Birth control debate stirs judge’s guidance and law
A writer disputes a Cleveland judge who recommended birth control in a divorce case. The piece argues for physician access and warns politics and religion may shape policy. It notes New York limits on counsel and cites poverty, health, and demographics shaping birth rates.
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Cleveland
Ohio
America
New York
United States
Holland
Russia
New York State
Birth control debate questioned and discussed
The Times discusses the importance of wide examination of birth control and notes fear of immorality as a common argument against relaxed restrictions. The writer states they have not felt this fear as a healthy motivator.
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the Times
Boulder Dam Vote Expected This Week
Congress prepares a busy week with Senate aiming to vote on the Boulder Dam issue within a few days. The House moves toward Greek and Austrian debt settlements and ongoing investigations continue across committees including the West nomination and patronage probes.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Boulder Dam
House
Treasury Department
Insular Affairs
Judiciary
Education and Labor
Kellogg
Foreign Relations Committee
Interior West
Public Lands Committee
Samuel Insull
Illinois Public Utilities
Brookhart Committee
Indian Affairs Committee
Postal Union Elects New Local 130 Officers
New officers of Local 130 National Federation of Postoffice Clerks were elected at the English hotel and will be installed January 13. Named are Walter A. Smith president Edward Grimes first vice president Byron Lind ley second vice president William Coleman recording secretary George D. Haught financial secretary Arthur Callahan treasurer L. E. Decker guard H L Kettler A R Haught A W Leary Harry Blair Bert Greatbatch trustee Bert Persell C H Davis George Karl Harrison Dake delegates to Central Labor Union and Forest L Fieres collector of sick and death benefits.
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National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
Walter A. Smith
Edward Grimes
Byron Lindley
William ©. Coleman
George D. Haught
Arthur Callahan
L. E. Decker
H. L. Kettler
A. R. Haught
A. W. Leary
Harry Blair
Bert Greatbat
Judge Imposes Prison Terms for Child Support Defaulters
Hartford City Indiana December 10 Times Special reports that Blackford circuit court convicts who fail to provide for their children will receive prison sentences. Clemency will not be granted even if back support is paid and no sentence will be suspended, says Judge Victor Simmons.
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Hartford City
Ind
Blackford
Victor Simmons
Linton Eyes Local Gas From New Butane Method
In Linton Indiana a group of experts studies a new gas production method using liquid butane shipped by tank cars and mixed with air. The process aims to supply small communities without large plant equipment, mirroring automobile carburetor mixing.
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Times
Linton
Ind
R. D. Leitch
C. A. Traubert
Pittsburgh (Pa
Bureau of Mines
United States Department of Agriculture
O. M. Setrum
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Okla
Flower Mission Plans 100 Bed TB Hospital Drive
The Flower Mission Society led by Mrs. David Ross plans a $300000 TB unit at the city hospital to replace in hospital work and expand home efforts. The group has $70000 on hand and expects large gifts as the drive begins. Arthur Brown will form a subcommittee to plan the campaign and coordinate with the city health board.
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Flower Mission Society
David Ross
City Hospital
Coe Street
Ross
Flower Mission Hospital
Frederick, E. Jackson
City Health Board
William A. Coeppers
Medics Outline Eight Papers for Tuesday Meeting
The Indianapolis Medical society schedules eight papers for the 8:15 p m gathering at the Athenaeum. Topics cover neonatorum asphyxia ovarian endocrine disorders quinine in constipation appendicitis trigeminal neuralgia unusual frenitis chronic jaundice and gastro intestinal syphilis. A December 18 program lists fractures of the hip spine simple fractures and treatment of compound fractures. No meetings will be held December 25 or January 1.
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Indianapolis Medical Society
The
Athenaeum
G. W. Gustafson
E. T. Gaddy
A. B. Graham
J. H. Eberwein
Robert A. Milliken
John A. M. Aspy
L. A. Ensminger
Large forty ton theater girder placed in Anderson
A large crowd watched workmen set a forty ton girder in a new Anderson theater. Reported as the largest girder used locally, it will support the balcony and accommodate about 800 people.
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Anderson
Ind
Flapper Killer Sought From Canton Jungle
Canton police raid the so called jungle district in search of the pale slim girl who killed Vernard Fearn last Thursday night. Sheriff Gibson and Prosecutor Harter say the killer fled toward Lorain after boarding a bus. They suspect a hidden life and motive unknown in Fearn’s case.
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United Press
Canton
Don R. Meller
Vernard Fearn
Waco
Fearn
Edward Gibson
Henry Harter
Harter
Lorain
Riverside Father Breaks Silence on Northcott Murders Tale
Fearful father Cyrus G Northcott tells police he may reveal more about his wife Louisa and son Gordon Stewart Northcott amid damning evidence in the Riverside murder case. Gordon Northcott and his mother face murder charges for the Collins boy killing as authorities close the state's case. the father says bodies may have been moved from the chicken ranch and reveals startling family dynamics.
