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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1956

Page

5

Dedication for CAP Headquarters Slated at Williamson Airport

The Civil Air Patrol will dedicate its new CAP headquarters at Williamson County Airport at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Group Commander Lt. Col. Everett Jeter will deliver the dedicatory address on CAP aims. The building, donated by Southern Homes, inc., with contributions from Herrin firms, will serve CAP Group 12, Marion and Herrin squadrons, plus cadet units. An Army Reserve unit will display equipment and a jet squadron will conduct a fly-over around 2 p.m. Three squadrons will perform practice missions to demonstrate search and aircraft spotting techniques.

Civil Air Patrol Williamson County Everett Jeter Marion CAP Walter H. Reasor Southern Homes, Inc Baccus Roofing Co Storey Sheet Metal Co White Electric Co Herrin Cox Hardware and Furniture Marion and Herrin Mardale Metropolis Southern Acres Old Marion Air- Ee Army Reserve Jeter Army Reserve Edward Adams Navy Air Force Marion-Herrin Marion - Herrin

Dedication Ceremony Planned for CAP Headquarters

Williamson County airport hosts dedication ceremonies for Civil Air Patrol headquarters. Officials from CAP and local government will attend as the facility is unveiled with ribbon cutting and remarks.

Johnston City Man Wins Princeton Master in Public Affairs

James E. Clayton son of Judge J H Clayton of Johnston City ranked first among ten candidates for the Master in Public Affairs degree at Princeton University Princeton N J. He will join the Washington Post and Times Herald staff after a vacation in Southern Illinois. Clayton is a Johnston City Township High School graduate.

Johnston City Princeton James E. Clayton J. H. Clayton Eighth St Princeton University N. J Southern Illinoisan Washington D.C Post and Times-Herald Southern Illinois Johnston City Township High School

Local figures listed in unidentified notice names

Mitchell Kenneth Avery, Tommy Spiller, Johnny Mitchell, Jim Phemister, James Woolsey, Leon Null and Kenneth Dalton appear as named individuals in a fragmented entry from a dated newspaper notice. Further context is unreadable, leaving their roles or the notice purpose unclear.

Mitchell Kenneth Avery Tommy Spiller Johnny Mitchell Jim Phemister James Woolsey Leon Null Kenneth Dalton

Pavilion and canteen size revised at Her tin High School

A new smoking pavilion and canteen at Her tin Township High School will measure 16 by 155 feet, not 40 by 155 as previously reported. The change shortens the structure while keeping the same location and purpose.

Hertin Township High School

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