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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1962
Page
4
A probate judge advocates publishing names of underage offenders to curb violations. The piece cites Idaho reporting of 16 and 14 year olds, their parents, and fines, arguing hush hush policy fails and open, accurate reporting would deter crime and curb gossip among students.
Avid plans to broaden its business by offering instruments in every color and style. The note suggests frustration at the paper's editorials as readers poke fun at the term ughitorials.
The piece notes Georgia Neece Clarke Ivy Baker Priest and Elizabeth Rudel Smith as precedents to William T. Hlowell becoming Treasurer. It contrasts progress with a college athlete’s isolation and hints at family finances marking graduation. It reflects on changing roles and old social norms.
Twenty five years ago the Royster junior high class of 218 members will open Sunday afternoon May 23 at the school auditorium with the baccalaureate service announced by Principal E W Grigg. Elijah will be sung at the Presbyterian church by the senior choir of 28 with a 20 voice junior choir and soloists Warren Edmundson Mildred Chastain Marjorie White Clara Johnson Roy Mason.
President Kennedy's New Orleans visit to back Hale Boggs highlights a right wing drive. The Conservative Society of America raises about 130000 in 1960 and 175000 last year using a voting index that claims liberals are soft on communism. The Courtneys smear various leaders as liberal socialists, with figures like John McCormack, Charlie Halleck, John Rooney, Clarence Cannon, and Phil Landrum cited.
The article advises black ink for wedding invitations though silver or gold may be used for milestone anniversaries. It states jelly should be spread with a knife, not a fork, and discusses attendance of distant relatives and friends with possible limited turnout.
A Q A column notes shingles can occur in children though milder. It explains the virus behind the rash and nerve involvement, and reassures parents that one attack often confers immunity. Other reader questions cover eyelid droop, breast surgery aftercare, and menstruation timing with doctor advice.
Local TV listings summarize programs for KOTV Channel 6 KODE TV Channel 12 WDAF TV Channel 4 and KOAM Channel 7 with schedules and air times.
AP piece on spring cleaning and desk orderliness argues against uniform tidiness. It praises individuality, cites William Allen White's rolltop desk, and notes the challenge of leaving a lasting legacy when one has spent a lifetime organizing papers.
The U S Mint reports it possesses 74 million silver dollars that have not been stamped since 1935. Government officials note the vast stockpile remains unissued as minting ceased decades ago.
A physician instructs an overweight patient to follow a prescribed diet and return in three months for a checkup, aiming for the patient to weigh three quarters of their current body weight. The note attributes the quote to Leav.
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