Green Turtles Near Extinction in the Caribbean
Florida biologist Dr Carr and Leonardi Gigvannoli at the Florida State Museum study green turtle movements from past decades to protect nesting sites in Costa Rica and nearby waters. Tagging 600 turtles yielded few returns. fishermen and poachers threaten populations. Arizona coal reserves estimated at 4.4 billion tons, with little mined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care
University of Florida
Caribbean
Americas
Imposta
Archival Science Foundation
I Leonardi Gigvannoli
Florida State Museum
Buffalo
Giovannoll
Atinas
Petarson'e Casta
Besch
Summer Glevannali
Brown Bureau Plans Picnic in Greenfield
Shirley The Brown Town Farm Bureau met Tuesday evening July 10 in the Wilkins son school. An active program included devotions by Everett Rushton and a safety lesson by Richard Joel with group singing led by Leonard Jeffries. Winners in amateur and cake contests were announced, plus notices of district meetings and the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Brown Townsup Farm Bureau
Wilkins Son School
Leonard Jeffries
Wilma Kennedy
Everett Rushtin
Richard Joel
Max Kennedy
Jeanette Kennedy
Barbara Knox
Pet and Hobby
Judith Alford
Wilkinson
Kenneth Rushton
Sandra Spegal
Julia Oldjam
Jackson
Fies
Hazel Goodwin
Daphne Beyers
Brindy Iwine
Thelma Friddle
Hagerstown
Riley Park
Greenfield
Hancock Coun
Bureau
Farm Bureau
Fari
Ball State Pittenger
Shirley To Have New Fire Truck
Shirley voters approve a new Howe Fire Cruiser 500 gallon pumper to serve both town and rural alarms. The 30 year old truck will be kept for standby use. delivery is planned for Saturday afternoon.
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Shirley
Howe Fire Equipment Company
Anderson
Howe
Howe Company
Baird
Civil Defense Unit
Dinner Honors Octogenarian in Lapel Friendship Dinner
A large gathering from Lapel and nearby towns attended a Sunday dinner at Mrs Grace Ivin s home honoring her eightieth birthday. Relatives and friends from Anderson Pendleton Indianapolis joined in gifts and cards. Also noted were scout camp visits, local recitals, and family visits across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapel
Gracé [Iivin
Indianapolis
Fantie Fisher
Donna Sters
Gertie Breees
Mollie Valentine
Ella Wise
Christina Wiseman
Anderson
Oscar Beck
Jj Billie Beck
Manatt Smithston
Pendleton
Tyan Pett Hgrew
Burchie Adams
Thomas Anthony
William Lyons
Oscar Smith
Irwin
Frank White
Perley Shultz
Jessie Stotemyer
Rowena Moore
Obituaries Across Anderson Area Die in Recent Days
Obituaries report Edgar Everett Benefiel 71 of Milton Ave dying of a heart attack after a sulky fall at Athletic Park where he trained horses. Surviving include widow Elsie and multiple children, services set at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. Also listed are Mildred Eleanor Lutton 53 who died in Palatka Florida, Raymond R. Reason, Ida May Taylor, Warner C. Lane, and notes on funeral arrangements and burial details.
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Edgar Everett
Edgar Everett Beneflel
Milton Ave
Athletic Park
Perkinsville
Mr. Benefict
Saynson C. Benefict
Elsie
Lavonné Scott
Indianapolis
Elnora Clark
Yorktown
Betty
Woodring
Windfall
Wayne L. Benefiel
Elwood
Harold Benefiel
Frankton
Flora Odom
Harold E. Rozelle
Otto Stroup
Wildred
Eleanor Lutton
Mildred Eleanor Lutton
Palatka
Fla
Lutton
Montgelier
Robert
Phoebe Laine
Anderson
Florida
John A. Lutton
John B. Lutton
Ft Ord
Calif
Robert I’. Lutton
Washington
Edward UL
U.S. Army
William A. Lutton
Richard FE. Lutton
Perwin
Phillip A. Lutton
Gas Blast Injures Five In Queens Area
A gas explosion in Long Island City near South Avenue and South Street damaged three frame homes, injuring five people including an infant. The blast shattered walls and hurled glass across shabby dwellings, factories, and warehouses as residents sheltered indoors.
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New York
Queens
Sth Ave
Sth St
Long Island City
James Shand
Federal Civil Defense Test Window For July Alert
FCDA Comn outside Washington coordinates Operation Alert 1956 with July 7 to 26. Local residents will lose radio and TV service Friday afternoon as every station goes off air for 15 minutes starting 3 10 p m EST to test the emergency broadcasting system. Stations on 40 and 1240 kilocycles will air civil defense material during the window.
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Fcda Comn
Washington, D. C
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Wand Center Vand
FCDA
Emergency Broadcasting System
Soil Bank Entry Deadline Extended to July 27
Rep. Hoeven said the Agriculture Department will extend the soil bank acreage reserve entry deadline to July 27 from the previously set Friday, citing drought and feed shortages. Rep. TaIlel wired Secretary Benson requesting the 11 day extension to aid farmers facing supply strain.
