recover with rest and fluids, while severe infections raise risks like pancreatitis or encephalitis. Gamma globulin can help if given soon after exposure, and a leg cramps leaflet is available for readers.
A collage of quips and light snippets from newspapers including jokes about space picks and married life. Short items reference a Wichita Eagle style remark, E W Howe humor, a Nevada Missouri Herald line, and a Family Weekly quip about taxes. Also contains Chanute Tribune masthead and publication details for Chanute Kansas.
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