Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1946 — Page 19

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Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—Raleigh A. Gibson, native of Indianapolis and University of Illinois graduate, has been promoted to the post of consul general and assigned to Salonika, Greece, the state department announced today. He has been in the foreign servfce since 1920. His present post is that of first secretary at San Jose, Costa Rica. Mr. Gibson was an army lieutenant in world war I, after graduating from the university in 1917. His foreign service assignments have included Buenos Aires, Tenerife, Tegucigalpa and Mexico City. He served as advisor to the 4th Pan American Highway congress, the 2d

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Alumni of the America Gymnastic Union Normal college here will discuss trends in physical education at a homecoming to be held today and tomorrow, Discussion leaders will be Nelson Lehsten, critic teacher at the school; Mrs, Therese Pletz, Detroit; Dr. W. W. Patty, dean of the school; Dr, Karl Bookwalter of the school's bureau of research; Miss

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