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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1957

Page

11

Young People and Religion Survey Shows Strong Attendance

A nationwide survey by Eugene Gilbert finds 61 percent of teens attend religious services, with Catholics leading attendance, Protestants second, and Jewish youths third. While 71 percent of boys and 67 percent of girls see themselves as religious, interest drops with age. Four of five teens discuss religion with friends, though not regularly, and 82 percent of boys would skip church for a date versus 79 percent of girls. Churches face mixed views on attracting youth, with calls for more teen-focused programs and optional Bible courses in public schools.

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Ten Years On Swindle Charge

Russell Kumpe 31 received a 10 year sentence for swindling Mrs. Emily Molitor of Topeka Kansas. He was convicted on federal charges for using telephone and telegraph to commit the fraud. Murry Cohen 30 got five years with probation and was ordered to repay $1,000 within six months. Molitor testified Kumpe promised to arrange a reduction in her son's Leavenworth sentence and said she paid the two men who posed as an attorney $1,000.

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Nickel mine lies over a mile underground in Ontario

An International Nickel mine in Ontario extends to 5,425 feet below ground, surpassing a mile in depth. The shaft reaches deeper than 5,280 feet a mile, highlighting substantial subsurface work and mining scale under Canadian terrain.

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