Hand-to-Hand Fight On Boat Over Fishing
British fishermen and Icelandic coast guardsmen clashed aboard the Northern Foam near Iceland in the first violent contact of the dispute over Iceland's 12 mile fishing limit. The Eastbourne intervened to remove Icelandic guardsmen. no violence reported by Royal Navy.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Iceland Coast Guard
Eastbourne
Britain
Coast Guard
Royal Naval Headquarters
London
GE Develops Electric Motor Capable of Running Under Water
General Electric announced a new electric motor designed to operate while fully immersed. The insulation system protects windings bearings and magnetic parts. Initial use will be in industrial boiler circulating pumps, with experiments on ships for rudder mounting to improve maneuverability at low speeds.
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Schenectady
N.Y
General Electric Co
More Members For Churches
The National Council of Churches reports 1957 religious affiliation reached 104,189,678 in the United States, a net gain of 964,724 church and synagogue members. The 1957 total equals 61 percent of an estimated 170.4 million population, with a 0.9 percent rise lagging behind a 3.7 percent population growth. The figures cover 255 denominations across 48 states and D C.
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New York
National Council of Churches
United States
Benson Y. Landis
Yearbook of American Churches
States
District of Columbia
Methodist church resumes services after cleaning project
Humboldt reports completion of house cleaning at the Methodist church with new wall and woodwork finishes and organ repairs. Morning worship begins 11 am and Sunday school 9 45 am next Sunday. Betty Jo Carpenter travels to Wichita for laboratory technician studies at Wesley Hospital.
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Methodist Church
Betty Jo Carpenter
Wichita
Wesley Hospital
Paul L. Carpenter
Marilyn Barney
Emporia
Miss Carpenter
Women's Service Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
A. L. Googins
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Millard Cress
Robert Hamm
W. J Casper
Mazie Morris
Fort Smith, Ark
Eugene Morris
Morris
Fort Smith
Lola Morgan
Township Notes and Local Visits Highlight Rural Humboldt
Spanning church service plans and health updates, the community prepares for Sunday with organist duties resumed after years. Local families travel to Ottawa Valley Falls and Topeka, while Humboldt guests visit relatives in Kansas and nearby states. A hospital update reports Mrs Moon seriously ill and M A York returning home after surgery. A pantry tip suggests marinating asparagus with olive oil and vinegar for a salad.
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Morgan
Gene Taylor
Ottawa
Torrence
Calif
Humboldt
C. G. Puckett
Kansas City
William Towles
Iola
Minnie Towles
William A. Horn
Clathe
A. J. Hixon
M. H. Ellis
Kansas
Ellis
Santa Fe Station
William J. Sinclair Jr
Creamed Celery with Almonds Adds Spring Flavor
A simple celery cream with blanched halved almonds introduces a subtle nutty note and crisp texture to light spring meals. The preparation highlights fresh vegetables and crunchy garnish for balanced, delicate dishes.
Craig Named U S Chamber Southwestern Manager
J Ledge Craig of Salt Lake City has been appointed manager of the U S Chamber of Commerce Southwestern division in Dallas Texas. The division covers eight states including Kansas and he has served at the Denver office since 1955.
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J. Ledge Craig
Salt Lake City
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Dallas
Tex
Kansas
Verwoerd Becomes South Africa Prime Minister
Capetown AP reports Hendrik Verwoerd, chief architect of apartheid, succeeds Johannes Strijdom as prime minister after Strijdom’s death on August 24. Mexico City AP notes Adolfo Ruiz Cortines warns that further student disorders or strikes will be met with firm action in his final remarks.
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Capetown
South Africa
Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd
Johannes G. Strijdom
Mexico City
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Disturbances Hit Economy Ahead of Speeched Union Address
The president notes two weeks of unrest harming the economy and says Adolfo Lopez Mateos will succeed him in December. Paris warns against Algerian terror with curfew for North Africans. In Asia, a war on sleeping sickness is nearing success, with thousands of cases and hundreds of deaths. Also a French minesweeper carries Eric de Bisschop’s body from Tahiti after a raft wreck. Canada records 65 fatalities over a Labor Day weekend.
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State of the Union
Congress
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Simple trick measures shortening without a cup
A quick method uses a 1 cup measure filled with cold water. Add shortening until the water reaches the 1 cup mark, then pour out the water. This provides exactly one cup of shortening without extra tools.
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Free China Navy
Winchester
Remington
Stevens
Western Auto
W. Main
EES Ae
Grace Episcopal Church
Third and
Lincoln
Tribune
U.S. Royal
Glen's Tire
S. Santa Fe
Global Briefs
Cedar Lodge
A.F
A.M
Wil
M. W. Wilson
W.M. Roy J. Chapple
Sec'y
Tioga Hotel
MR. Harrisson
Chanute Tribune
Paris
France
Tokyo
Korea
Japan
Formosa
Auckland
New Zealand
Eric de Bisschop
Hiti
South America
Rakahanga
Cook Islands
de Bisschop
Tahiti
Toronto
Canada
NAT
First National Bank
Chanute, Ks
F.D.I.C
Kash
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