Nose Cold Cure by Chilling Toes Claimed In Israel Study
Researchers in Haifa and Technion propose cooling the big toes with a refrigerated device to trigger immune responses against colds. American scientists question findings and caution that evidence for nose cold treatment is unproven. The report cites Dr. Menzlent Ram and Aldae Schwartz presenting at a refrigeration conference, with unclear practical applicability and calls for further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Washington
Yelonny
Eure
Menzlent Ram
Fine Hothschild Hospis Lat-Technion
Haifa
Aldaedar Schwartz
Israel Institute of ‘Technology
Society For
Three Arrested In Theft Of Washroom Sink
Three young men were arrested after a sink was stolen from the Clark Service Station at Fourth and Jackson Streets. Danny J. Fee, 14. Richard Agnes, 19. and Bil Ner, 23, were released on bond after police questioned them about the theft and the sink removal from the washroom of the service station. The incident followed a reported blackout at Harold B Rovelle Home for the elderly. Funeral notices and surrounding details appear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stotlvo
Danny J. Fee
Richard &. Agnes
Stind Balliel
Bilner
Yasoindey Dr
Chesterfield
Clark
Fourth
Jackson Streets
Tates
Niles
Harold B. Rovelle
Lves
Ralph K. Wells
Sixth St
Anderson
Tewaco
East gains edge as Soviet forces shift borders
Report notes a gradual shift in favor of the East with the Soviet fleets able to challenge at every level. Russia adds three divisions to the Chinese border, totaling 33, while none are withdrawn from Europe. Chios relocates heavier forces northward and boosts military production in both quality and quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Russia
Europe
Chios
Reservists Reclassified by Madison County Board
The Madison County Sheriff’s board re classified reservists at Thursday’s meeting with Major Don Stoops substituting for Captain Sherritt John Gunter. Only regular reserve members appeared for potential transfer to regular police duties while others would remain with regular members of the department. Approved were Paul Alliran, David Ellanchise, Gene Ginky, Vernon Hamlin, and Reve Holt. Matron Janice Bowers resigned to teach in Daleville. The secretary Alexander noted pension and insurance programs were in allecy for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foyereser
Madison County
Mount Tava
Don Stoops
Sherritt John Gunter
Paul Alliran
David Ellanchise
Gene Ginky
Vernon Hamlin
Reve Holt
Janice Bowers
Dalevitls
Dark Alexander
New Arrivals and Global Arms News Highlight Page
The page lists births at St. John's Hospital with numerous couples and addresses, followed by a sweeping report on China's military buildup including bombers and submarines, Soviet aid in the Middle East, Egypt-Israel tensions, and a tally of arms sales and economic indicators. It also notes U.S. Treasury hearings on Nixon’s economic plan and shifts in wholesale prices, with a final line on France's position as an arms exporter. Includes several birth announcements with full names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Hina
Middle East
Bor
Faye
Itan
Egyptiva
Robinson
Leypt
Intojakeraf
Israel
Capitol
House
Ways and
Secretary of the Treasury
West Germany
John B. Connally
United States
Prest
Nixon
France
Greece
Spain
Mirage
Labor Department
Pakistan
Richard Foods
Pricas
Appa
Arther Bryag
Anderson And County Area Deaths
Infant Ricky Perry died shortly after birth at St Jobs Hospital. Survived by parents Rev Oscar Perry and Mrs. Oscar Perry, three sisters Brenda Kay Tamonia and Sheila Blaine, four brothers Oscar Ronald Eugene Will Clifton and Frederick, paternal grandparents Mrs Will Perry and Mrs Louis Burgess of Anderson, maternal grandparents, graveside rites set for 1am Saturday at Bustle Maplewood Cemetery, May Funeral Home in charge. Delores Baker McCormack died after a two day illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Perry
Oscar Perry
Locust St
Ricky Perry
St. Jobs's Hospital
Brenda Kay
Tamonia
Sheila Blaine
Oscar Dr
Ronald Eugene
Will Clifton
Frederick
Hom
Ard
Louis Burgess
Anderson
Snd
Will Perry
Vaplewood Cemetery
Mack
Qahadsy Dr
Saudie Jones Baker
Anderson’ Memorial Park
McCormack
Maple Grovelo
Hutch
Woumele
Ompos
White Shrine
Orjer
Eastern Star
New, Castle
Lady Eagles
Fairborn
Oto
Shele
Thomas
Barbara
Thrasher
Amerson
Jerry Alan Dalley
Ohio
Nan
Judy) Harvey
Koko
Dean
Rosemary) Moore
Cletis
Hub Fee
Howard
Batty) Alvey
Kokomo
Ned Baker
Bie
Paul Hutching
Crown Point
Oko
Hmo
Muncieal Warner Gear
Markleville
Wagens County
Robert
Hazel Batchfield Riedus
Helen Logan
Edward Rydone B
Kenneth L
Ronald F
Dan (Miassorie) Keller
Matthews
Stanley Ko
Terry A. Rhodus
Andergon
Rosemary Rhodus
Alabama
Wilma Batcbfield
Clara Mae Kuhn
Camebridge City
Hetty Smith
Toledo
Frient
Beker Brothers
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Gary Allbritten
Lee Paynter and others mourned across several towns
