Christlike Ideal Guides Students Toward Service
The piece argues students may stay loyal to ideals by pursuing Christlike character through devotion. It warns against treating religion as a mere institution and urges living daily in Christ’s spirit, transforming personal faith into constructive national service.
Plane crash injures noted pilots near Hicksville
Critically injured in a farm crash near the Long Island Motor Parkway two pilots Henry Buddy Bushmeyer a noted parachute jumper and Clifford Muchmore a well known pilot. The incident occurred not far from Hicksville New York with international reports confirming their critical condition.
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Henry
Buddy” Bushmeyer
Cifford Muchmore
Long Island Motor Parkway
Hicksville, L. 1
International Newsree
DePauw Honors Five With L L D Degrees at Commencement
Three United States Judges receive honorary Doctor of Laws along with Louis B. Hopkins president of Wabash College and Salmon O. Levinson prominent Chicago attorney and war law writer. Judges Wilkerson Ritter Sparks are DePauw alumni. Hopkins is Wabash College president and brother of Dartmouth’s Ernest M. Hopkins. Levinson chairs the American Commission for Outlawing War.
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United States
DePauw University
DePauw
Etra
James H. Wilkerson
U.S. Dis
Trict Court
Chicago
Halsted L. Ritter
U. S. District Court
Miami
Fla
Will M. Sparks
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Sparks
Rushville
Ind
Anderson
The Golden Calf at Voncastle Theatre Delights Audiences
The Golden Calf Fox Movietone comedy charms capacity crowds at the Voncastle Theatre tonight and Tuesday. Sue Carol stars as a prim secretary who becomes a beauty to win Jack Mulhall. Monty Collins all talk comedy and Paramount sound news join the bill.
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Fox Movietone
Voncastle Theatre
Sue Carol
Jack Mulhall
Greenwich Village
Herlf
Mulhall
Brendel
Marjorie White
Richard Keene
Paul Page
Monty Collins
Paramount Sound News
Club Receives Large Shipment of Young Bass
The Putnam County Sooting club received several thousand young bass from the government hatchery in Louisville Kentucky and planted them in branch streams to improve growth prospects away from gar pike. The club also distributed 150 ring neck pheasant eggs from the state conservation department to be hatched and released by cooperating farmers. It is unlawful to kill pheasants. The birds raised last year are thriving and public interest in the project is strong.
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Putnam County Porting Club
Putnam County Sooting Club
Government Fish Hatchery
Louisville
State Conservation Department
Political activity questioned in 1928 campaign
A fragment notes that a man was questioned in relation to his political activities against Alfred E. Smith during the 1928 presidential campaign.
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Alfred E. Smith
Newareall
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