Original sentence: Brokaw on 2 August 1922, before departing that year to serve as a missionary doctor under the Methodist Episcopal church as part of the Syracuse-in-China programme in Chongqing, China, from 1945 Professor of Otolaryngology at Syracuse University, and by 1962 was chairman of the board of trustees of the university; Howard Cranford "Tot" Hoople (born 12 October 1897 in New York); died August 1977 in Maine); Ross Earle Hoople (born 1900 in New York), graduated from the department of Syracuse University in June 1922, attended Harvard in 1922-1923, and was by 1932 professor of Philosophy at Syracuse University, and chairman of the Faculty Forum on Religion; and Robert B
Edited sentence: Brokaw on 2 August 1922, before departing that year to serve as a missionary doctor under the Methodist Episcopal church as part of the Syracuse-in-China programme in Chongqing, China, from 1945 Professor of Otolaryngology at Syracuse University, and by 1962 was chairman of the board of trustees of the university; Howard Cranford "Tot" Hoople (born 12 October 1897 in New York); died August 1977 in Maine); Ross Earle Hoople (born 1900 in New York), graduated from the department of Syracuse University in June 1922, attended Harvard in 1922-1923, and was by 1932 professor of Philosophy at Syracuse University, and chairman of the Faculty Forum on Religion, and later the author of Preface to Philosophy: Book of Readings (1946); and Robert B