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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1962
Page
4
The Tribune urges readers to back a local bank offer of 100000 dollars at four percent interest for business building, remodeling, and modernization. It argues downtown upgrades attract investment, warns cities fall behind if ignored, and highlights the need to revitalize aging storefronts to keep shoppers and outsiders engaged.
The piece notes Army doctors caution soldiers about overindulgence and excess living linked to pork consumption, while television awards and color TV progress are discussed alongside Kennedy's view of industry leaders. It mentions CBS, ABC, NBC and U.S. Steel as players in the evolving media landscape.
The piece notes a need for spectacle to keep Seattle's fair lively, recalling Sally Rand from Chicago's past. It mentions a Picasso painting selling for 244000 pounds in London, a record for a living artist, though the painter did not receive the money. It also notes a resident offering a fallout shelter in exchange for removal and a traveler returning to a hometown that looked unchanged yet felt foreign.
Worth Alderman of A L Cook Construction said the first concrete slab for the Lincoln viaduct approaches will be poured this week weather permitting. Norman Evans nephew of local attorney T R Evans, in Chanute with Arkansas City's Ban Johnson league club, is a one armed pitcher who had arm amputated after childhood infection. Temple Fields and A D Johnson wed at the bride’s parents home. Parachute jump show at Martin Johnson field drew crowds with tri motor plane rides. Lightning struck an electric transformer near Ward and Dunning residences. Ward extinguished attic fire. The Bible verse Acts 11 21 referenced.
In a letter to his grandson, Drew Pearson reflects on river navigation lessons from the Mississippi trip aboard the Delta Queen, notes fog and shifting sandbars, praises pilot Dunn, and compares U.S. soil conservation efforts under Roosevelt with global river systems, urging soil care and heritage.
Pastor announces an honest effort to raise money but fails. Four women and others plan a bazaar to support the cause as Bonner Springs community notes reflect on the luncheon check chaos.
Readers seek guidance on menstrual cramps and infertility. Advice covers non surgical options, including diuretics and anti-spasmodics, and emphasizes trying least cutting approach. For infertility, start with husband’s semen analysis before extensive female testing. ~one third of infertility due to male factor. Also notes dark stools may signal upper GI bleeding and that nose bleeds in a child are usually due to local vessel irritation, not heart or kidney disease.
New York AP reports Garry Moore celebrated his 5 000th national network broadcast with gratitude. He credits youthful enthusiasm and enduring joy, noting a salary around 15 to 20 million dollars for CBS and rivaling Arthur Godfrey in income. Moore reflects on longevity, humility, and the belief that never retiring is possible while remaining grateful.
Editor's Note by Evelyn James shares how teaching yields daily pay beyond money. The writer, a Royster Junior High Social Living teacher, argues rewards come from students' growth, gratitude, and newfound confidence rather than dollars. The piece celebrates love, learning, and the joy of helping children shine.
A birth notice need not be followed by a gift though a brief congratulatory note is nice if no present is sent. The piece notes that gifts are popular but not required and suggests polite acknowledgment as a courtesy.
A dense listing of Thursday prime time across KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and affiliates with multiple schedules. It notes show lineups from 6:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. including news weather sports movies dramas game shows and Westerns.
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