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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1964
Page
2
A Chanute Tribune column reprints Ann Landers style letters from 1964, with readers complaining about advice, money, weddings, and etiquette. The page includes Dear Ann Landers exchanges on friendship, home value jokes, a wedding party dilemma, and guidance about a flower girl and best man, concluding with a note about sending problems to Ann Landers.
Humboldt event covers a 1 o clock luncheon at Mrs. Marion Stoll home honoring seven members Frances Barnett Ray Collins George Osburn Jack Daniels Albert Lassman Earl White and Frances Butts during Center Grove Ladies Aid semi annual birthday celebration. The program included a Halloween themed table decor and gifts from secret friends with plans for Oct 21.
Chanute Tribune lists organizational staff including publisher Dight MecCreight and department heads, notes evening publication schedule, and confirms second class matter status. Subscription rates shown for Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Counties at yearly $9.00, half-year $5.00, monthly $3.00, with outside four counties at $15.00 annually.
National Geographic notes the first polar voyage by Richard E. Byrd and Floyd Bennett on May 9, 1926. They flew to the North Pole and circled it, completing a full meridian turn in one continuous flight.
New York AP column mocks the idea of men wearing identifying badges and quotes readers reactions from across the country. Women reject badges for themselves while suggesting male badges for expectations. The piece closes with a sardonic note to drop the project.
Erie area notes record multiple local transactions and social events. Clyde Wilcox and spouse purchase the Albert Depee farm from Oliver Craig and plan no immediate move. the Lacen family occupies the Depee house. Ted Huffman and spouse buy the Chet Umbarger property at 505 N Grant, moving from a Harvey Grundman rental. Huffman serves as guidance counselor at the high school.
Washington AP reports Defense Department spokesman says officer effectiveness records are the only evidence of Goldwater's claim he recommended Scranton for Air Force Reserve promotion. Scranton’s file shows an effectiveness report for 1961–1962, but an Air Force spokesman says such a report is not a promotion recommendation.
In New Delhi the city government abandons relief for about 100 slum families after they were allotted 240 square foot plots, sold them to big landowners, and returned to the slums. Officials move to recover the land but deter further relief for these residents.
A tonometer is an instrument used to measure pressure inside the eye. It is commonly employed in glaucoma testing to detect elevated intraocular pressure.
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