The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 July 1957 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER . WED,, JI'LV 10, 1957 !*»«♦*«} GREEN CASTLE. END. AID FOR INDIANA WASHINGTON UP — The Farmers Home Administration has promised to do everything it ! can to help flood-stricken Indiana farmers. Sen. William E. Jenner R-Ind., said today. Jenner said in a statement

that he has “been investigating all avenues of assistance*’' which the federal government can give to th£ flooded areas.

Greencastle Barracks 114 Veterans of World War I will meet In there hall Friday, July 12 at 7:30 p. m. Election of delegates to the state convention. July 19, 20 and 21.

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the postoffice of Greencastle, Indiana as second class mall matter under act of

Parke Co. Farm Yields Rare Fossil

CHICAGO < UP) - Two scien

__ w „ I tists have disco\ ered a fossil

March 7, 1878. Subscription . , , w w #ie ^ shark which preyed on other

prehistoric marine life in Parkt ] County when the state was cov-

ocean 250 million

price 25 cents per week, $5.00 per year by mail in Putnam Ommtv, Sfi.OO to $10.40 per year , ,

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17-19 South Jac kson Street The discovers was announced Telephone 74, 95, 114 by the Chicago Natural History^

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A daughter was born Tuesday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William McCammack of Cloverdale. The annual picnic of the class of 1942 of the Fillmore high school will be held Sunday, July 14, at Robe Ann Park. Mrs. Nellie Denny has returned home after a 10 day visit with her daughter and family, Mrs. Jack Gruenholz, who live in Claverack, N. Y. The will of Morton Smith, deceased, has been filed for probate in the Putnam circuit court. Frankie R. Smith and Harley E. Smith are joint executors of the

will.

A1 Stone, former assessor >f Greencastle city and township, but now living in Roachdale, was visiting here yesterday. He reports having started taking The Daily Banner when he was 25 years old and is now 83, which would make him a subscriber of 58 years.

Museum, wdiich said the fossil i was found in shale formations in j neighboring Parke County, sev-

eral weeks ago.

The museum said the fossil, uncovered by Drs. Rainer Zangerl ; and Eugene S. Richardson Jr., is believed to be the first well preserved fossil shark ever found

from the Coal Age.

‘‘A most unusual feature of the discovery is the shark’s well- preserved skin shagreen,,” the museum said. "Very rarely is a cartilaginous skelton of a shark found, and fossilized skin, especially of a creature that lived as long ago as this shark, is an almost unheard-of find.” The remains of the shark measured 8V& feet in length, and would have been about 15 feet had they been complete, the mu-

seum said.

Zangerl and Richardson found the skin, verebral column, fins and skull. The third quarters had been carried away by erosion. The two scientists said the exceptionally well preserved condition of the skelton may be attributed to the fact that the shark was buried in mud almost immediately after its death. The fossil remains of other sharks found near the skelton indicated that several of the animals were trapped in some way before they died. The museum would not say on whose property the fossil remains were found. Spokesmen said the museum agreement with the farmer who owns the land specified that the site not bo made public, because of the landowner’s fear that sightseers would overrun the property. Exploratory diggings in the shale formations of the county have been conducted over a period of several years, as scientists decided the shale was of the type which should contain

fossils.

A portion of the shark skelton became exposed in a hillside excavation and the scientists fol-

Mrs. Oscar Duncan is a patient at the Kentucky Baptist hospital in Louisville for observation and treatment. Her room number is 460. While Mrs. Duncan is in the hospital Mr. Duncan

is visiting their daughter, Mrs. j lowed the exposed portion care-

Edna Rosenbaum and family

Orleans, Ind.

fully back into the hillside.

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Smith, Mogiiner Try Legal Moves INDIANAPOLIS UP — Arraignment of former highway i chairman Virgil Red Smith and ; “Glo” salesman Arthur J. Mogiiner on bribery charges in the, Indiana highway scandal was delayed today by legal moves of their attorneys. Mogiiner and his lawyer ap- ; peared in Marion Criminal Court this morning and asked for a delay to July 22 to give them time to prepare motions to quash , a 12-count indictment. The indictment was returned recently j by a grand jury which said Mogiiner sold more than a million dollars worth of equipment to j the state during the administration of former Gov. George : Craig and gave more than $41,000 of his profits to Smith. Judge Pro Tem Keith Reese granted the delay.

Boy Scouts Find Valley Forge Tool VALLEY FORGE. Pa. UP— Boy Scouts from across the nation continued to pour into historic Valley Forge Park today for the fourth national Boy Scout jamboree. Scouts from Texas and other warm climates expressed surprise at the coolness of Pennsylvania weather, but came "prepared” with sleeping bags and extra blankets. About 32.000 scouts were expected to arrive today and Thursday with the official opening of the jamboree scheduled for Friday.

Loyal to allies WASHINGTON UP — Prime Minister Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy of Pakistan today reaffirmed his nation's decision to remain firmly on the side of the United States in the cold war. “We are allies.” the Asian leader told Vice President Richard M. Nixon, who welcomed him on arrival for a three-day series of talks with President Eisenhower and other officials.

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