Obituary notices detail Lee Paynter and multiple community members including Mrs Edith Paynter Mrs Gerald Shine and several relatives. Services planned at Howe and Weston for Paynter with entombment at Anderson Memorial Park. Additional notices list funeral arrangements for George Armstrong, Leo Westenberger, Chester Day, Cecil Bennett, Clare Swag, Treny Yates and others with various dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Murat Sherine Sealtich Tite
Mitchell Blut Lodge
Columbian Club
Mra
Edith Paynter
Mr's
Gerald Shine
Anderson
Wam
Howe and
Weston
Carmel Youth Released On $6000 Bond
An 18 year-old Carmel man was arrested in connection with the Sug. 21 raid on a mobile home in Alexandria. Max Freeman turned himself in at the Madison County jail and posted $5000 bond after being charged with sodomy and related nuisance crimes. The raid by county and Anderson police narcotics officials led to multiple arrests including Guienn Paris and Linds Susan Gerrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel Mas
Alexandria
Max Freeman
Smoky Road
Madison County
Don Stoops
Andarson
County and
Anderson
Guienn Paris
Linds Susan Gerrell
Paris
Gosnell
Trial on Screen NY {UP}-Release Sacco and Vanzetti
The film Sacco and Vanzetti, shown under the AMC Pictures banner, chronicles the famous 1927 murder trial. It won an award at the Cannes Film Festival and notes the electrocution of the two men in 1927 after their factory robbery conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sacco
Vanzetti
United
Canada
AMC Pictures
Bartolomeo Vangetti
Nicola Sacco
Denny
Blacks Ordered Into Jobs Of Virginia
A federal judge ordered Virginia Electel and Power Co. to hire one black employee for every four whites and to pay $250,000 in back wages. The injunction targets alleged racial discrimination in employment and promotion practices affecting black workers in blue collar jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmind
Virginia Electel and Power Co
U.S. District Court
Robert R. Mezhige Jr
Justice Deparment
Vepco
Bibles Presented To Junior Class At Bethany Bible School
Bethany Bible School presented Bibles to the Junior 1 A class members during a Sunday opening assembly. Recipients include Voreen Bartinw, Debbie Cook, Donald Hartley, Trena Hooper, Sheri Lard, Doug Locg, Juke Parker, Steve Ryan, Rosemary Final, and others. Funeral rites for Harold E. Rezetle held 2 p.m. Saturday at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Office officers elected for 1971 72 Bible School year: superintendent Jim Laird, assistant superintendent Charlie Mill, secretary Dorris Picketh, assistant secretary Jim Wo, treasurer Darrel Emshlier, assistant treasurer Audry Emaweiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Bewany Bible School
Voreen Bartinw
Debbie Cook
Donald Hartley
Trena Hooper
Sheri Lard
Doug Locg
Juke Parker
Steve Ryan
Rosemary
Funemal
Walters
Rex Balsley
Anita
Conrad
Denise Gibsin
Nancy al
Harold E. Rezetle Fuper
Hosier
Mary Ellen Jones
Royal
Donald W.’Beane
Jin Knoths
Jennifer Leakey
Euclid Drive
Tatere
Julie Térragood
David Lorg
Anderson Memorial Park
Eric Stegall
Jana Stringer
Jonathan Wean
Bethany Bible School Algn
Jim Laird
Charie Mill
Dorris Picketh
Jim Wo
Tressurer
Darrel Emshlier
Sssistant
Audry Ema'weiller
Labor Day legal holiday sparks four day week debate
Since 1801 sensational changes in fh and for labov, Congress made Labor Day a legal holiday. A few firms and unions explore a four day working week, while proponents insist prosperity requires mutual gain for labor and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labov
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peru
St John's Hospital
Nhutesday
Canital
Lee Ascholl
Schwarly
Dr. Rang
Woolard
View
Elmer
Mundrags of
Uyat
Alee
Bowntown
Mounds Mall
St. John's Hospital
Redert
Port Molon
Jim Lambert
Pearl
Joan Wimmer
HS Spring Valley
A Hoy
Rehert Cridge
Steven Collins Alexvandrig
Agit
Consnity Hospitale
My. Ard
Charles Gil Imore
Thema. Chapman
Irdisnanolis
Jay Branch
Wall
St. Ard
Grand Parens
Arthur Chapman
T ‘Onr
Ie Institute
County
Delores McCormack
Delores Baker McCor
Lee Paynter
Eo Westenberger
Leo J. Westenberger
Community Hospital
Springfield
Terre Haute
Srv
Jessie Fredericks
George
California
Pete
D. C. McComes and Son Funeral Home
Fort Wayne
Earl D. Robinette
W Henry Robinette
Chester Day
Cowden
Horny
New Castle
Chester
Mom
South Mound Cemetery
Mrs
Cecil Bennett
Rowe and Weston
Cecil Mare Bennett
Layton Rd
Arderso Memorial Park
Clare
Swayze
Toayab
Kircinthe Hills
Irminghem
Swags
White Chapel
Venous Yates
Abe Ebert C. Frazee
Charles Browning
Doday
Hrayn
Butz Funera
Charles W. Bromling
Herman Rhodus
Harrtan
Rhodus
Chalsie Hudson
Greenfield — Fingal
Cente and Son Federal
Wil ‘sSinson
Chelsie Hudson
Rt. 3
Greenfield, Ingermerss Willow Branch Cemetery
Virgil Barmes Elwood
Copier and
Fester Pascral
Virgil G. Barmes
Elwood
Ferson
Carmel Youth
Stevens Furniture
Dieuwee
Broyhill
le Tourens
Lina Lorine
Virginia
Linle Ss
Weithee
John Burke
Anvenon Foyeas
Ark
Burke
M Hofaa
Bourke
Sharon
United Methdish Church
Christosfina
Santer Burke
C H. Dabnay
Dabney
Charles Hoffmann
W. $. Nelson
Malein Turat
G. A. Tumer
John Schieve
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