Manning's Religion Called a Lie by Doctor in Open Letter
Open letter from Rev Dr James Empringham traveling to New York brands Bishop Manning's Christianity as a preposterous lie. He seeks removal of holy orders amid charges of illegal medical practice linked to the defunct Health Education Society and its successor Emanuel Society.
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Health Education Society
Emanuel Society, Inc
Empringham
New York
California
Ly United Press
William T. Manning
James Empringham
Manning
Los Angeles
Slack Urges Purchase of Two Churches in Memorial Plan
The Indianapolis Times reports County Commissioner president George Snider and others urging immediate county action to acquire the Second Presbyterian and First Baptist church buildings near the Indiana World War Memorial plaza. John Kitley blocked the move in 1925, but public pressure and church delegations pushed for a fair price and removal of structures fitting the shrine. Mayor Slack echoed the call, while the Chamber of Commerce and Ad Club of Indianapolis discussed study and support.
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Indianapolis Times
George Snider
John Shearer
C. O. Sutton
John Kitley
Warren Township
Indiana Memorial Commission
Kitley
John C. McCloskey
Board of Works
Chamber of Commerce
Second Presbyterian
First Baptist
Indiana World War Memorial Plaza
L. Ert Slack
Peace Pact To Be Made Vital In World Parliament
United Press reports the Kellogg pact will be a principal agenda item as the union’s permanent commissions and subcommissions meet for a week with delegates from leading world parliaments. The talks aim to render the pact effective globally and include a Danna col lege chorus concert at Hollenbeck hall Y W C A in Blair Nebraska with violin solos by Marie Rasmussen.
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United Press
the Union
Danna College
Blair, Neb
Hollenbeck Hall
North
Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis Deserter Confesses Auto Theft
Kermit McKay aged 20 without fixed address confessed to detectives that he stole two cars in Indianapolis last week. He also admitted desertion from Fort Riley Kansas. The vehicles belonged to G. H. Gant of 2175 Boulevard Place and A. A. Ostermyer of North Pennsylvania Street.
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Kermit McKay
Indianapolis
Ft. Riley
Kan
G. H. Gant
Boulevard Place
A. A. Ostermyer
Pennsylvania Street
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Marie Rasmussen
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Omaha Symphony Orchestra
DR. West
Kresge Bldg
Penn. and
Wash. Sts
UN AG Boreas
S.illinois
S. Illinois ST
Washington and Capitol
Globe
Jon Sale Nals
Athletic Union
Nainsook
Large Lot
Statehouse
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