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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1960

Page

7

Odds and Ends in a Desk Portrait a Worker Leaves

A New York AP essay traces a desk drawer as a silent biographer of a worker. It follows a man from age 25 to 65, showing how his choices, letters, pills, sugar cubes, and mementos map his life, ending with retirement and a desk ready for another chronicle.

Hal Boyle New York Gert

Money Steals Top Headlines In First Half 1960

Sam Dawson analyzes money and credit in the first half of 1960. He notes tight or easy liquidity shaped markets and policy debates, with expectations of better credit and lower rates but persistent long term borrowing costs. The piece surveys consumers, banks, and government finance as inflation and yields drive sentiment.

Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York Washington Federal Reserve Board U. S. Treasury Congress

Late Winter Shakeout in Prices and Bond Yields

Investors note rising bond prices and sagging fear of near term monetary inflation. They expect money managers to tighten policy if a boom starts in the fall. Dividend totals rise, but spells of higher payouts depend on corporate activity and elections. The text questions whether business activity can curb unemployment amid the political fight over easier credit and growth.

Jess

Boy Drowns In Abandoned Mine Pit Near Joplin

Ernest Clayton Morrow aged 15 died after slipping on loose gravel and tumbling into an abandoned mine pit while blackberry picking with a stepbrother and stepsister. Their parents, Mr and Mrs Carroll Nowden, were told of the accident.

Joplin (Ap Ernest Clayton Morrow Mrs Carroll Nowden Ernest

Formosa Watermark: Island’s 50-Year Japanese Rule Noted

The island of Formosa served as Japanese territory from 1895 to 1945 under the era of the Chinese Nationalists. The note traces Formosa’s administrative status and transfer after World War II ending.

Formosa

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