National Hospital Day Observed Across Nations
The piece recounts National Hospital Day celebrated since 1921 on May 12. It notes hospitals opening to the public, aims to educate about hospital operations, and advocates public support without fundraising. It highlights government praise and widespread adoption in several countries.
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United States
Canada
Alaska
Australia
New Zealand
Hawaii
Egypt
Philippines
China
National Hospital Piy
Cypital
American Hospital Association
Coolidge
Tuntry
Ney
Presbyterian Church Plans Mother’s Day Observance
The Presbyterian Church will observe Mother’s Day with a morning worship at 10 40 featuring a sermon on In the Name of Honor. An evening program at 7 30 will include Prof G C Arl and a quartet performing organ and vocal numbers themed Great Men of the Bible Ruth Mary and others.
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Presbyterian Church
G. C. Arl
Ther
Ruth
Mary
Wil
Fire damages home of Thomas Tuttle in Greencastle
A roof fire at the home of Thomas Tuttle in east Greencastle Thursday afternoon caused significant roof damage. Soot may have started the blaze. firefighters used two chemicals and water to extinguish it. Repairs cost about $100.
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Thomas Tuttle
Greencastle
McCullough Loses Fifth District Democratic Bid for Congress
Charles J. McCullough of Brazil Indiana loses the Democratic nomination for Congress in Indiana's Fifth District to Henry W. Moore Terre Haute by 111 votes. Moore carried Vigo Vermilion and won overall 9,205 to 9,094 with McCullough taking four of six counties. McCullough's campaign, though underfunded, garners praise for a strong showing across Clay Putnam Parke and Hendricks counties.
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Brazil
Man
Henry W. Moore
Moore
Vigo
McUllough
Ind
Charles J. McCullough
Terre Haute
McCullough
Clay County
Putnam
Parke County
Hendricks County
Vigo County
Vermillion County
McCulloush
Hendricks
Sheep Killing Dog Rounded Up by Posse
Omer Stoner reported a large cur dog near Ford Station that killed several sheep west of Greencastle. Marshal David Brader chased the animal across west Greencastle and shot it on west Seminary street after a hot pursuit Friday morning.
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Omer Stoner
Ford Station
West Greencastle
David Brader
West Seminary Street
Greencastle
DePauw Seniors Stage Mock Chapel Friday
DePauw seniors held a mock chapel with students replacing faculty in the platform seats. The stunt capped a week of senior programs and was among the year’s most entertaining chapel events.
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DePauw
Dailey Confident In Democratic Governor Nomination
Indiana primary results show Frank C. Dailey leading Democratic gubernatorial hopes with about 121000 votes to John E. Frederick's 72000. Albert Stump tops the Democratic senatorial ticket with 154000 while James E. Watson leads Republicans for President delegates by nearly 25000. Republican governor contenders total strong showing with Schortemeier, Landis and Adams in the lead. Dailey expected to secure the Democratic nomination at June conventions.
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Albert Stump
Watson
Hoover
Indianapolis
United States
James E. Watson
Herbert Hoover
Indiana
Arthur B. Robinson
Wet- Sou
Secretary of Commerce
Kansas City
Robinson
Arthur L. Gilliam
Solon J. Carter
Stump
Walter Myers
L. W. Curry
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Frederick Landis
Thomas H. Adams
Charles W. Jewett
Frank C. Dailey
Dailey
John E. Frederick
Kokomo
Claim of 2450 dollars against estate of Mahala Hasty
Roy Dobson files a claim in Putnam Circuit Court seeking 2450 dollars for services rendered to the deceased Mahala Hasty. The claim alleges 5 dollars weekly from October 1, 1921 to May 8, 1923 and 10 dollars weekly from May 8, 1923 to October 1927. Hays and Murphy represent the plaintiff.
