Japanese Warship Naruto Maru Raised at Rabaul
Chinese and British salvage experts raised the 8,000 ton Naruto Maru at Rabaul harbor after 14 years submerged. The mother ship, built for Japan’s submarine fleet, may be towed to Hong Kong for scrapping. divers found human bones in the flooded engine room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Miller
United Press
Rabaul
Rabaul Harbor
Hong Kong
New Guinea
Alex
Ander McCulloch
Royal Navy
McCulloch
South Pacific
Japan
Hong
Kong
Henry
Aout
Community Happenings Highlight Unity Baptist Activities
Harlansburg Daily Vacation Bible School reports 93 pupils and teachers. Unity Baptist Church hosted a June 6 family night with Edna Martin and four singing boys. A July Missionary Society meeting is planned at Mrs Clarence Hunts. Beaver Baptist Association Youth conference occurred July 7 at Unity Church with Tom Clyde speaking and a wiener roast lunch.
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Unity Baptist Church
Seaholm
Edna Martin
George Jr. Republic
Miss Martin
The
Missionary Society
Clarence Hunt
Harold Hunt
Roy Harlan
Beaver Baptist Association
Tom Clyde
Portersville
Presbyterian Church Fathers and Sons
Harry Strock
Paul Meloy
Orr
Robert Book
James Locke
Monaca
Elen Daughenbaugh
Pitcairn
M. E
S. A. Locke
D. H. Locke
Howard McCracken
Susan McCracken
Gaylord Emery
Earnest Brooks
Ellwood
Russell Johnson
Key West
J. Douglas Blackwood
Herbert Harkless
Germany
Thelma White
New Castle
Lynn White
Princeton
Lillian Oliver
Julie Pisor
Howard Glenn
Judy Fuller
Bob Jones University
Minnie Strawhecker
Herman Cretan
Mt. Jackson
Jack Neff
New York
Parrot Fever Reports Surge in 1956 Cases
The American Veterinary Medical Association reports 410 parrot fever cases in humans during the first nine months of 1956 in the United States. Psittacosis previously caused 33 deaths in 1930, but modern treatments have reduced fatalities while the disease threatens poultry and pet bird industries.
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Chicago
American Veterinary Medical Association
United States
Association
Man
AVMA
Prices in South Africa Rise Two Percent in 1956
The Finance Ministry reports prices in South Africa rose about 2 percent in 1956, a slower increase than in recent years. Spring months are cooler than autumn as heat from summer and polar regions affect climate.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Finance Ministry
Metal Containers Report Strong Growth Across U.S. Industry
In Indianapolis a report shows the annual value of U S metal-container production around 1.6 million dollars with a 60 percent rise in can output since 1947, reflecting expanding industrial activity.
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Metal Containers
Indianapolis
United States
New Zealand Stands Among Lowest Mortality Nations
New Zealand ranks with Sweden among the countries with the lowest mortality rates. The comparison highlights strong public health outcomes and long life expectancy in these nations.
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Zealand
Sweden
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Carl Macom
J. D. Humphrey
Turtle Creek
Everett Miller
Marklee
Faye
Phillipines
Humphrey
Eastbrook Road
T McKibsben
Rt. 19
Edge of Village
Donald Garlitz
Cumberland
Maryland
Rives
Garlitz
Audrey Brooks
Edwin Johnson
Annaleah Musquire
Minnie Coloughan
Grove City
Tues
Gilbert Houston
Judy Houston
First Christian Church
Robert Jameson
Erie
L. W. Zeigler
Harmony
Gail Pringle
Robert
Meadville
J. W. Philpott
Robert Pringle
West Point
Laurel
New York City
Paul Pulliam
Donald Edward
James Strawhecker
Christie Ann
Gail Dean
Arizona
Oscar Altman
Cloyd Altman
W. E. McClelland
California
Odo
Sewall
A.V.M.A
Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
N. C
First National Bank of
Lawrence County
New Castle, PA
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Eaways
Penney S
Towncraft
Penney
ORLON
Orion
Dacron
Dad
Penney Denims
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