Louis Doctor Sees Third Sex
Dr. William H. Masters reports a rising third sex or neutral gender due to insufficient hormone secretion during aging. He notes variation, with some women and men reaching reproductive ages before declines beyond 70. Hormone therapy shows improvement in 75 percent of treated individuals, though doctors debate its general use.
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Louis Phosician
Tod
William H. Masters
Masters
Mastes
Washington University School of Medicine
Americ Academy of Obsterics
Farmers Must File Employe Tax Report
George Reissmer in Milwaukee today reminded employers that social security taxes apply to cash wages paid to farm workers earning $100 or more in 1955. The 2 percent employer tax and 2 percent employee tax apply only to cash wages for covered workers. Employers must file Farm 943 and pay by January 31, 1953, to avoid penalties. Employers should register with the district director and obtain SS-4 forms from any internal revenue or social security office.
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Fromsve Aueviy
Atennal
George Reissmer
Milwaukee
Arm
Internal Revenue Or
Social Security Office
Trict
Plaintiff-Defendant Dies of Heart Attack in Courthouse Corridor
MILWAUKEE John Stryker a 50 year old man named as both plaintiff and defendant in a personal injury case died of a heart attack in a courthouse corridor Monday He had been involved in an August 10 automobile collision at a road intersection and had sued the other driver while a passenger in his car also filed suit against him
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Milwaukee
John Stryker
Stryker
Farm Bureau official assails politics on price supports
In Chicago the American Farm Bureau Federation secretary treasurer, Roger Fleming, charged that centralization and political intervention threaten farm programs. He noted price supports cover only about 20 percent of cash receipts, discussed shifts toward flexibility, and cited the 1955 vote on extending 90 percent supports amid labor influence.
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Chicago
Vidhest Biden
Roger Fleming
American Farm Bureau Federation
Civic Opera House
Fleming
U.S
General Farm Organizations
Sec
Retary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Truman
Dewey
Rev J F Carroll Dies Quake Expert at 63
US WAUREE and Rev Joseph F Carroll retired Marquette University physics department director and noted seismologist died Monday at St Joseph s hospital He was 63 and had retired last summer due to ill health A native of Ireland he began teaching at Marquette in 1922 was ordained in 1924 studied in Europe and rejoined the faculty in 1932.
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US Wauree
Joseph F. Carroll
Marquette University
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Father Carroll
Ireland
Marquette
Europe
Chandler vows good government for Kentucky
Albert Benjamin Chandler pledges a worthy administration in Kentucky. The 57 year old Democrat, a former baseball commissioner, says victory brings responsibility and outlines plans for four years focusing on education highways health care wards parks industry and agriculture. He won November 8 by 128976 votes over Edwin R Denney.
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Yrankfort
Albert Benjamin
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Baseball Commission
Chandler
Edwin R. Denney
Tmes
Brucker Visits Quemoy Amid Tense Strait Situation
U S Army Secretary Wilber M Brucker visited Quemoy an island held by nationalists in Formosa Strait within artillery range of the Chinese mainland The report notes a stormy voyage of the Mayflower from England to America with only one death on the trip
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Brucker
Quemoy
Taipei
Formosa
U. S. Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Formosa Strait
England
America
Girl Scout Troops Plan Christmas Party and Birthdays
Brownie Troop 2 members discussed their Christmas party and wrapped gifts for mothers while treats were provided by Louise Lamboley. Troop 3 honored birthday girls Anne Mallory Cathy Howe and Marsha Manos as the Night Before Christmas was dramatized Judy Bahr supplied a treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Scout Troop 2
Louise Lamboley
Julene Simmons
Colleen Seffrood
Eugene Weaver
Anne Mallory
Cathy Howe
Marsha Manos
Brownie Scout Troop 3
South School
Judy Bahr
Mmes
Merlin J. Meythaler
Ralph Mohley
Richard H. Bal
Markets Report From CHICAGO Grading Hogs and Cattle
Chicago market notes show salable hogs around 14 000 with mixed lots and steady to firm cattle activity amid uneven demand. Hog ranges include 10.75 to 12.00 for various No 1 to No 3 grades, sows at 8.00 to 9.25, and light stockers 16.50 to 18.75. Cattle and calves mostly steady with buyers cautious, choicest steers 24.00 to 49.0 per hundredweight while heifers fetch 18.00 to 20.50, utilities 9.00 to 15.00, primes 20.00 to 26.00, and stockers around 14.25 to 18.75. Butter, eggs, and grain prices also listed with steady trends.
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Ervestoen
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Family ties in Buffalo Fire Department
In Buffalo New York the fire department numbers 287 with 39 pairs of brothers and 24 father and son pairs. A trio of brothers serves together among the ranks, highlighting the family nature of this protective service. The Times classifieds offer amazing bargains for daily readers.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Fighting Res
Times
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Cornelia Skinner
Barbara Chambers
Emily Kimbrough
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