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Putnam Circuit
Mahala Hasty
Roy Dobson
Hays & Murphy
Italian Flight Over Pole Ends Promptly
Gen Umberto Nobile departed from King's Bay Spitzbergen in the Italia for a North Pole area flight at 6 50 AM local time. The Italia was forced to turn back shortly after takeoff due to unknown issues.
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Rome
INS
Umberto Nobile
King's Bay
Spitz- Sergen
Italia
North Pole
King’s Bay
London
Nationalist Chinese Urges League Action on Japan
The Nanking government appealed to the League of Nations for an immediate special Council meeting to order Japanese forces to withdraw and halt hostilities in China. It cited Article Eleven of the Covenant as authority while noting that Peking represents the League member government and the South China Nationalist government lacks such membership.
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Geneva
INS
Nanking
League of Nations
China
League Council
Peking
League
South
Missing Air Mail Pilot Landed Safely After Weather
Ed die Eshleman a 22 year old air mail pilot who vanished after departing Lowery Field for Colorado Springs with a heavy load reported he was forced to land at Hill Top 40 miles southeast of Denver at 12 45 yesterday afternoon due to bad weather poor telephone connections prevented outside communication confirming the landing and weather related cause.
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Denver
INS
Eddie Eshleman
Air Mail
Lowery Field
Colorado Springs
Hill Top
James A Best Dies At 76 In Putnam County
James A Best 76 died Thursday at Evansville Hospital for the Insane from a cerebral hemorrhage after four months there. A lifelong Putnam county farmer from Harmrick Station, he leaves five children James O Reelsville Thomas Claude Robert and Nellie Greencastle and five brothers. Funeral set Sunday 2 pm at McCurry Funeral Home with Rev Victor J Raphael officiating. Interment Boone-Hautchison Cemetery. Body moved to Green Castle Friday morning.
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James A. Beat
Evansville Hospital
Mr. Best
Putnam County
Hamrick Station
James O
Reelsville
Thomas
Claude
Robert
Nellie
Greencastle
McCurry Funeral Home
Victor JL. Raphael
Boone-Iiautchison
Greencastle Offers Saturday Matinee for Country People
20 Years Ago in Greencastle report notes Manager George Blake announcing a special Saturday afternoon moving picture matinee for residents unable to attend regular evening shows. Also mentions Hanna street grocer C F Mathes on sick list, Mrs Lilly Landes losing a driving horse, Mrs D L Anderson selling Elm street home to Mrs Maude Birch, and an ad urging readers to buy meat at Sackert's to win a money box key.
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George Blake
D. L. Anderson
Elm Street
Maude Birch
Four Hospital Patients Escaped From Indiana State Hospital
Four patients at the Indiana State Hospital near Logansport are still at large after escaping by gagging and binding an attendant, then locking a door and taking his keys. The group includes Charles Cummings, Otto Gearhart, Vern Allen, and Ora Whitmer, with Cummings believed to be the ringleader.
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Logansport
Ind
Indiana State Hospital
Here
Jennings Dabinette
Charles FE. Cummings
Otto Gearhart
Knox County
Vern Allen
Ora Whitmer
St. Joseph County
Dobinette
J. B. Maxwell
Gearhart
Whitmer
Allen
Cummings
South Bend
Dohinette
DePauw President Selected for Indiana University Address
Dr. Lemuel H. Murlin president of DePauw university will give Indiana university's baccalaureate address on Sunday evening June 10 the day before the ninety ninth annual commencement. The event in Bloomington will be held in the campus amphitheater or the assembly hall if weather turns unfavorable. The program includes the university orchestra. Murlin has led DePauw since 1925 and previously led Baker university and Boston university. he also served as acting pastor of the American Church of Berlin in 1909 and 1910 and will resign from DePauw to return to pastoral work after this school year.
