Military court opens probe into Negro lynching in Texas
A military court of inquiry began in Sherman Texas to investigate mob violence linked to the burning of the Grayson county courthouse. Five men were jailed and ten free on bond as inquiries focus on roles in the death of George Hughes a Black man on trial for attacking a white woman.
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Tex
Grayson County
George Hughes
L. S. Davidson
L. E. McGee
Military
Hughes
Eleven city hospital internes named to posts
High medical positions have been filled by appointment of eleven city hospital internes on completion of their terms here. Appointments include Dr Kenneth C. Smithburn at Rockfeller Foundation of Medical Research and Dr Merle E Whitlock on Mayo Foundation fellowship. Other posts span Indiana health board, University of Michigan, and University of Pennsylvania programs.
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City Hospital
William A. Coeppers
Kenneth C. Smithburn
Rockfeller Foundation of Medical Research
Merle E. Whitlock
Mayo Foundation
Vv. x K. Karvey
Indiana Health Board
Don Edward Kelly
New York Skin and Cancer Hospital
George D. Beamer
Toledo Women's and Children’s Hospital
Francis Bayless
Western Reserve
Clifford C. Taylor
University of Michigan Hospital
Charles B. Yott
University of Pennsylvania
S. R. Snodgrass
Indiana University School of Medicine
Robert E. Kinneman
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Lodge Honors Pastor at Farewell Reception
South Bend Commandery 13 Knights Templar held a farewell for Rev. Albert E. Monger pastor of the First Methodist Church who will take a new post at DePauw University Greencastle on June 1. Dr Monger served as prelate for seven years with praise from Clarence H. Snake and Peter F. Ahrens.
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South Bend
League Council Meets Private Session in Geneva
The League of Nations council met privately in Geneva on May 12 to adopt the agenda for its regular meeting. Yugoslav foreign minister Vogislav Marinkovitch presided while German foreign minister Julius Curtius attended in his first council session.
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United Press
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Vogislav Marinkovitch
Julius Curtius
President Invited as Erie County Children Send Cards
Four thousand postcards from Erie county school children arrive in Hoover's mail asking the President to visit Sandusky on July 4. The event reflects a communal appeal from Sandusky residents seeking a presidential visit.
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Sandusky
Hoover
United Press
Erie County
Par amount on Parade contest final stars listed
The Times presents the fifth and final series of the Paramount on Parade star ID contest. Readers must name the twenty five stars and submit a short essay on their favorite, with deadlines and prizes outlined. Entries sent to The Times Paramount on Parade Editor by May 14.
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Times “Paramount
Times
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Dianapolis
Paramount
the Circle
Circle Theater
Roberts Faces Smooth Path to Court Seat
Washington May 12 Owen J Roberts Supreme Court nomination moves forward quietly as the senate judiciary subcommittee, chaired by Borah, reports no opposition. A telegram from Homer W Tope of the Pennsylvania Anti Saloon League endorses Roberts as highly qualified.
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Roberts
United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Senate Judiciary Committee
John J. Parker
Borah
Idaho
Herbert
R. I
Tope
Reed
Rep
Helmet automatically cleans air for workers in hazards
An inventor has created a helmet that automatically washes the surrounding air for workers in dusty, gaseous, and dangerous environments. The device aims to reduce inhalation hazards by filtering and purifying the air inside the helmet as the wearer moves through hostile industrial settings.
Marion county grand jury probes alleged vote fraud
A Marion county grand jury opened an inquiry into alleged primary election fraud with three witnesses, after arrests of an election inspector, two judges, and a Republican candidate for precinct committee man. The witnesses include M. Barcley Everett Saxton and Thomas Dailey as proceedings continue.
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Marion County Grad Jury
Man M. Barcley
North Meridian Street
Everett Saxton
Graceland Avenue
Thomas Dailey
E. W. Hoover
North Ilinois Street
J. T. Andrews
North Illinois Street
M. C. Lyons
John L. Beinz
North
Illinois Street
Rabies Campaign Prompts Dog Kill Order in Marion
In Marion Indiana police announce a campaign to curb rabies by killing all un muzzled dogs. Twenty people have been bitten by dogs in recent weeks and one dog was found to have rabies, prompting fears of a wave.
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