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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1963
Page
18
Dr. Lester L. Coleman outlines progress in tissue and organ transplantation from kidney to liver. The first successful liver transplant at Denver Veterans Hospital offers new hope alongside artificial heart pumps developed by the U. S. Army Medical Department at Walter Reed Hospital.
James Allen, son of Mr and Mrs James Allen of 810 Mulberry street Marshall Illinois, has served as a carrier for over a year delivering the Tribune in Marshall central southern and eastern sectors. He will be a Marshall High School junior next month and is an Explorer Scout active at the Methodist Church who enjoys coin and stamp collecting and bowling.
The article reassures readers about medical progress and heart pump checks before patient use. It emphasizes that columns aim to relieve fears with clear health explanations while noting individual problems should be managed by a personal doctor who knows the patient.
Asia accounts for 29 percent of the world’s land but only about ten percent is arable. The continent’s population rises by roughly 32 million annually, straining available farmland.
Two longtime Smith Alsop employees were guests of honor at a dinner at Ellis Ft. Harrison Country Club. Margaret Dolan and Herman Prust received gifts for long service. Prust with 40 years, Dolan 31. Prust head bookkeeper since 1923. Dolan receptionist and city order clerk. Retirement plans pending. Prust plans fishing and gardening near town along US 41. Dolan and husband John Dolan plan retirement in West Palm Beach Florida, selling their Terre Haute home at 2440 Hulman.
A legislative study committee in Pendleton urges a two year college extension at the Indiana Reformatory. Senator John Shawley says a junior college level course could be started within a year for more than 300 inmates. Representative Richard Treber notes 97 percent are school dropouts and need better education to reduce riot risk at Putnamville.
A brief notice offers free parking for one hour for all Schultz customers at the rear of the store. The message emphasizes convenience and patron satisfaction.
The Health Department will fog areas from Third Street to Lafayette Avenue between Eighth and Maple and from First Street to Thirteenth Street between Walnut and Crawford Friday night. Charles M Brenton, director of fly rat and mosquito control, announced the plan.
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