The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 August 1956 — Page 8

THE DAILY BANNED 13. was killed today when a c«? WED.. AIT,. 1. Vat* 8 8truck his bic y c,e whi,e he rode

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GARY (UP)- Robert Mingey,

to work in downtown Gary. The boy was thrown through the windshield of a car driven -y

J-iriBa* Valant. 23. City police said Y’alant was joing 60 or 70 miles an hour as he tried to n .i«anothcr car.

DIES SUDDENLY ■ DALE (UP)—Louise E. Ludwig, 69. collapsed and died Tu's day while making funeral a: - i rangements for his stepmother. Mrs. Amanda E. Ludwig, 98, died a few hours earlier. Both |

will be buried in Richardson Cemetery after services fiv. hours apart Thursday. CAPEIIAKT TO BE 1IOVT INDIANAPOLIS. (UP)- Sen Homer E. Capchart invited all Indiana Republican state ticket and congressional nominees to g round of social and campaigning events Thursday in Daviess County. Capehart planned to take the

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VONCASTLE

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-By WILLIAM RITT — Central Press Writer

ARROWS and heavy line border Mark the 500-mile area between Putao and Kunlong where Red China troops reportedly have "invaded” Burma to depth reaching 60 miles. Red units were reported ranging in size from 40 to 150 men. Burmese Premier Ba Swe (lower) called a cabinet meeting to discuss "this flagrant violation of Burma's frontier." The area invaded has been in constant rebellion since Burma declared Independence in 1948.

POLICE of Chiswick, England, have been called in to investigate a house said to be haunted by a spectre that throws pennies at people. First time we ever heard of a ghost equipped with a piggy bank. ! ! ! ■-’* . Piano tuners staged their national convention in Kansas City, ice read. We trust everything went off harmoniously. ! ! ! A temperance leader wants vodka banned as a "security risk." It sure is—for the Russians—when Khruschev gets his hands on a bottle of the stuff. ! ! ! In Gambia, West Africa, baboons have become so numerous

that the government there is having a hard time keeping them in control. What are those apes trying to do—make monkeys out of people ? i ; i A Russian, tlho claims to be 122 years old, now says he's bothered icith one of his molars coming loose. One of his baby teeth f ! ! ! A growing number of persons, says a British doctor,.have taken up "being ill" as a hobby. It's remarks like that which give US a headache! ! ! ! Creditors seized the entire jackpot of §8,000 won by an Italian quiz program contestant. We have one more question for the poor fellow: “What now?"

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REMAIN ON STRIKE TERRE HAUTE (UP)—About 700 employes of the Allis Chalners Manufacturing Co. remain1 on strike today despite a .mion meeting called to discuss joing bavk to work. A meeting of Local No. 1164 of he United Auto Workers Nnion vas held but afterward the memjers who attended drove past the >!ant from their union hall with>ut stopping.

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DIVE PROVED FATAL MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. (UP) — Charles Ferguson, 19, Chicago. 1 died Monday in a hosp ; tal here ' of injuries sustained when he dived into shallow water while ! , serving as a lifeguard at Dunes | State Park July 16.

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