Flying parsons spread faith across wide reaches by plane
A U S church corps uses air travel to serve scattered congregations. Rev John R Kelly of Broadus Montana lands in pastures to start services, while Rev Alan Inglis of Flasher North Carolina flies 4000 miles monthly to hold 9:15 a.m. to 2 p.m. services in towns like Carson and Selfridge. The harsh terrain, cow pasture runways, and occasional drag racing on field strips shape their itinerant ministry.
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United Church of Christ
John R. Kelly
Broadus
Mont
Alan O. Inglis
Flasher
N. C
Mr. Kelly
Powder River
Carson
N.D
Inglis
Disabled Vets Eligible For Pension
The Veterans Administration reports WWI WWII and Korean era veterans who are permanently and totally disabled and meet 90 days service with discharge not dishonorable qualify for VA pension payments. Pension covers non service connected disabilities while compensation covers service connected ones. Pension income limits are $1,400 yearly for unmarried veterans or $2,700 for married or with a minor child, with a monthly rate of $66.15.
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Veterans Administration Office
Veterans Administration
Barbara Hutton Spends Big On Lanvin-Castillo Fall Line
Paris reports Barbara Hutton is spending well over 200000 dollars on Lanvin-Castillo’s fall and winter collection. Lanvin shows 171 models including suits dresses gowns coats and furs. Hutton will receive exclusive models copied for her after she left Paris. Castillo targets a conservative season with hemlines at calf length.
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Paris
Barbara Hutton
Lanvin-Castillo
Woolworth
Lanvin
Castillo
Miss Hutton
Argentine Strike Called to Support Sugar Workers
A general strike was called in Tucuman capital after a night of rioting over sugar worker pay. One worker died while Governor Celestino Gelsi was rescued from a mob that burned his car. Police and workers clashed leaving 18 injured, including 15 officers.
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Tucuman
Argentina
Celestino Gelsi
Nabor Sosa
Gelsi
Tucuman General Labor Federation
Khrushchev Visit Plans Include U.S. Military Bases
Secretary of Defense McElroy says Khrushchev should see some American bases to inform rather than impress. He mentions SAC at Omaha and Cape Canaveral as possible stops. Khrushchev’s Washington stay is set for Sept 15 with a ten day tour likely including New York and Chicago.
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Washington
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Neil H. McElroy
Khrushchev
McElroy
McElory
Defense
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Christian A. Herter
Geneva
West Berlin
Menshikov
Robert Murphy
White House
Roswell Garst Farm
Coon Rapids
Iowa
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Texas
California
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
J.K. Aietdinov
Moscow
Company K to Discuss Constitution at 110th Anniversary Meet
Newly re activated unit from Civil War days readies for the 110th anniversary and will meet Tuesday at 8 p m at the National Cemetery office. C S Ritter says the purpose is to work on a constitution. Thirty two members have enrolled. Call Mr Ritter at MO 2 8434 to join.
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National Cemetery
C. S. Ritter
Mr. Ritter
Mrs Mead Seeks Car Lost On Los Angeles Freeway
Mrs Dorothy Mead sues to locate her husband Army Captain Chester R Mead after losing track of his car on a sprawling Los Angeles Freeway. The captain was found driving their other car forty miles north toward San Francisco, while police aided the search.
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Dorothy Mead
Los Angeles
Army
Chester R. Mead
San
The Doctor Speaks Diabetes Explained and Diagnosed
The doctor explains diabetes as insulin deficiency, its symptoms, and how modern insulin therapy and diet control can manage the disease. It stresses early detection by urine sugar tests, overweight as a risk factor, and urges prompt medical evaluation for symptoms. The piece also includes a Q&A on polio and asthma noting no direct link and advising allergy-focused assessment.
Will American Women Expose Knees for Dior
Hal Boyle notes Dior’s knee length dress decree provoking a clash with American women not men. He argues most U S women resist exposing knees, citing fashion ridicule versus practicality and the mixed acceptability of the knee as a decorative element.
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Dior
Hal Boyle
New York
House of Dior
Paris
U.S
Sarah Zane Names Four Fire Police
Four men chosen by the Sarah Zane Fire Company will serve as fire police to aid traffic and crowd control at major fires. Names include Linden Clevenger Ronald Stickel Fred Teets and Boyd Fries. Delegates to the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen Association meeting Aug 20 22 in Harrisonburg were Jack Johnson Ronald Shickel John Rodman Boyd Fries and Linden Clevenger. About 33 members attended the August meeting held before an outdoor supper at Grover Cooper's home near Albin Thursday.
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Winchester Cooperative
Winchester Petroleum Cooperative
James Wood High School
Winchester
Virginia
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Linden Clevenger
Ronald Stickel
Fred Teets
Boyd Fries
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Harrisonburg
Jack Johnson
Ronald Shickel
John Rodman
Grover Cooper
Albin
CWA President Attacks Eisenhower Over Labor Bill
Joseph A. Bierne, president of the Communications Workers of America, said Eisenhower degraded himself by backing a labor bill he claimed would destroy the labor movement. He called the president ill tempered and criticized his views on inflation and wage increases during a speech to CWA Local 6222 in Houston.
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Houston, Tex
Communications Workers of America
Eisenhower
Joseph A. Bierne
Bierne
CWA
Short skirts and stockings spark century old fashion debate
The writer recalls 1920s fashion with short skirts and rolled stockings, calling the era outrageous. They question if Dior could recreate the look, citing a married woman's joke about wearing such outfits only if the house caught fire.
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Mom
Grandma
House of Dior
Cypriot Leader Grivas Center of Greek Cyprus Dispute
Five months after returning to Athens as a celebrated hero, former EOKA chief George Grivas becomes entangled in a political clash with the Greek government and Cypriot leaders over the Cyprus accords. Grivas hints at politics but says he will obey the fatherland if called. His stance unsettles Parliament and fuels debate as opposition leaders seek his leadership, while some fear Cyprus tensions will revive unrest.
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Cyprus
EOKA
Athens
Zurich
London
Greece
Turkey
Britain
Grivas
Markarios
Constantine Karamanlis
Karamanlis
Liberal Party
Cyprio
Ethnos
How's Your IQ Memorize Your Way to High Scores
A 10 day IQ based quiz offers daily scores from 9 to 10 correct answers labeling memory genius. It lists questions on etiquette Bay City bonds coins mythological king and other trivia with a page two answer key.
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Monage
Selfridge
Badland
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House
Southern States ' Cooperative
Paz
G. S. Ensogna Asst
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Roy W. Ferguson
Winchester Petroleum Coop
Geo. A. Jackson
Joe F. Kane
Mikhail Menshikov
Herter
Company K
Hills
Tondoun
W. G. Guzzetta
Kathryn
Christian
Mead Bruce
R. C. Baker
Doctor
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
L. L
Sarah Zane
Carr Publishing Co., Inc
Wolfe St. Ph. MO
Vass Omingos
George Crivas
I.Q
U. S
Cooper
Caesar
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Old — Strong Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
H. F. Nelson, Inc
B&m
Chevrolet Sales CO
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