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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1964
Page
6
BY Owner offers a six room house at 41 North Santa Fe for $5.00. Inquiries to 40 North Santa Fe. Phone HE 1.4292 or HE 14890.
Four bedroom house with four baths and a garage plus a small basement. Newly redecorated inside and offered with a low down payment. Make an offer. Contact Genla Adams at Salesiedy Real Estate, Lincoln area. 14724.
Eric Fisherman reports from northern Manitoba while Earl Beck, a feed company sales rep from a six county area in eastern Kansas, travels with three companions. Pic Donald Malcolm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Stroup, writes home from Baumholder Germany planning a Paris visit during a 20 day tour. Myron Tanner remains hospitalized at St. Francis in Topeka. Country Janes gather at Mrs. Earl McCulloughs home for a pinochle game with high score to Mrs. Raymond Sharp, low by Mrs. Ralph Wheeler, and traveling prize to Mrs. Roy Culbertson. next meeting at Mrs. Lorene Green’s home.
The Illinois State Police have added 12 German Shepherds, one per district, to assist troopers on duty. Each dog and master completed a two month course at Vandalia State Police Farm. Troopers volunteer for the dogs, and the Elgin District unit lists Dusty, a 32 year old male weighing 9 pounds, as its canine partner.
A typical residence in nonarid regions experiences about 100000 pounds of precipitation annually, combining rain and snow. This substantial load highlights the impact of climate patterns on building design and maintenance across the nation.
Khrushchev plans to push a World War II peace treaty dividing Germany while courting West German economic gains. Bonn observers expect limited chance of a major breakthrough, with concerns over trade credits and France’s influence. The visit follows Cold War strains and calls into question Berlin policy amid broader Soviet talks with Poland Hungary and Bulgaria.
New York City’s Marriage License Bureau, led by Herman Katz, projects 1964 as among the busiest years for licenses due to World War II babies reaching marrying age. In seven months, 41,665 licenses issued, up from 1963. Most licenses go to 18-year-old girls and 21-year-old men, with court-sanctioned earlier marriages possible for younger applicants. Katz performs weddings in a small chapel, aiming for a personal, two-person focus, with ceremonies lasting about five minutes.
Kansas Department of Revenue reports 14.6 million dollars in August receipts, with cigarette, sales and motor fuel taxes offsetting declines in income and other levies. First two months total 31.1 million, slightly above last year.
Washington AP Johnson urged by American Farm Bureau chief to repeal the new wheat program. Charles B. Shuman calls for elimination of allotments and a market-based price support, arguing the plan harms farmers and consumers and depresses wheat prices through CCC stocks. Only about a third of farmers participate.
Four Chicago police sped to a currency exchange on a tip of an armed robbery. Thomas Pine, 20, was stopped 75 feet from the exchange with a pistol and a bulging bag. Officers learned the pistol was a toy while the bag contained $2,200, and Pine was arrested after an exchange clerk identified him.
In Pembroke township Anna Robbins reports a theft- her fat pig and 15 fat hens were stolen and replaced by a skinny pig and 15 skinny hens. Sheriff’s office filed Friday report from Kankakee Illinois.
In the probate court of Neosho County Kansas the matter of the estate of Margaret A Mohler deceased Charles E Henshall 5 East Main Street Chanute Kansas is noted Attorney pro se Alberta Gough Judge Probate Court Neosho County Kansas
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