Pill and Powder Fuel Oil Industry’s Catalyst Drive
The oil industry seeks new catalysts to boost fuels and products. Millions of dollars fund pill and powder research to raise octane, extend stocks, and develop better refining methods. About 50 000 varieties exist, with 400 tons daily of one catalyst and 40 million dollars annual value. The field aims for entirely new discoveries while recognizing the mystery of catalytic action.
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AP Business News
New York
United States
Doctor on Probation To Satisfy Charge
WAUPACA Wis AP a small town physician was placed on probation to satisfy a burglary charge tied to a compulsive antique hoarding urge that led him to loot patients homes Dr Ralph Wiley 42 expressed satisfaction with the penalty
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Waupaca
Wis
Ralph Wiley
Amityville Doctor in Wisconsin Town Faces Reaction
Details of a medical collection were made public March 23. Dr. Wiley, a native of Amityville New York, practices at Lola a village of 867 in east central Wisconsin and described neighbor and patient reaction as derived from a shared understanding.
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Amityville
N.Y
Wiley
Lola
Wisconsin
Church Listings and Schedules From Local Congregations
A dense list of church names pastors superintendents and weekly schedules. Entries include Savonblrg Episcopal and Evangelical Covenant Lima Otterbein Colfax Maple Grove Center Ridge Zion Excelsior and Mt Pleasant with various service times and Bible school hours.
Church listings for multiple congregations in Chanute area
A compact directory lists worship times and leaders for churches including Pleasant Valley Baptist, St Paul Methodist, Stark Methodist, Morphapead Community Church, Urbana EUB, Kimball Evangelical United Brethren, To s EUB, and Bethel Lutheran. It notes pastors, superintendents, Sunday schools, and midweek services.
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Galpsburg Methodist
Paul E. Molter
Wood
Edgar F. Kessinger
Raymond Gatewood
Charlie Wagner
Morphapead Community Church
Paul E. Hoher
Kimball
Evangelical United Brethren
Walter Enstrom
Fred Hagen
Vieas Bethel Lutheran
Arnold V. Thoren
Neil Nelson
Memorial Hall
Bethel
St. Paul
S. Highland
Chanute
N. Everett Hedeen
Robert Nordlander
X15 Flight Suspended After Fourth Test
Edwards Air Force Base California reports the X15 rocket plane made its fourth flight but was suspended under a B52 bomber on Thursday as officials noted all systems were not fully confirmed. The incident follows prior tests and ongoing evaluation of rocket plane performance.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Untitled mixed AP briefs touch on odds and ends
A late 1940s style sampler reports Everett Norton fined for illegal parking on his lot argued to extend onto a public walkway. Other notes mention a yield sign at North Carolina State College with added line not to temptation, Tony Curtis surgery for Achilles injury, Gene Nau rolling a 55 gallon drum in a race, Guadalcanal carrier being scrapped, and a church study urging families to manage busy Sunday schedules.
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Dallas
Everett Norton
Norton
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State College
Demands On Families Too Great Says Church Members
In Indianapolis AP report many parents within the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A feel that the demands of church and community are too great for families to bear. The piece notes strain on parental time and resources as congregations seek greater involvement.
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Board of Christian Education of the Church
171St
General Assembly of United Presbyterians
Ptas
Scouts
Indianapolis, Ind
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Extra Chrysler Pay In Lieu of Vacation
Chrysler Corp. hourly workers in 12 states will receive 17 million dollars as pay in lieu of paid vacations this year. Payments began yesterday to about 70,000 employees in Michigan Alabama Indiana California New York Ohio Delaware Pennsylvania Louisiana Georgia Missouri and Kansas. The payments range from 40 to a larger sum.
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Detroit
API
Chrysler Corp
Michigan
Alabama
Indiana
California
New York
Ohio
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Georgia
Missouri
Kansas
Employees receive limited paid time off under company policy
The Tribune notes policy grants hours of pay for employees with one to three years and up to 120 hours for those with 15 or more years, with cash payout instead of time off. It mentions summer layoff patterns in auto production during model changes.
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Savonblrg Christian
Edgar Kessinger
Harold Peters
Eva Lindberg
Friends Home
Latheran A. Harry Ericson
Evangelical Covenant
Calvin Coday
Ladies Aid
Leanna Christian
Robert Lewis
Kenneth Ingels
Elsmore
Fred Tippi
Blffalo Methodist
G. M. Pierce
Orly Chapman
MYF
Floyd FR. Shively
E. H. Matthews
Bible Schoo
Church of the Nazarene
W. L. Prichard
Colfax Baptist
R B Nobiitt
George Madill
BY. F
Maple Grove Evanglical United Brethren
John W. Coover
Calvin Leonard
Center Ridge
Excelsior Methodist
Vere Pontious
South Valley Chapel
Jim Whitworth
Lloyd Hines
MT. Pleasant
Ray Fincher
Barney Beaton
Pleasant Valley Baptist
C. V. Overman
Leonard Carlson
High Pratrif Methodist
G. M&m
sHaw Christian
Robert Beamaninister
Ralph Dent
ST. Pau
Daria Brown
Stark Methodist
J. M. Torrence
William L. Sailors
Friends
Kenneth Henshaw
Bi Baddan
Christian Endeavor
Urbana
Homer Wolcott
Harold Stroud
Church of Christ
Tos Eub
Homer Walcott
Alvin Morris
WSWS
Hollywood
Tony Curtis
Kirk Douglas
Curtis
Lawrence, Kan
Gene Nau
Lone Star Lake
Lawrence
Bayonne
Guadalcanal
Naval Base
Navy
Chicago
Warner
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
Marvel Park
Parsons, Kansas
Jaycees
S.E.K
Chrysler
Bank of Commerce
Church OF Your Choice
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Chevy
Chevrolet
Bill Young Chevrolet
South Evergreen
Chanute, Kansas
the Tribune
Ndocoigvs
Fon Uourddome
Seidlitz
Seu
Elton
Broyhill
Koch Bros. Furniture
W. Main
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