108 Medical Graduates Get Licenses in Indiana
One hundred eight medical graduates and three osteopathic graduates passed this year’s Indiana medical registration and examination board exam. Licenses to practice in Indiana will be issued. Fifteen qualified for the honor roll with at least 900 of 1,000 points. The top score was 932 by Dr William Schulze of Dayton Ohio from Eclectic Medical College Cincinnati.
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Indiana Medical Registration and Examination Board
Indiana
William Schulze
Dayton
Ohio
Eclectic Medical College
Cincinnati
Two Men Arrested in Attack on 14-Year-Old Girl
Detectives report two men Earl Morris 21 and William Berkes 17 confessed to assaulting a 14 year old girl after taking her to Willard Park. The victim's sister and mother provided details as the missing girl returned later claiming she had been driven to the country and attacked. The injured girl was taken to city hospital for treatment.
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Willard Park
Earl Morris
Michigan St
William Berkes
N .Hendricks
City Hospital
City Council Examines Pension for Cops and Firemen
The council studied a 1929 budget issue to decide how many police and fire personnel might be pensioned after long service. Chiefs Worley and Voshell will list off duty employees and absences to assess capability, with potential future pension legislation and an ordinance path.
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Claude M. Worley
Harry Voshell
Indiana Insurance Federation names 1928 29 executive committee
At a Columbia Club dinner Thursday night directors elected the Indiana Insurance Federation executive committee for 1928 1929 with 25 members present. New members include Joseph Stickney as chairman Clinton Lasher Russell Byers Herbert Barr F T Fairchild Bor O Aspy F A Tedford J C Snyder H G Gescheidle and A D Merrill all listed as Indianapolis Lafayette Crawfordsville Hammond and Terre Haute representatives.
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Indiana Insurance Federation
Columbia Club
Joseph Stickney
Clinton Lasher
Russell Byers
Herbert Barr
F. T. Fairchild
Bor O. Aspy
Indianapolis
F. A. Tedford
Lafayette
J. C. Snyder
Crawfordsville
H. G. Gescheidle
Hammond
A. D. Merrill
Terre Haute
Blanket peddler arrested on petit larceny charge
Sam Abat a 29 year old Assyrian blanket peddler of 711 N Alabama St was arrested Thursday and charged with petit larceny police say they found a blanket belonging to Arthur Hostegel operator of a Turkish bath at 39 W Maryland St in Abats grip as he left the bathhouse the blanket valued at 2 dollars Hostegel had reported missing blankets and linens and suspected Abat a regular customer
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Sam Abat
Alabama St
Arthur Hostegel
Maryland St
Abat
Grip
Hostegel
Lockers Halted at Shortridge High School Project
Kopf and Deery architects stop installation of lockers at Shortridge High School after finding that all steel equipment from Aurora Illinois firm does not meet specifications.
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New
Shortridge High School
Kopf & Deery
All Steel Equipment Company
Aurora
Ill
American Girl Joins Russian Expedition Into Svanitia
Miss Lucille Brenham, an American woman, travels with ten Soviet explorers into the mountain homeland of the Svanitian people. Arriving with an American educators’ delegation led by Prof. John Dewey, Brenham joins researchers in a historic Soviet science expedition into the Caucasus region two days’ horseback ride from Tiflis where the Svanitians are said to preserve early Christian and Western European cultural traits.
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United Press
Moscow
Lucille Brenham
Soviet Union
Miss Brenham
John Dewey
Columbia University
Svanitia
Tiflis
Notable Osteopathy graduates and top scores listed
Kenneth Kurtz of Dayton and Dr Gah Theodore Bowers of Ft Wayne appear among the top ranks. The third highest score of 918 points was earned by Dr Clare R Green of Findlay Ohio from Kirksville College of Osteopathy class of 1928. Dr Kenneth Smithburn of Noblesville, an Indiana University School of Medicine graduate, placed fourth with 916.5 points.
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Kenneth Kurtz
Dayton
Gah Theodore Bowers
Ft. Wayne
Clare R. Green
Findlay
Ohio
Kirksville (Mo.) College of Osteopathy
Kenneth Smithburn
Noblesville
Indiana University School of Medicine
Eyestrain Halts 2.1 Million Children in School Study
New York reports eyestrain and poor vision hinder 2,100,000 students from passing exams. W A Blocker, chair of the Guild of Prescription Opticians of America convention committee, cites the issue as a major alibi for Willie in exams.
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New York
Willie
W. A. Blocker
The
Guild of Prescription Opticians of America
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