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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1955
Page
10
At a west side crossing a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train struck their car on Tuesday injuring six Huntington men returning home from work. Dave Trout was the most seriously hurt. Indiana owns 6 641 miles of railroad.
Dr. William H. Masters of Washington University says aging causes a neutral third sex as hormones wane. Study data suggest hormone replacement aids memory and well being but does not extend life. Men and women may show outward sex traits yet be inwardly indistinguishable. A 16 year study recommends mixed hormone treatment to balance effects. Teachers in Indiana also vote on retirement integration with Social Security.
Notre Dame lauds Ford Foundation grants tied to higher education and salary growth for teachers and hospital expansion. Rev Hesburgh calls the gifts a testimonial to private free enterprise and a sign of industry and education mutuality supporting America’s educational system.
Indianatown? Indianapolis UI J Ad ington Wagner national commander of the American Legion lauded the 500 million dollars in grants awarded by the Ford Foundation as an inspiring effort.
Bethany teachers advisory board drivers and cooks met at Chick Inn for the annual Christmas party and dinner. Carols were led by Mrs. Jack Effin with an entertaining committee including Mrs. Arnold Greve and several others. Attendees included numerous local couples. In Muskegon a circuit judge granted a divorce to Alice A McKee after her husband called Christmas a big graft. Indiana schools study began as a state committee inspected schools to draft standard plans to cut building costs per classroom.
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