Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1945 — Page 6

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‘deep regret and praised him for extraordinary service to the hospital since coming here from White Cross “hospital, Columbus, O., in 1931, Dr. Benson, who was also superintendent of the hospital until his ‘resignation from that post. several ‘months ago, declined the post of “superintendent of the Methodist ‘hospital at Hot Springs, Ark. the bishop said.

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RUSS TROOP SHIPS ‘AWAITING ORDERS’

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BIRTHS

Twins (Boys) At Methodist—Reese, Mary Meredith.

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Mary E. Young, 88, 1226 Tecumseh, arteriosclerosis Lee R. Williams, 61, 2021 Hoyt, acute

Julia Anna Horine, 69, 220 Goode, chronic

Elizabeth Etta Cauble, 173, Bt, Vincent, peritonitis. James Buckner, 3 mo, City, chronic

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Ralph Lee Allison, 1148 W. 30th; Patricia Jo Smith, 1026 Goodlet. Robert 8, Baird, Camp Atterbury; Muriel A. Bprock, Camp Atterbury. Harry Phillip Bloxson, U. 8, army; Viola L. McKinney, 1222 Gimber. Cecil Joseph Burton, 318 E. Walnut; Mae Aline Lance, 1322 College. James H. Combs, U. 8. army; Rose Patrick,

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