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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1962
Page
4
Larry Wilson, aged 58, dies after a long banking career in Chanute. Known for personal service and friendship with customers, he was a modest, cheerful man whose presence in the community will be deeply missed. He had lived in Chanute 33 years and influenced many through his work at the bank.
The column corrects earlier claims about Adam Clayton Powell and his Labor and Education Committee staff taking a European junket. It notes Berens and aides traveled seven weeks at taxpayer expense for an educational survey, with Powell’s role as chairman involved and questions lingering about official business.
The Kansas Business Review outlines 1952 to 1961 index trends with 1949–51 as 100. Employment flat, unemployment rising to over double, building permits down since 1955, new car registrations under base, retail sales up to 152, brick up to 160, cement near par, coal at 68, oil steady, gas doubled. Kansas leans back while U.S. grows.
A satirical slice cites public opinion on Russia and atheism, mocks golf as religion, mentions summer fashion and sunburn, notes Washington and New York in the Major Leagues, and ends with a jab about a stingy employer handing unbaked bread to an employee asking for more pay.
In a distant state race both candidates pledge strong anti sin stances. A veteran criticicals a starry eyed rival saying listeners hear experience rather than novelty. Marilyn Monroe’s death logged as probable self harm yet seems unlikely given her public gaiety. Free offers demand a satisfactory response or they'd end. Our experience shows we rarely get value from such deals. Curiously, are disarmament diplomat staffs paid by the hour or by peacework.
A midnight blaze at the Chanute County club rose hundreds of feet, endangering buildings and grounds after club attendants set oil to clear a surface leak from a Dan Bower farm pipeline. Rural and 4 H youth events at Neosho fair proceeded amid rain and mud with ribbons and cash prizes awarded despite low attendance.
Dr Molner says exercise daily for adults, about an hour of brisk walking or equivalent, plus a balanced diet to maintain normal weight. Diet and exercise help prevent atherosclerosis but do not reverse it once developed. Health foods are not proven superior to a normal diet. focus on prevention through steady activity and moderation.
TV listings overview for KOTV Channel 6 KODE Channel 12 WDAF Channel 4 KOAM Channel 7 covers tonight’s schedule across stations with prime time programs and regional airings. Broadcasts include entertainment news, game shows, and local updates from multiple affiliates.
Mrs. Guy Murphy will be the guest speaker at the September Woman's Society of Christian Service annual luncheon in the Methodist church dining room. The regular meeting is postponed due to an invitation to WSCS Guest Day at Chanute. Caterers include Mrs. Carl Stoll as luncheon chair.
New York AP column notes humorous and curious tidbits from reader mail. Items include diet jokes about sandwiches and ulcers, mink coats for Christmas dolls, the blank spots in advertising life expectancy, and quirky quotes from Wilson Mizner to Robert Frost.
A collection notes a statistic that seven women live longer than one man to age 85 and adds a quip about diplomatic pay encouraging peace, with attributions to Wichita and Macon Chronicle-Herald.
Chanute Tribune publication information lists the Chanute Publishing Company and staff roles including Dwight McCreight as publisher and department managers for advertising news circulation and mechanical operations. It notes publication as evenings except Sunday and entry as second class matter with post office postage in Chanute Kansas.
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