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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1957

Page

7

New Supersonic Jets Fly Over Korea in Training Flights

U S Air Force announced that F100 Super Sabre jets and other modern aircraft would fly over South Korea for routine training, staying based in Japan and using Korean airspace only for refueling or emergencies. The move contrasts earlier UN plans to base planes in Korea for swift retaliation.

Seoul U. S. Air Force Sth Air Force Japan South Korea U. N Korea

Better English Questions and Answers Card

Answers cover grammar style notes for a series. Omit up and on in the first sentence. Pronunciation emphasizes the second syllable. Impunity is misspelled among given words. Determinate means having defined limits or definite, used in a club rule example. A word starting with how meaning to cause to lose one's bearings is bewilder.

Local visitors and weekend gatherings reported

Banner BANNER- Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Davis of Cherryvale visited R. D. Scott at his home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Clinesmith spent Sunday at the Cloyd Gillespie home. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cox of Lincoln were weekend visitors of his mother, Mrs. C. L. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Orendorff were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hines recently. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Wever and Mrs. R. D. Scott were in Fredonia Monday on business. Mrs. Hallie Smitherman and

Grandson of Kansas City Visits Kin in Longton

Grandson of Kansas City has been visiting his sister Mrs. Jim Cook and her brothers Dwight Story and Loyd Story of Longton. Mrs. Cook brings him home Thursday to visit relatives for several days. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Noltensmeyer were in Chanute on business. Several others, including Mrs. G. C. Clinesmith and Mrs. Roy Harkrader, went to Fredonia on business while Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Lamb, and Mrs. Payne shopped there.

Kansas City Jim Cook Dwight Story Loyd Story Longton Mrs. Cook

Kansas Authors Club Announces 37th Literary Contest

All Kansas writers are invited to enter the Kansas Authors Club annual contest managed by Mrs. Charlotte Offen of El Dorado. Eight classifications will be judged by editors. entries due May 1 and closing August 15 with a 50 cent member fee or one dollar for non members. Awards given at the state meeting in Topeka on October 5.

Kansas Kansas Authors Club Charlotte Offen el Dorado Topeka

Postal Pay Increase Sparks Inflation Alarm

President Eisenhower warned the proposed 546 dollar yearly pay raise for 500000 postal workers would trigger broad inflation. The measure passed a congressional vote and faces immediate implementation questions.

Washington Eisenhower

Eisenhower Breakfasts With 34 Republicans Report Views

Rep Taber and 33 other Republican House members left a White House breakfast. It was the fifth and final breakfast Eisenhower held with Republicans to drum up support for his legislative program.

House Post Office Committee Rep Taber White House Eisenhower

Compromise Reached On Housing Bill In Congress

A Senate House conference committee approved a $1.674 billion omnibus housing bill to lower down payments on FHA insured homes. The measure, aimed at aiding moderate income families, favors the Senate’s more modest total over the House’s larger bill, converging near the original Senate figure.

Washington Senate House Conference Committee House

Airman Guilty At Lackland Base

Airman 2.C John S Williams 20 of Concord North Carolina was convicted at Lackland Air Force Base on drunkenness and mistreating two basic trainees. A court martial sentenced him to three months confinement at hard labor a total fine of 150 dollars and a reduction two ranks to airman basic. He pleaded guilty to drunkenness but denied mistreatment.

San Antonio Tex John S. Williams Concord N. C Lackland Air Force Base Air Force Williams Lackland

Barracks Attacks Leave Recruits Terrified in June Assault

Basic Airman Jerry L. Probst age 17 from Terrill Iowa and Louis P. Downs age 18 from Milton New Hampshire testified the June 1 barracks assault left them more scared than hurt.

Jerry L. Probst Terrill Iowa Louis P. Downs Milton N. H

Officers Installed At Lions Meeting

The Chanute Lions club held a Ladies Night at Tioga Hotel with birth date themed place settings. Guest speaker Don P. Beltram of Baxter Springs stressed Lions principles and presided over officer installations as Ed Caldwell became president for the coming year.

Chanute Lions Club Tioga Hotel Don P. Beltram Baxter Springs Lions Club Ed Caldwell

Officers Installed at Year’s Beginning Ceremony

Carl Kelley received the president’s pin and Kelley received the past president’s pin. The other officers and board of directors were explained their duties and installed for the year. Dr William M Mann noted elephants enjoy pedicures and an occasional snort of gin.

Carl Kelley Kelley William M. Mann National Zoological Park Washington, D.C

Buttonless Hearing Aid Patent Drawn by Tonemaster

Tonemaster Manufacturing Company announces a new transistors based hearing aid with no cord or receiver weighing under 2 ounces. Worn on either ear by any user it claims to allow normal telephone use and eliminates clothing noise. A long life battery offers economy. Descriptive literature is available free by writing to Public Relations Director, Room 624, Tonemaster, 128 South Monroe, Peoria Milinos.

Peoria Mlinois Atlonally Hearing Aid Laboratories Tonemaster Electronic Rcations Tonemaster Manufacturing Company South Monroe Milinos

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Neosho River Wane Pipe Supply Chanute, Ks Americas America B. F. Goodrich City Hall Park Providence R.I Mrs. W. A. Noltensmeyer Chanute C. E. Hines G. C. Clinesmith Roy Harkrader Fredonia William Payne Hoyt Lamb Carl Payne THE Associated Press U. S Bismarck N. D Denver Edmonton Fort Worth Havre Mont Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Caldwell & Son Santa Fe Bain's Bain’s Bakery Safe Deposit Box First National Bank Chenute, Kansas F.D.I.C W. Main Lions Meeting Paul T. Brennecke Agency Boyd Burns Bible Baptist Church Wilson & Third, Chanute, Kansas Keith Derks the Friendly Church Roch Bros. Furniture Riveria
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