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Bloomington
Ind
Lemuel H. Murlin
DePauw University
Indiana University
Murlin
Baker University, Baldwin, Kas
Boston University
American Church of Berlin
DePauw
Demand 700 in Contract Suit Against Wilber Clodfelter
Walter J. Wilson sues Wilber Clodfelter in Putnam Circuit Court over a 1927 gas and oil land lease in Daviess County. The contract required operations to begin within 45 days, with a 5 per day penalty for delays, claiming 700 dollars due. Attorney John L. Sumner represents the plaintiff.
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Putnam Circuit
Walter J. Wilson
Wilber Clodfelter
Daviess County
John L. Sumner
Hagen Wins British Open With Pair Of 72s
Walter Hagen surged from behind to win the British Open with rounds of 72 72 for a 292 total. It marked the fifth straight American triumph in the event and Hagen’s third Open title.
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Sandwich Eng
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Little State Track Meet Here Saturday
The fifth annual Little State track and field meet will be held at DePauw University tomorrow afternoon with expectations of large crowds. Earlham leads with 38 entrants, Rose Poly has 25, Indiana Central 23, Butler 20, and State Normal 16, among others.
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DePauw University
W. L. Hughes
Earlham
Rose Poly
Indiana Central
Butler
Tigers
State Normal
Danville Normal
Franklin
Hanover
Mancheter
Muncie Normal
Oakland City
Holt
Yeager
Schooler
Muncie
Ramsay
Hogan
Cornthwaite
Sutherlin
Walls
Christie
DePauw
Spohn
Rider
DePauw ROTC Rolls 24 Newly Commissioned Officers
Major W. R. Orton presented second lieutenant commissions to twenty four seniors in the DePauw ROTC at the year’s final formation. Green Castle duo Russell Hauck and Albert Williams were among those commissioned, with a list naming Emerson Allman John Best Courter Buck Roger Merton Shoup and others.
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W. R. Orton
DePauw Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
R.O T. C
Greencastle
Russell Hauck
Albert Williams
Wners
Emerson Allman
John Best
Courter Buck
Rober Jedlard
Harold Christie
Walter Daniell
Henry DeLong
Francis Etherington
Kurt Heyne
Charles Knaub
Cyril McNary
Dick Mitchell
Bruce Murr
Myrle Rifeil
Roger
Merton Shoup
Harry Saith
Hugh Spohn
Paul Summes Altert Thompson
Carl Turner
John Winsted
No Trace Of Ford Sedan Stolen From Greencastle Square
No trace found of a Ford sedan with Illinois license 186-726 stolen from the east side of Greencastle square several nights ago. Owner Mountain Bruner works at Barnaby Saw Mill. family lives south of Marshall, Illinois. Sheriff Edward Eitelforge asks nearby cities to watch for the car. Engine number 9994450.
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Illinois
Greencastle Square
Mountain Bruner
Barnaby
Mr. Bruner
Marshall
Edward Eitelforge
Missionary Mrs Hobart slain in Taianfu amid China fighting
News from Peking confirms Mrs. W. T. Hobart 68, American Methodist missionary, killed April 29 at Taianfu during Chinese fighting. Her husband Dr. W. T. Hobart, 71, possibly escaped. The couple had served in China since 1882 and were noted for long influence in Peking. Japanese forces meanwhile seized the walled city of Tsinan after a heavy battle with Chinese troops, with many casualties and prisoners.
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London
INS
W. T. Hobart
China
Taianfu
Peking
Hobart
New York
Taiwania
Methodist Episcopal Board of Foreign Missions
William B. Towers
Miushing
N. Y
Northwestern University
Chicago
Robert Hatfield
Illinois
Towers
International News Service Today
Misaton Society
Tokio
Tsinan
War Office
Feng
Tsiwan
Bishop Grose Here May 30 31
Former DePauw president Bishop George R. Grose will visit Greencastle on May 30 and 31 to attend the University board of trustees meeting. The session will elect President L. H. Marlin's successor, receive the president's report, and consider faculty additions.
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George R. Grose
DePauw University
Greencastle
University Board of Trustees
L. H. Marlin
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