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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1956
Page
6
Mike Sibole, a four year old with retinoblastoma, will undergo right eye removal next Wednesday to save his life after already losing the left eye two years ago. Foster parents the Rev J W Sibole describe a hopeful farewell to sight as they prepare him for the operation and future memories.
Sunday morning rundown lists Living World and Ground Up Revival Hour on WFBM Indianapolis 1266 ABC and WLW 700 near NBC with program slots and times.
Funeral services for Doyle E. Davis of Alexandria will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Gipe Williams and Kyle Funeral Home, with interment in Park View Cemetery. Davis died Tuesday downtown after a heart attack. Friends may visit at the funeral home.
A Madison Circuit Court complaint seeks 5000 dollars in damages for assault and battery against Emonery Ayers alleged to have struck kicked stabbed and beat Le land Thomas on July 4 1956 leaving him unable to work for 30 days. Kelley Arnold and Kelley represent the plaintiff. A second suit filed same day by Edward M Russell and Betty K Russell seeks 635 dollars for auto damages caused May 7 1956 by Mildred A Poore and Ridley E Poor. Billie W. C Schuyler represents the plaintiffs.
A batch of court filings lists complaints for assault and battery damages and numerous divorce and separation actions. Filings include quiet title and mechanics lien foreclosures with voir dire findings, detailing parties such as Leland Thomas, Mildred Poor, Isaacs, Jarvis, Hodge, Stamp, Fleming, Throgmorton, Flanagan, Palma, and others across multiple cases in the Superior Court.
Lloyd Prieur of Roseville Michigan born 1935 a bricklayer and Norma Peyton of Anderson born 1939 were issued a marriage license. Frederick Lee Carmany of Charlottesville born 1933 a factory employee and Mildred B Polston of Shirley born 1938 a factory employee were issued a marriage license.
At the United Nations the United States and Britain refused Indian and Yugoslav pleas to stop atomic and hydrogen bomb testing. U S delegate Wadsworth cited the need for defense and a disarmament framework, while British minister Nutting warned against increasing the testing rate. Gromyko urged an immediate ban as West blocks agreement. the three powers pledged public notice and strict safeguards.
Mr and Mrs Bradford Douglas of 217 MacArthur Blvd report their son Corporal Phillip Douglas USMC is now in Paris. He is on a Mediterranean cruise with naval units that left the States March 18 and will return in September. He serves on the USS Rockbridge, which has visited Marseilles Barcelona Madrid Rome Naples Istanbul Northern Africa Capri and Cyprus. Douglas attended Anderson High School and enlisted February 23, 1953, playing basketball and baseball in school.
In Bermuda a cluster of rubber trees aged 250 years and more stands as a living relic. The trees showcase long historic cultivation near Hamilton and draw interest from historians and botanists alike.
Alexandria stories report 14 month old Jimmy Hocker son of Dr and Mrs Robert Hocker of 120 East Washington Street was struck by his father s car as it pulled away from their home. He recovered at home with no bones broken or internal injuries. An Indianapolis contractor Charles Helfenberger 53 brother in law of Mrs Karl Kyle is seriously injured from a building collapse and remains hospitalized.
Tea ranks second to jute among Bengal exports, highlighting its growing role in the region’s trade. Public demand and favorable markets bolster tea shipments while jute remains the dominant commodity.
The Madison County Jefferson Club, Democratic group, will meet Thursday in the City Utilities building conference room at 8th Street and Central Avenue to discuss future activities and plan fall events. A large crowd is expected. The Madison County Women's Democratic Club met Thursday night at Commissioners Court with Mrs. Della Knight presiding.
India requires 100 000 to 150 000 tons of raw bones each year for processing and industry supply.
WASHINGTON The Army has about 3400 pieces of floating equipment including tugs cranes and barges. FANTANAPOLIS James Moffett 22 died in General Hospital Thursday night from injuries suffered December 22 in a one car accident here.
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