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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1955
Page
12
The training ship Praire State, a Manhattan landmark since 1924, will be taken out of service December 31. Once a battleship that toured the world in Theodore Roosevelt’s Great White Fleet, the 34 year old ship will be used for teacher pay raises after decommissioning.
Six awarded Stoney Creek Two and Jay Gossett and Van Buren Two for top farm yields. Longest Ear went to Jim Pottorff Adams Two. Shelled corn awarded to Ralph Williams Fall Creek Two. Wheat to Thurman Lawler Lafayette Two. Oats to Clarence Rogers Fall Creek Two. Soybeans to Harold McDermit Duck Creek Two. Clover Seed to David Fox Anderson. Popcorn to Larry Watters Richland Two. Pumpkins to Harold McDermit Boone Two. Hay to Him Laird Union Township.
The rapid development of medical facilities and instruction expands across all 48 states plus Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Mercy Hospital Elwood receives 27400 dollars. grants base on patient days and births, with funds to raise faculty salaries. Grants to schools match payrolls and run as endowments. income supports 10 years, with principal usable after decade. Funds to be paid within 18 months, half by next July 1.
Dr Hilleboe and health experts presented findings at a New York Institute conference showing fluoridation as effective and safe. Newburgh children ages 6 to 9 had 58 percent less decay than Kingston peers after 10 years, with similar reductions across aged groups and no signs of enamel mottling or gum inflammation.
Hollenbeck, native of Anderson and son-in-law of Fred F. Barr, served six years in purchasing roles before returning to Anderson in 1936 with Guide Division and later the local GM unit. He spent four years on the County Council as a Democrat and is a member of the Elks Lodge. He graduated from Anderson High School in 1924, spent three years in the Army, and earned a bacteriology degree from the University of California.
McDonald and Rand Herman Land, 48, Kokomo assistant manager, suffered cuts and bruises in a collision near the Howe Fire Apparatus plant. Indianapolis men Earl Upchurch, 28, and Howard Sutton, 20, were badly injured on West 22nd Street and transported to St John’s Hospital. Keith Russell Dashler, 24, Chesterfield, struck a New York Central train at the Madison Delaware County line crossing and was hospitalized.
West Berlin’s press and radio attack the Stahlhelm and its president Albert Kesselring. Kesselring, former German commander in chief in Italy, was sentenced for war crimes by a British court, later commuted to life then 20 years, and pardoned in October 1952.
Eugene Alexander Anderson and Abneys ride with Frakes to Mercy Hospital after the altercation. Frakes has facial lacerations and chest injuries while three companions John Fischer age 38 of Atlanta Jack Lesch age 32 of Atlanta are injured with cuts bruises and shock.
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