Critics See Fewer Med Schools Raise Standards
The Carnegie Foundation report urges higher standards for New England medical education, suggesting consolidation around Harvard and Yale. Dartmouth Bowdoin and others face potential cuts as costs rise and endowment options shrink. leaders from Dartmouth Tufts Bowdoin Yale and Boston University weigh impact and feasibility.
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Vermont University President Defends Medical School
President M. H. Buckham of the University of Vermont rejects Carnegie Foundation criticisms and asserts the medical school is essential for Vermont. He notes the school is among the nation’s top, will graduate 40 physicians this year, enrolls about 250, and will require increased college work for entrants starting next year and in 1912.
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Girl Floors Bold Thief in Home In New York
Freda Dolinsky a 20 year old girl battled a burglar in her parents home early today. Unarmed she grabbed a seltzer bottle and struck the thief then broke a tumbler on his head. She sat on him until help arrived. She is the daughter of a silk manufacturer.
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Papal blessing given to 1500 babies at Mattapan church
Rev. Father William J. Ennis declares women should be valued as mothers not toys during a papal blessing service for 1500 babies at the Church of St. Angela in Mattapan. The rite, part of a two week mission, featured Fr. Joan Condon and other Jesuit-supported clergy with Frederick Philip Cogan as the youngest recipient.
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France will go half way toward Vatican accord
Paris reports indicate a strong segment of the French episcopate seeks Vatican modification of its prior intransigent stance. No arrangement with the French government is seen without direct talks with the Pope, yet there are signs of efforts to secure change.
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Paris Separa tion Law Sparks Church Negotiations
M Briand and the French Premier push for religious peace by pressuring church recognition of separation. The government hints at talks with French bishops not the Vatican, on property, seminaries, and Catholic schools under academy inspectors. Vatican insists on direct Rome negotiations and resists main point. Cardinal Couille’s Rome visit fuels speculation of talks.
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Boston Post offers five dollar reward for photographed child
A child photographed at Charlestown noon intermission may claim a $5 gold piece at the City Editor's office between 3 and 5 p.m. at 275 Washington Street. Each weekday a school child will appear, with Sunday printing of 20 snapshots, until further notice. The Saturday portrait was Maud Goodale, 10, Dorchester.
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Woman barred from talking by court order in Dorchester case
Mrs. Katherine M. Belmont of 148 West Concord street is forbidden to speak to or communicate with Mrs. Amelia M. Chaplin, her husband Edwin Chaplin and their four children. Judge Richardson issued the injunction June 1 and a July 7 hearing is set to decide if the injunction becomes permanent.
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Boston Private Killed In Fall From Bicycle
William Sheehan of Boston a private in the Twentieth United States Infantry was killed in New Haven when his front bicycle wheel caught in a car track switch throwing him to the street. He died at General Hospital at age 29 after ten years in Cambridge and Boston. He enlisted from Boston in Company K at the Connecticut Range in East Haven for rifle practice.
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Pourquoi Pas Receives Medal After Normandy Welcome
The Charcot expedition ship Pourquoi Pas arrived today and was honored by the Geographical Society of Normandy. Admiral Fournier presented a medal of honor to all expedition members during the government delegation reception.
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Expulsion of 200 Jewish Families Reported from Kiev
The Jewish relief committee of Kiev via attorney M Glikman telegraphs St Petersburg that about 200 families have been expelled from Kiev with more to come. Edicts allow short departure windows or temporary passports for their assigned destinations. Unaccompanied Jewish individuals are expelled first. A Kiev despatch notes many Hebrews preparing to cross the river where residence is expected to be allowed.
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