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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1962
Page
4
Veterinarian R. A. Cour, DVM, commends Chanute residents for vaccinating dogs against rabies and urges vaccination of strays. He argues protection extends to people and questions delays in addressing loose dogs, citing vaccination as prevention and recalling proverbs on preparation and public health.
A local neighbor pursues mountaineering by tackling small challenges while hints suggest a wealthy oilman linked to a fishing trip with a former president ended in a fatal jet crash with 61000 cash on him. The text muses on possible motives and simple cautions about adopting blunt language.
A quirky social note column describes an oddly gold plated trumpet gifted to astronaut Glenn, noting he would not celebrate with a toot. It also mentions a dog turned publicity hound from quiet poodle to show frequent entrant, a newborn mother and four grandparents away, and a Boy Scout lesson cited as useful in later life.
WPA funds hinge on one county accepting sponsorship as ruling ties federal support to Neosho and Wilson counties sharing project responsibility. The decision by the WPA control division outlined the requirement in today’s bulletin to move the Chapute area project forward.
A proverb from Proverbs 20 15 notes that while gold and rubies are plentiful the lips of knowledge are a precious jewel and value wisdom above riches.
Jimmy Hoffa faces a high profile federal case with Romeike star power as Sen. John McClellan and ex attorney general William Rogers are summoned. The piece notes subpoena challenges and suggests Hoffa seeks to prove evidence was obtained by wire tapping while highlighting lobbying influence in Washington and state capitals.
Roy L. Smith denounces lying and public immorality in a speech that brands him as communist by critics. He faces immediate pressure from lay leaders urging examination of patriotism while a host of self-appointed guardians of public order push for action.
A Chanute Tribune column argues Americans must resist deliberate lies and peddled suspicions about communism. It warns against dividing citizens and urges unity, patriotism, and teaching youth in Sunday schools to defend the nation.
A reader details a case of allergic sinusitis worsened by a lingering cold and four allergies dust cats ragweed and June grass. Dr Molner advises piecemeal treatment desensitization and seasonal adjustments while stressing patience and long term desensitization shots for lasting relief.
Readers are treated to a dense broadcast grid listing channels and shows for Saturday and Sunday with time slots from 7:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Key programs include Dr. Kildare, Gunsmoke, Lawrence Welk, Wrestling, Western Theater, and The Real World’s lineup across multiple stations, with notable sports and news blocks sprinkled throughout.
Allen County farm families in the Soil Conservation program were honored at a dinner hosted by Humboldt area banks at St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Six families received recognition from bank official Robert Leimenstell with remarks by Howard M. Immel. The event featured music by John Childs and prayers by Rev. Herman Seyfert, with service by Dorcas and Lutheran Guild members.
County Hospital at Garnett and Oswego on business, many local residents visited Humboldt. Pilgrim Holiness ministerial convention in Wichita with Rev Ruth Campbell and companions. Funerales for Mrs. Emma Pieper drew out of town visitors, plus KU freshman Ronny Middendorf's Humboldt weekend. 1861 Neano meeting referenced as Italian unification note.
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