Ann Landers Columns on Family Duty and Teen Dating
A 1942 Chanute Tribune reprint of Ann Landers advice covers a wife with stepchildren, urging her to separate from a husband who resents her kids. It also answers a 20-year-old fiancée about a 4-F fiancé, reassuring him won’t harm job prospects, and commends a teen girl for leaving a drink-pker driver after a dangerous date.
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Ann Landers
Army
Susan
Dear Ann Landers
Ron
R.D
Westamerica offers freedom to choose among mutual funds
Westamerica promotes freedom of choice in investments, stating no favored fund or family of funds. The firm emphasizes helping clients select from many available investments that best match individual ideas, needs, and financial situations.
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Westamerica
Ever Ready 4-H Club Hosts Beginners Cooking Class
Ever Ready 4 H club members met Wednesday with Mrs. Harry Rauhoff at 820 S Central. Seven members two leaders five parents and four guests attended. Debbie Chaney and Melody Barr baked oatmeal cookies. Sherry Oliver and Miss Barr demonstrated cherry ice cubes and served cookies and cherry lemonade. Next meeting set for May 13 at 4 p.m. with Mrs Rauhoff.
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Harry Rauhoff
S. Central
Debbie Chaney
Melody Barr
Sherry Oliver
Miss Barr
Rauhoff
Fire-destroyed Coventry Cathedral marked by 1940 blaze
The Cathedral Church of St Michael in Coventry, England, suffered destruction by fire bombs on November 14 1940, leaving the historic structure heavily damaged and prompting wartime recovery efforts.
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St. Michael
Coventry
England
Search Continues For the Slayer Of Two Women
A Platte City Missouri police search uses an artist drawing of a man with a long thin face large lips and big ears to find the killer of Hattie and Marion Biscoe. The 1955 Oldsmobile described by witnesses remains central to the case as a reward grows to 5725 dollars. The murders occurred April 29 while the women traveled from Smithville to Camden Point. Marion was sexually assaulted. A Metro Squad of 10 detectives from Kansas City and suburbs coordinates the hunt with 50 officers and a larger task force to review evidence and map strategy. The suspect is suspected in a prior Willoughby homicide in October near Smithville.
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Platt City
Kansas City
Hattie Biscoe
Marion Biscoe
Smithville
Camden Point
Platte County
Scout News Highlights Cadette Troop 121 Activities
Scout Cadette Troop 121 and leaders met at the Presbyterian church to evaluate the camporee and Wichita trip, with individual Scout writings to be sent to the Meadowlark Council. Badges and year pins were ordered, chef badge help offered, and thanks extended to Wellington troop. Cub Scout Den 2 met with den mother Mrs. Jess Collier to salute the flag, discuss Mothers Day gifts, view baby birds, and close with the living circle.
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Bill Brinkerhoff
Fay Edwards
Presbyterian Church
Wichita
Meadowlark Council
Earl Moore
Wellington
Jess Collier
S. Plummer
Dale Kamm
Brian Tennis
Wichita School Costs Go Higher
Wichita officials seek a nearly 3 million dollar increase for 1964 65 operations, asking the Board of Education to approve a 33 817 000 budget at Tuesday’s meeting.
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Wichita, Kan
Board of Education
Surprise birthday party for Mrs Mary Bailey in Earlton
In Earlton Friday afternoon at the Roy Taylor home friends and family celebrated Mrs Mary Bailey's birthday with hostesses Mrs Richard Bailey of Chanute and Mrs Eugene Bailey of Earlton. Guests included Ima Taylor Alice Clifford Bessie Fackler Mabel Fox Frances Wolfe Lena Converse Carrie Brant Dorothy Dighero Sue Bailey Edna Scribner.
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Earlton
Mary Bailey
Roy Taylor
Richard Bailey
Chanute
Eugene Bailey
Mary
Ima Taylor
Alice Clifford
Bessie Fackler
Mabel Fox
Frances
Lee Williams
Stanley Tubbs
Jerry Neely
Barton
Fred Kane
Neely
PTA Plans Basket Dinner Honoring Alcott Staff
PTA executive meeting outlined the annual basket dinner honoring Alcott teachers and families. The event is Monday at 6:30 PM in the school auditorium with rolls and drinks provided by the PTA. Kindergarten mothers will host. Patrol awards for sixth graders and a short program are planned.
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Alcott
PTA
Patrol
Trucking Is Fun After Aches And Pickets Leave
Clara J. Heilman, 57, mother of six, began driving a laundry delivery truck for three weeks after work and pickets eased. She had joined a Teamsters strike against Kansas City laundries in April. Pickets tailed deliveries with signs, but she found relief as her aches faded. She even used a truck to visit her beauty shop, escaping further pickup confrontations when the pickets dispersed.
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Kansas City
Clara J. Heilman
Heilman
Prophet Mohammed Refuses Damascus Entry
Report states the prophet Mohammed declined to enter Damascus Syria saying a man may not enter paradise twice and he prefers to await immortal paradise.
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Mohammed
Damascus
Syria
Chanute Tribune May 9 1964 page two events
Local edition of the Chanute Tribune dated Saturday May 9 1964 covers community news, notices, and short items on residents, schools, and events printed on page two.
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Chanute Tribune
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Ozalid Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
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Clay County
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Midwest Office
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Kas
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W. Main
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Chanute, Kas
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