Saint Patrick’s Life Amid Myths and March Mystique
The essay traces St Patrick as a historical churchman born in Ireland to Anglo-Saxon parents, kidnapped at sixteen and sold into slavery, then escaping to England. It argues myths grew around him, while insisting his real impact lay in guiding the poor and delving into spiritual outreach rather than legendary battles with snakes.
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John C. Calhoun
Caesar
Patrick
Trish
Inuzland
Ciies
Homer
France
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
New York
Joseph Patrick
Marsh
Wildwood
England
America
Gautama
Augustine
St. Patrick
Myth and Service in Religion and Patrick’s Burial
The fragment reflects on myth as servants of reality and suggests Patrick lies near his work. It discusses adapting religion to human needs and asserts that any belief not serving people perishes. The tone hints at human-centered faith and memorial placement.
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Patrick
Cotton Pickers Extended Run At Indiana Roof Ballroom
McKinney's Original Cotton Pickers stay another week at the Indiana Roof Ballroom in Indianapolis before Wednesday March 22 waltz night. They headline two dance events during the State Basketball Finals at Butler Fieldhouse with Cuba Austin and Dave Wilbourne delivering top acts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Butar
Ae Traction
Cuba Austin
Thx
Dave Wilbourne
Cotton Pickers
First Fine Since Dry Law Repeal in Rushville
John Kersey, a colored resident of Rushville, became the first person in Rush County fined for public intoxication since the Wright bone dry law repea l. He pleaded guilt in Justice Stech's court and was fined $1 plus costs totaling $11.80, which was stayed. He was picked up Sunday night after approaching two policemen and asking to be jailed.
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John Kersey
Rushville
Rush County
Kersey
Justice Stech
Rushville Repub
Rheumatism Alibi Not Convincing to Court
Chicago judge found John Bagdonus age sixty three unable to start a coal car raid due to rheumatism. A railroad detective testified he tossed coal from a car, but the man fled the scene. The judge sentenced him to ten days.
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Chicago
John Bagdonus
John
Dog Guided Rescuers to Gas Victim in Michigan
In Escanaba Michigan a resident William Greenfield survived after his dog alerted responders. The dog led rescuers to the home where Greenfield was overcome by gas from a broken main.
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Escanaba, Mich
William Greenfield
Greenfield
Soviet Plans Global Flights Next Summer
Russia plans to send at least two major Soviet airplane flights abroad next summer. One mission may attempt a round the world record, under official sponsorship.
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Russia
Moscow
Dairy Safe Heist Reported in Paducah
Police uncorked the cork leg of B. D. Oakley and found $45 as part of a $475 dairy safe theft. Oakley alleged to be involved, investigation continues in Paducah Kentucky.
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Paducah
B. D. Oakley
Porterville Judge Waives Fine Rule For 99 Cents
In Porterville California Judge Eugene L Scott pursues a minimum fine of one dollar but recently accepted 99 cents from a guilty offender. He added one cent from his own pocket and marked the docket closed. The incident shows the strict practice of the court and the creative resolution.
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Porterville
Calif
Eugene L. Scott
Earthquake safe, Cyrus Coffin reports
Word from Cyrus Coffin confirms his safety after the earthquake. Sunday guests at the Walter Dhonau home were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larsen and their daughter Miss Grace Lanman of Indianapolis.
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Cyrus Coffin
Louis Larsen
Grace Lanman
Indianapolis
Walter Dhonau
Missing link in Palestine cave unearthed by McCown
Berkeley anthropologist Theodore D. McCown finds eight Mousterian skeletons in a Mount Carmel cave linking Neanderthal to modern man. Four well preserved, four fragmentary, with buried posture, chins and overhanging brows noted. Study continues with careful drilling and protective measures.
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Berkeley
Calif
Mount Carmel
Palestine
Theodore D. McCown
University of California
McCown
American School of Prehistoric Research
British School of Archeology
Arthur Keith
Cat Exploits Car Engines For Winter Warmth In City
In Birmingham Alabama a clever alley cat finds warmth by riding on a running board then curling between the fender and hood of parked cars near city hall. The cat returns to safety as engines start and stops its nap, avoiding danger of being carried away.
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Birmingham
Ala
City Hall
New Device to Search Visitors to City Hall
Visitors to the city jail in St Louis will be searched once the detectograph installation is completed. The device uses two cabinets at a doorway to sense metal objects. passing between them lights a bulb and rings a bell in the jailer's office.
