Dracone sea containers touted to aid oil transport
Britain uses rubber and nylon Dracone containers to ship petroleum as a substitute for tankers. The 10 000 ton units, developed after the Suez crisis, promise lower costs and easier handling though viewed with caution in the United States. Dracones have hauled fresh water to Greek islands and operate internationally in several regions.
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Lutheran Circles Meet at Myrtle
Bethlehem Lutheran Church circles in Myrtle gathered Thursday for Bible study and worship. Dorcas Circle met with Mrs Arthur Schuhmacher, Esther Circle with Mrs Herman Will, Naomi Circle at Mrs Duane Ellingson, and Rebecca and other groups held prayers, offerings, and hostesses planned for July.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church
William DeVries
Dorcas Circle
Arthur Schuhmacher
Willis Wolff
Martha Schilling
Esther Circle
Herman Will
Bernard Cowell
Clarence Will
O. C. Staehling
Six Mile Grove Circle Meetings at Lyle church
Six Mile Grove Circle of Six Mile Grove Lutheran Church in Lyle met Thursday with seventeen members in Circle 1 at Mrs. Harlan Olson’s home. Mrs. Floyd Skou led the Bible study and planning for the July picnic and guest day at Lyle Park. Circle 2 met with Mrs. Russell Sampson, Bible study by Mrs. Max Patterson, July hostess Mrs. Andrew Steene. Circle 4 hosted by Mrs. William Klusmeier, Bible study by Mrs. Hamlin Ashley. A memorial donation for Alfred Ostenson was given by Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pedersen.
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Lyle
Circle 1
Harlan Olson
Floyd Skou
Lyle Park
Russell Sampson
Max Patterson
Andrew Steene
William Klusmeier
Circle 4
Hamlin Ashley
Alfred Ostenson
A. B. Peder
Babson on Utilities Securities and Electronics Stock
Babson compares 1920s electric bond boom and Roosevelt era reforms to today s electronics craze. He argues electric light and power stocks remain safe with growth driven by population, TVA and regional utilities, and outlines bond and stock options with risks of callable preferreds and noncallable issues. He warns about potential market shifts if international disarmament or war alters demand for electronics.
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Securities & Exchange Commission
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Electric
Tennessee Valley Authority
Northwest
Electric Light and Power Company
Plans Set for July Meeting at Lyle Park
Authorities arranged a July gathering at Lyle Park with details pending. The plan centers on community input and local coordination for the event venue and date.
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Lyle Park
East Carolina Club Rebounds in Iowa
East Carolina Pirates rebound from a semifinal loss to Sacramento State to win the NAIA national baseball tournament championship in Sioux City Iowa with a 13 7 victory after a 14 5 opener loss. Sacramento had two big early innings in the opener before intermission.
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Iowa
East Carolina
Pirates
Sacramento State
Sacramento
Carolina
Oklahoma Stops Syracuse in NCAA World Series Rally
Oklahoma State rallied for six runs in the fifth capped by a grand slam from Mersh Grayson to beat Syracuse 12-9 in Omaha. Western Michigan exploded for 22 total bases in an 8-2 win over Texas, while Duke defeated Colorado State 15-3. Syracuse’s Bill Connor hit back-to-back homers in the first two innings, tying a World Series record, in Syracuse’s first loss in the double elimination tourney.
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Grayson Mersh
Oklahoma State
Syracuse
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Texas
Duke
Colorado State
Bill Connor
ICA deputy chief Thomas Bygate dies after brief illness
Washington AP reports Thomas W. Bygate age 52 deputy chief of the International Cooperation Administration Europe and Africa division died Saturday after a brief illness He had served with ICA since 1953 and was born in Columbus Ohio.
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International Cooperation Administration
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Africa
Bygate
ICA
Columbus
Ohio
Britons Take Motoring Holidays Abroad With Autohomes
A new British travel trend features autohomes, motorized caravans that combine transport and living space. Cross Channel ferry bookings rise as prices stay similar to midrange cars, boosting family vacations and mobile business use across Britain and Europe.
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London
Britain
Milwaukee mayor Daniel Hoan dies at 80
Daniel Webster Hoan, 80, long time Socialist mayor of Milwaukee from 1916 to 1940, died Sunday after a heart ailment. Born in Waukesha, Wis., Hoan began public service as city attorney in 1910 and led the city for 24 years.
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Wis
Daniel Webster Hoan
Socialist Party
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Waukesha
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Gale day with ghee on Bugs Go
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