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United Press
Riverside
Cal
Cyrus G. Northcott
Gordon Stewart Northcott
Northcott
Gordon Northcott
Lewis
Nelson Winslow
Alvin Gothea
Walter Collins
Gothea
Puente
Louisa Northcott
Collins
Lye
Winslow Boys
Stewart
Ford
Young Northcott
Los Angeles
Canada
City to Hold Exams for Building Department Posts
City hall will host professional examinations on December 21 for seven building department jobs including combustion engineer and chief construction engineer. Applicants must meet building code requirements. budget allocates 3000 dollars yearly for the combustion engineer starting January 1, with residency in Indianapolis and registered professional engineer status requested.
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City Hall
Daniel B. Luten
William F. Hurd
Hurd
Indianapolis
Indiana Day Observed At Teachers College
Indiana day will be observed at the Teachers College of Indianapolis at 1 p m Tuesday in the college chapel. Participants include Miss Margaret Bogan Miss Leone Patrick and Miss Julia Harrison Moore.
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Teachers College of Indianapolis
Margaret Bogan
Leone Patrick
Julia Harrison Moore
Indiana University selects 34 for Campus Affairs choruses
Bloomington December 10 Bernard Goodman Virginia Metz Jean Miller and Dorothy Ann Rucker of Indianapolis are among thirty four students chosen for the choruses of Campus Affairs the annual campus revue staged by the Garrick Club dramatic organization at Indiana University Miss Alice eo of Tipton is president of the club.
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Bloomington
Ind
Bernard Goodman
Virginia Metz
Jean Miller
Dorothy Ann Rucker
Indianapolis
Garrick Club
Indiana University
Alice Eo
Tipton
Lincoln Vale Country Club plans $50,000 building on Valparaiso tract
In Gary Indiana on December 10 an organization of the Lincoln Vale Country Club submitted plans for a $50,000 building. The club owns a 200 acre tract west of Valparaiso with members including local and Chicago capitalists.
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Gary
Ind
Lincolnvale
The Boy Nobody Knows John Coolidge Sinks Identity
NEA dispatch from New Haven portrays John Coolidge son of the president living a low profile. A clerk at New Haven and Hartford, he avoids publicity and works quietly with minimal attention from colleagues at the office.
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Hortense Saunders
Coolidge
New Haven
Conn
John
Miller to Address Indianapolis Gyro Club Tuesday
Charles F. Miller superintendent of the city schools will speak to the Indianapolis Gyro Club at the Spink-Arms Tuesday noon. Dr. Frank B. Fisk new president announced Charles G. Pahud and Robert S. Prentice are the program committee for the day.
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Charles F. Miller
Indianapolis Gyro Club
Spink-Arms
Frank B. Fisk
Charles G. Pahud
Robert S. Prentice
Fisk
Fights Chair Death New Trial Plea For Police Killer
Dreyfus Rhoades counsel plans a motion for a new trial in Gibson circuit court Princeton for the Vincennes policeman slaying. If denied the plea will be appealed to the Indiana supreme court. Rhoades is sentenced to die March 6 in the electric chair.
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Buy Times
Vincennes
Ind
Dreyfus
Rhoades
Simon Caine
Gibson Circuit Court
Princeton
Indiana Supreme Court
Farmers at national convention in Chicago
William H. Settle president of the Indiana Farm Bureau leads a group of officers and delegates at the American Farm Bureau Federation national convention opening in Chicago. Delegates include James K. Mason of Milton I. H. Hull B. B. Bennce L. L. Needler Ww. T. Martindale H. R. Nevins Lee R. Highten and James Moore editor of the Hoosier Farmer.
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William H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
James K. Mason
Milton
I. H. Hull
B. B. Bennce
L. L. Needler
Ww. T. Martindale
H. R. Nevins
Lee R. Highten
James Moore
The
Hoosier Farmer
Peace appeal at Pan American arbitration conference
President Coolidge opened the Pan American conference urging settlement of disputes through diplomacy not war. He highlighted Western Hemisphere unity with twenty governments attending and cited treaties making arbitration a constitutional tenet in Venezuela Ecuador the Dominican Republic Brazil and Uruguay. Kellogg named permanent chairman as Hughes Kellogg delegates from the US and Latin reps return from Havana with Alfaro as Panama’s key delegate.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Western Hemisphere
America
Venezuela
Ecuador
Dominican Republic
Brazil
Uruguay
Mr. Coolidge
Kellogg
Ambassador de Amaral
Chile
Havana
Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
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