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St. Louis
Aberdeen Sets U S Rainfall Record in 1932
Aberdeen Washington holds a new all time rainfall record with 102.53 inches measured in 1932, as announced by the United States weather bureau. Local officials confirm the unusually high year surpasses prior records.
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Aberdeen
Wash
United States Weather Bureau
Old Gold Coin Found in Placerville Dig
Newton O'Neil found an 1835 $2.50 gold piece eight feet deep in Placerville. He awaits coin experts to assess value and has refused a $25 offer, believing the coin to be quite valuable.
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Placerville
Calif
Newton O'Neil
$150000 Estate Altered After Bequest To Dog
Gov. Edwin C. Johnson ordered an investigation into a $150,000 estate once left to a dog named Shep. The trust, managed by the Colorado board of child and animal welfare, funded dog fountains and aid to the Dumb Friends league while a public examiner questioned a $10,000 investment in a Texas oil venture. The governor seeks to confirm the trust benefits to homeless dogs are appropriate.
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Denver
Edwin C.johnson
Shep
Fred H. Forrester
Colorado Board of Child and Animal Welfare
Colorado
Dumb Friends’ League
Joseph 2. Wood
Texas
Dark horses vie for 1933 state title in Indiana tourney
The article profiles small rural schools such as Michigantown Beaver Dam Hazelton and Wakarusa rising to the sixteen finalist field for the Butler Fieldhouse finals. It notes Michigantown undefeated and regional champion yet predicts tough first round matchups including Logansport Green Castle Shortridge Connersville and Vincennes with Muncie Bearcats a probable finalist.
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Michigantown
Butler Fieldhouse
Indianapolis Star
Oine
Michigan
Beaver Dam
Walter Kindig
Elkhant
Hazelton
Wakarusa
Elkhart
Winamac
Indianapolis
Butler
Logansport
Logan Berries
Wakarusa USA
Tiger Cubs
Greencastle
Bedford
Stonecutters
Gibson County
North Side
Ft. Wayne
Sandusky
Muncie
Shortridge
Connersville
Vincennes
Muncie Bearcats
Bearcats
Arbuckle Named to State Clemency Board and Prison Trustee
J T Arbuckle of Rushville is appointed by Governor McNutt to the state clemency board and to fill an unexpired term as trustee of the state prison. The new three member board includes Wayne Coy and D De los Dean. Arbuckle is expected to chair the board as it starts organizing in Indianapolis and convenes for its first session in April.
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J. T. Arbuckle
Rushville
Govenor Paul V. McNutt
State Clemency Board
Mr. Arbuckle
Govenor McNutt
State Prison
Michael Foley
Clemency Board
Old State Pardon Board
Mr. Arbuckcle
State Penitentiary
Wayne Coy
Govenor
D. Delos
Renesselaer
State Reformatory
Clemency Commission
Indianapolis
Penal Institution Boards
Arbuckle
Kiwanis Clubs
Old Pardon Board
Goveror Sammuel Ralston
Dean
Local Social News From Hamilton County
The Citizen notes a party at Miss Carolyn Norris home with classmates on Monday night. Mr and Mrs Jesse Henley return from a monthlong visit with their daughter and family in Selma Ohio. W H Behr of Indianapolis spends the weekend with Mr and Mrs J R Behr and family.
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Carolyn Norris
Jesse Henley
Selma Ohio
W. H. Behr
Indianapolis
Mrs. J. R. Behr
Railer relief expenditures rise in Rush county two years
Edgar Stiers, Rush county auditor, reports nearly $100,000 spent by county officials on poor relief for 1931 and 1932. The sum covers township poor, county infirmary, and orphan care, with $64,565 spent across twelve townships and Rushville alone accounting for $41,433.14.
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Edgar Stiers
Rush County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Stiers
Rushville Township
Orange Township
Ripley Township
Farm Hand Receives Freak Injury Near Arlington
Francis Watts a farm hand was injured Wednesday afternoon on a farm near Arlington. He sustained a fractured jaw and possible skull fracture, his memory impaired. He was taken to Major hospital in Shelbyville for treatment and is recovering.
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Francis Watts
Arlington
Shelbyville
Indiana Cafe Rushville Listing at 125 West 2nd St
Local business entry notes the Indiana Cafe in Rushville located at 125 West 2nd Street with a brief street address detail and no additional context.
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Rushville
Indiana Cafe
West 2Nd St
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