Grade Students In Track Meet
The annual track meet for fourth to sixth graders at Royster field awarded ribbons to top five in each event with no points. Winners include Billie Pool and Carol Hutton in the fourth grade events and Dorthy Curls in the fifth grade dash with Murray Hill teams dominant across boys and girls divisions alike.
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Royster Field
W. H. McMurray
Billie Pool
Hutton
Carol Hutton
Murray Hill
Sharon Cleaver
Betty Earnest
Carol Helton
Carolyn Heit
Eileen Cummings
Denny Senseny
Lincoln
Ronnie Dunham
Bruce Ward
Mike Joyce
Bill Oliver
Wayne Washburn
Dana Williams
Richard Durham
Everett James
Tommy Arthur
Larry Jacobs
Alcott
Tommy McKenzie
Ken McCoy
Richard Johnson
Fred Midcap
Ronnie Wiltse
Dulles Remains Optimistic Six Months After Surgery
Secretary of State Dulles reports feeling fine six months after cancer surgery. He notes improvement over preop condition as he travels to Bonn after covering nearly 400,000 miles since taking office in 1953. He left Washington after illness on the night of November 2, 1956, returning to duties in December.
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Washington
Dulles
Bonn
West Germany
United Nations
New York
Tribune
Surgeon Restores Confidence With Noted Recovery
Aides describe the patient as improving after a recent operation. He appears to feel better and behaves as if his condition has improved, with accord from staff observing his return to form.
Language practice questions about grammar spelling and meaning
The text lists five questions on English usage and pronunciation with suggested answers. Topics include correct sentence structure for a past action, syllable emphasis in preferable, misspelled word among options, definition of ostracism, and a word starting with jra meaning lacking a definite aim.
Turkish aviation personnel receive US sponsored training program
Turkish aviation personnel are now being trained under a program sponsored by the United States International Cooperation Administration.
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United States International Cooperation Administration
Chamber of Commerce adopts 69 policy declarations
The U S Chamber of Commerce closes its 45th annual meeting with 700 voting delegates backing 69 policy resolutions. They criticize Eisenhower era spending and oppose federal loans for school construction and federal subsidized housing while urging restraint on moving industries and broad federal control concerns.
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Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower
Chamber
Congress
Calvin Clinesmith
Chanute
W.S.C.S
Alumni Banquet Hosts Roney Family Guests in Benedict
Banner reports Mr and Mrs Lyle Roney and family and Mrs Fannie McClaren of Okmulgee Oklahoma attended the Benedict alumni banquet Saturday evening as guests of Mrs Roney's parents Mr and Mrs R D Scott. Mr and Mrs C E Hines were in Chanute on business Saturday afternoon. Mrs George Steele and sons of Hay Kansas and Mr and Mrs Cloyd Gillespie were callers.
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R. D. Scott
Lyle Roney
Fannie McClaren
Max Scott
Wichita
Robert Dale Scott
Independence
Dean Scott
Fredonia
Darline Cecil
Hayti
C. E. Hines
Train limp to New London tied by heavy cord
A New Haven railroad train bound for New London from Providence ran 55 minutes late after a broken power cable between the second and third cars. Fireman Russell R. Hannon held the ends of the cable together for miles with improvised cordage until heavy cord was obtained at East Greenwich to secure the connection.
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Providence
R. I
New Haven
New London
Train tied to New London trip in Chanute Tribune item
A May 2 1957 Chanute Tribune brief notes a train journey that remained tied together until reaching New London. The scant line mentions the trip and the destination in a compact news snippet.
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Chanute Tribune
New London
W J Krehbiel 86 Dies at McPherson
W J Krehbiel former editor and publisher of the McPherson Daily Republican died unexpectedly of a heart attack last night in McPherson. He was father to K R Krehbiel current editor and publisher and M R Krehbiel of Norton in the newspaper brokerage business.
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McPherson
W. J. Krehbiel
McPherson Daily Republican
K. R. Krehbiel
M. R. Krehbiel
Norton
Female plumber becomes first woman master in Oklahoma
Mrs. Jack Barnes passed an examination this week and earned the title of master plumber. She is the first woman in Oklahoma to gain this honor.
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Oklahoma City
Jack Barnes
Oklahoma
Vote to Join Strike in Kansas City
Hoisting Engineers Union Local No. 101 voted to join a painters strike against the Kansas City Builders Association today unless wage increase demands are met.
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Kansas City
Hoisting Engineers Union Local No. 101
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Dorothy Curls
Terrill Adams
June Hargrove
Mur
Ray Hill
Joyce Willis
Cindy Allen
Joyce Kaufman
Rosemary Ellison
Elaine Durham
Deedra Lucas
Dinah Morris
Karen Krieder
U.S. Cofc
Gacocaa
Goze Mie
Ine
Villa
Arkansas
Chuck Roast
Ison
Bologna
Colorado
U.S
Ender
California
Hteads
Tae Pyare
Ota Ves
Wrigley
Nabisco
Tatoppers
Cain
Mae
Madison
Baytary
Atte
Ra Ako
Ata Re
Sun Valley
Kansas
Angel Food Cakes
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