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Washington Yh
Hoeven
Alowa
Agriculture Department
Soil Bank
Talle
Reowal
Benson
Indiana House Kills Tax Cut Bill In July Session
Washington report notes the Ways and Means Committee drafted a tax cut bill in July but Indiana lawmakers rejected it. The piece blends calendar events, local figures, and upcoming community activities including a YMCA event and a university model pageant.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Indiana
Beverly Sus Mat
Milroy
Ilana
Missiwag
YMCA
Mattos
State Legion Speakers Named for Indiana Convention
Fort Wayne hosts the Indiana American Legion annual state convention opening Saturday with You Chan Yang and C. D. DeLoach among speakers. The region reports 111,262 members, up 770 from last year as delegates prepare for the election of state commander.
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Fort Wayne
W.reed Beard
Bedford
Stephen W. iRhathan
Fishers
American Legion
You Chan Yang
C. D. DeLoach
Baseball Player Injured In Game At Shadyside Park
Baseball player 33 of 353 Broadway suffered a dislocated right arm sliding into home at Shadyside Park last night. He was taken to St John's Hospital by an ambulance. Also noted, James Hartzell 19 of Greene hurt in a crash near Charlottesville with a punctured lung and chest injuries. Four Anderson girls injured in a Tuesday night accident at Sth and Harrison in Alexandria. Doris Jean Ruth Ang Mary Frances Doerr and Sylvia Hanenek listed among the injured with bruises and lacerations.
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We Halo
Broadway
Shadyside Park
St John's Hospital
Dearold E. Rowelle
James Hartzell
Greene
Field
Fair
Charlottesville
Hancock County
Greenfield
Anderson
Sth
Harrison
Alexandria
Doris Jean
Ruth Ang
Mary Frances Doerr
Ohie Ave
Sylvia Hanenek
Dixie
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties obituaries
Obituaries list Eloise M Brown of Chesterfield and Leslie Shuter of Frankton. Brown died after illness at St John’s Hospital Anderson and will be buried in Bronnenberg Cemetery Chesterfield with service at Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home Daleville. Survives include husband Carl J Brown, three daughters Lillian Noris and Ruth Sweigart plus a daughter Miss Wanngwanda at home, son William, mother Lottie Medler of Lansing Michigan, brother Lawrence of Lansing and two grandchildren. Shuter, 87, of Rt 1 Frankton, died Monday in St John’s Hospital Anderson with services at Frankton Methodist Church at 2:30 p.m. Burial in Kaf PIQUF Cemetery Frankton. Friends may visit the family home. funeral arrangements by George C Harper Funeral.
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Eloise M
Chesterfield
Brown
Washington
Carl J.’ Brown
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Polhemus and Shirey
Daleville
Bronnenberg
Spiritualist Church
Anderson « Pocahontas Lodge
Wanngwanda Brown
Lillian Noris
Edgewood
Ruth Sweigart
William
Lottie Medler
Lansing
Mich
Lawrance
Leslie
Shuter Frankton
Leslie Shuter
Frankton
St John's Hospital
Hoy
Gorton Pritchett
Frankton Methodist Church
Jehureh
Kaf Piquf
Hich
George C. Harper
Hungarian Secretary Submits Resignation
Radio Budapest said Matyas Rakosi resigned as first secretary of the Hungarian Communist Party citing age and poor health. He was closely tied to Joseph Stalin and admitted Stalin-like dictatorship. The broadcast referenced Rakosi’s letter to the Central Committee and Tito’s Yugoslavia amid the East European context. A stray paragraph mentions a one-ton whale and its heart rate, unrelated to the resignation report.
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Vienna
Matyas Rakosi
Hungarian Communist Party
Radio
Budapest
Rakosi
Joseph Stalin
Merisha
Tito
Yugoslavia
Toc
Trai Rakosi
Central ‘Committee
Yparly
Hris
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Phoenix
U.S. Geological Survey
Arizona
Bas Jeon
Walgreens Drugs
Jergen
Hi Gal
LIP
Lai 3 de Bem
Eversharp
Aaa
Brown Bureau
Shirley—Gykala Toy Tolbert
Wilkinson High School
Fulton
Smith-Walbridge
Syracuse
Fulton High School
Fulton Music
Shirley Methodist Church
Chester
Helen Riggs
Lucille Shaw
Lucille Cook
Lawrence Kennedy
Ralph Friddle
Hancork County Co-up
Pinley
McCordsville
Greenfield Petroleum
Coop
Wendell Peery
Lamoine Harrell
Wallace Peery
Clarence Williams
Trenton
Geark Lakes
Missouri
MISS
Beverly Maltox
Milray
Kikthawenund Camp
Bertha Rotya
Stella Woodward
Jessie Thrackmorton
Leo, Rolya
Loyall Fisher
Shaffer Lake
Rolya
Selth the Fishers
Emma Edwards
Dre. Ger” de
Mervyn Fisher
Gregory
Southern
Richard Staye
Bill Mills
Aus
W. W. Keteham
John Ketcham
Wanda Wards
Noblesville
Keleham
Edwards
Walter C. Barker
Wil
Semerr
Latty Cunningham
Terre Haute
Raymond R. Reason
Raymond
Corneil Bright
Huntsville
Taylor
Ida ‘May Taylor
Peart St
St. John's Hospital
Earl Little
Monroe
Warner C. Lane
Baker Brothers
Ralph McCrary
East Maplewood
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin State Highway Commission
Wayne N. Walk J
Thee Shales
State Legion
Lions
Girl Scouts
Lamp Studio
Edgewood Shops
Plisse
Bances Children’s Edgewood Shops
Colton
Odie Pabries
Wales
Alee
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