East Iowans Will Receive Degrees from S U I Friday
About 1 765 graduates will receive degrees at the University of Iowa Friday in the largest commencement in the school's history. The ceremony in the field house at 1 45 p m will be open to all, with Dr Franklyn B Snyger of Northwestern delivering the convocation address and President Virgil M Hancher officiating. Delegates from 14 nations and 40 states will be represented, including graduates from regions such as Allamakee Benton Buchanan Cedar Clayton and Clayton counties with degrees in arts sciences commerce medicine and education.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Franklyn B. Snyger
Northwestern University
Virgil M. Hancher
States
District of Columbia
Philippine Islands
Syria
Cuba
Hungary
Peru
Mexico
Hawaii
Iran
China
India
Czechoslovakia
Norway
Turkey
Burma
Multiple Iowa and Delaware graduates listed by hometowns
A long list of graduates by hometowns including Delaware and Manchester in Iowa and Fayette Elgin Marengo North English Victor Amana Amana Wilton with degrees in arts sciences and engineering. Names include Richard C Manson Gene Guetzke Reva Hatch Marilyn McMinn Harvey Talmadge Boyd Milroy Messerli Gill Capper Falk Schori Smith Mariner Wagner Wood Ellis Johnson Chantry Buswell Hogan Hertel Bendorf Dyke Coats Van Steenhuyse and others.
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Delaware
Richard C. Manson
Gene E. Guetzke
Earlville
Reva J. Hatch
Edgewood
Marilyn J. McMinn
Greeley
Harvey G. Talmadge, Jr
Hopkinton
Boyd J. Milroy
Lloyd R. Messerli
Dorothy E. Gill
Manchester
Benjamin T. Strathman
Paul F. Kretzer
George R. Dykema
Austin P
William A. Chantry
Marengo
Henrietta A. Buswell
Catherine A. Hogan
Dorothy K. Hertel
Amana
Marvin A. Bendorf
Richard Ban Dyke
North English
Cecil L. Goodman
Marjorie A. Clark
Victor
Robert L. Coats
Gerald G. van Steenhuyse
Wil
Graduates Listed by Iowa Counties and Institutions
Crowded roster shows graduates across counties like Linn Johnson and Jones in fields from commerce and engineering to medicine and arts. Names span Coralville Solon Anamosa and Decorah with degrees including bachelor of science and doctorates, reflecting continued expansion of higher education credentials.
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Iowa
Allamakee
Lloyd J. Palmer
Postville
Joseph W. Cassidy
Waukon
Keith W. Sander
Paul D. Cate
Orval H. Kirkeby
Benton
Catherine J. Box
Belle Plaine
Marcus F. Payton
Jean N. Swailes
Marilyn J. Winders
Donald A. Paulsen
Keystone
Richard P
Tiffin
Margaret R. Griebel
Lone Tree
Lester C. Keller
North Liberty
Emory O
Indrem
Oxford
Jones
Bernard L. Butler
Anamosa
Eleanor M. Kennedy
Onslow
Albert J. McNeill, Jr
Monticello
Richard E. Abel
John S. Schrader
William H. Stahler
Springville
Russell C. Hagerman
Toddville
Luella B. Woog
Walker
Wesley J. Gallup
Poweshiek
Delbert B. Ringena
Ruth A. Roudabush
Henry R. Light, Jr
Anna B. Ladd
Thomas G. Ryan
Charles H. Lewis
Brooklyn
Tama
Donald W. Dohnalek
Chelsea
Russell F. Benda
Robert W. Harrison
Irma J. Eee
Doris C. Irish
Es McCreary
Toled
Chelor
William D. Otterman
Traer
Winneshiek
Roy C. Glise, Jr
Decorah
Robert E. Knowlton
Everett W. Kuntz
Ridgeway
Paul Robeson Returns to Moscow with Ovation
Paul Robeson received an ovation in Moscow after his first postwar concert on Soviet soil. He thanked the audience and performed a Negro song titled Scandalize My Name, dedicating it to what he called the free Western press.
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Moscow
Paul Robeson
Robeson
B 36 Hearings Set to Start in July
House Armed Services Committee hearings on the B 36 bomber are expected to begin early in July, announced Chairman Vinson of Georgia.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
D-Ga
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Caroline E. Jones
Charles Evens
Independence
Cedar County
Cedar—Arlo A. Stahle
Downey
Paul H. Schneider
Stanwood
Norman J. Hamiel
Audrey I. Moreland
Tipton
William H. Brice
Nellie E. Offringa
West Branch
Derroid M. Foster
Clayton
Mary J. Hennessy
Strawberry Point
Winifred A. Schumacher
Garnaville
Glenn R. Downing
Elkader
Cletus M. Wiley
John P. Dorweiler
Guttenberg
William W. Gender
Jerome J. Tujetsch
Charles L. Baker
McGregor
Glade H. Butterfield
John G. Blietz
Monona
Gordon L. Wahls
St. Olaf
Walkathon
Craemer's
Saison, Waverly
Cyrus Clark
Desley
Kardel
Stern
Reece
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McCloud
Ryan
Fayette and
Lliamsburg
Cedar Rapids
Liam H. Ryan
Nancy G. Yuill
Betty M. Anderson
M. Thomas
Otto A. Som, Jr
James E. Meek
Arthur F. Clauss, Jr
A. Cisar
Helen P. Copies
Richard H. Durham
Clarence Say
Donald W. Jensen
Julius John T. Lilledahl
Ilip c. Logan
Edward J. Miller
Con K. Moore
Gerard E. Moore
Donald F. Wandel
Bernard W. Webster
Otto
J. Kennedy
Shirley E. Long
Kenneth E. Marsh
Sarah M. Henry
Maxine L. Chapman
Harold E. Schmidt
Dorothy A. Zvacek
Walter F. Sampson
Richard F. Bukacek
Joseph W. Israel
Duane Barnhart
Dayton N. McMillan
Richard K. Caldwell
Frank J. Jekerle
Robert J. LeMont
Richard J. Meehans
John A. Melichar
John L. Thousand
Edwin L. Vanous
Seymour A. Ohlman
Linn County
Donald E. Beadle
Marion
May F. Frederick
Lois M. Emanuel
Gerald E. Kusler
Albert W. van Fossen
Lowell B. Parks
Carl E. Gerdes
Jeanne M. McDowell
Coggan
Louis C. Bigger
Mt. Vernon
Leo L. Palmer
Joan H. Ramsey
Springvil
Max L. Coppock
Tama and
Winnesnhiek
Fancee
Jersey
Darnell
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