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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1912
Page
1
The Franklin College issue reports several illness cases with no new suspects and favorable conditions for recovery. Most students stayed in Franklin during the brief vacation and continued advance work in labs and term papers while college activities were paused.
Earl W. Crecraft, 07, after two years at Columbia University, accepts a post at Columbia's Pulitzer School of Journalism. He will teach government and politics for nine hours weekly starting July 11 and assist in updating the political library. The school was endowed by Joseph Pulitzer with 1,000,000 dollars, with a second 1,000,000 bequest contingent on certain conditions.
The Alumni Association announces a second ballot for officer nominations by mail as allowed by the 1910-41 constitution. The February Bulletin details member classes and nominating duties, urging graduates to submit ballots to the secretary for counting on May 1st.
A damaged clipping references a subject linked to national peace and an April in Barhain with discussion of international relations. Readable fragments mention a contest or debate and the need to address global tensions amid ongoing diplomacy.
Miss Rose Melcher national secretary of the A F of L spoke to the local association Sunday afternoon. She urged girls to seek full, well rounded lives within God’s plan and noted some must go abroad while others stay home. The need overseas is great, she said, but duties vary by circumstance. CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX
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