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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1955
Page
5
Lieutenant Commander Dominic Brace announced no drill next Monday due to Memorial Day. The unit will meet Tuesday at the Naval Reserve Training Center at 1st and Schiffer.
LOS ANGELES in a Superior Court divorce Loretta Day testified that her former husband retired Navy lieutenant commander Charles B Day ran the home like a ship with officers quarters in the den and red white and blue pennants flying The judge Louis H Burke upheld the divorce and Day was described as insisting on a clean sweep down fore and aft
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and his ambassadors to the Big Three Western capitals mapped West Germany's foreign policy strategy at a conference held in Bonn.
UN Command denies Communist claim of seven South Korean soldiers crossing the demarcation line and wounding three Communists on May 7. In Paris the 14th French infantry division moves into troubled Algeria amid shifting regional tensions. The World Health Assembly sets up a malaria relief fund with member contributions alongside WHO allocations. East Austria sees dismissal notices for thousands of guards at Russian run factories, with possible relocation to Russia or satellites. Rome reports Italy will not improve ties with Soviet Russia while the Italian Communist party serves Moscow.
A small tornado swept a suburban area near Marietta Georgia last night, damaging buildings, autos, and electricity lines. Residents saw a black funnel cloud before the wind hit a residential and shopping area a mile northeast, demolishing a garage and barn and tossing wreckage over the shopping center. No casualties were reported.
The Rev. Wilford Lown, pastor of the First Christian Church in Junction City, has been named the new president of Manhattan Bible College.
Erie reports a fourth grade class visiting the Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery with manager G. C. Freeley arranging the tour for teacher Lester Shepard. After viewing butter production the 45 children had a sack lunch at City park before returning to school.
Seventeen Communist candidates contest tomorrow's selection in London. All are expected to lose according to party observers and current polling.
Senator Walter F. George says the free world will not accept any Russian plan for a neutral zone in Europe. He explains in Newsweek that Moscow aims to prevent German rearmament and outlines beliefs ahead of the Big Four talks.
Emporia voters approved a $750,000 bond issue for elementary school expansion and a senior high building project. The measure passed 1,375 to 499 to ease space shortages amid the city’s growing student population.
Martin K. Eby Construction Co of Wichita submitted the apparent low bid of 307872 dollars for contracts to build two buildings at Forbes Air Force Base in Topeka Kansas City.
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