Kitchin and Daehler to Retire From Coe Faculty After 1956-57
After 41 years at Coe College, violinist Insenh Kitchin and pianist Max Daehler will retire from active duties and join emeriti ranks at the end of the 1956-57 academic year. Both men have shaped Cedar Rapids music life through teaching, performances, and leadership with organizations like the Concert Association and the Cedar Rapids Symphony.
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Coe College
Insenh Kitchin
Max Daehler
Coe
Gazette
Record
Kitchin
Cedar Rapids
Flora MacKay
Beethoven Club
Daehler
Rotary
Community Concert Association
First Presbyterian Church
Phi Kappa Phi
National Scholastic
Phi Kappa Tau
Daehlers
Europe
Rockwell
Iowa State College
Motorola
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Mark
Electronics
Milwaukee
Max, Jr
General Electric
Schenectady
N.Y
Toe College
Joseph Kitchin
Coe College Plans Broad Summer Session Schedule
Coe college will begin its fifty-eighth annual summer session May 27 and run until August 16. The program offers seven terms with 39 courses including two week, three week and four week formats. Courses cover music, art, biology, psychology, history, literature, education, and public affairs with a new single subject focus per term. For more information contact Dr. Heywood at the college or call EM 4-1511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Coe
Stanley J. Heywood
Robert Nesbit
United States
U.S
Europe
Heywood
Briton predicts varied hairstyles for men in youth revolt
H A Prosser of Britain's National Hairdressers Federation condemns the short back and sides look as outdated. He praises Teddy Boys for flowing locks and duck-tail cuts and forecasts young men will demand styles suited to age face and character, banishing old prejudices.
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London
H. A. Prosser
Britain
National
Prosser
Buffalo to inaugurate four year civil engineering course
The University of Buffalo will inaugurate a four year civil engineering course next September. The university currently offers programs in electrical, mechanical and industrial engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, N. Y
University of Buffalo
Spirit of Magsaysay movement aims to uphold clean government
In Manila, backers close to Ramon Magsaysay form the Spirit of Magsaysay movement to prevent backsliding after his death. They push for anti corruption standards, oppose Garcia’s Nacionalista bid, and propose Manuel Manahan and Manuel Pelaez as a ticket to honor Magsaysay’s reformist legacy.
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Manila
INS
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippines
Magsaysay
Asia
Carlos P. Garcia
Nacionalista Party
Garcia
Claro Recto
Jose Laurel
Recto
U. S
Foreign Office
Nacionalista
Liberal Party
Suport
Manuel Anahan
Philippines Customs Co Ion
Manuela Pelaez
Manahan-Pelaez
Egypt introduces new coins with revolution eagle design
Cairo AP reports the Egyptian government replacing old Farouk coins with new silver coins showing the emblem of the Egyptian revolution, an eagle, on one face and the coin value and designation of the Egyptian republic on the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Farouk
Nightshirts Scarcity Hits Budapest in Planned Economy
In Budapest, a shortage of men’s nightshirts arises from low profits under Hungary’s planned economy. A government shop manager notes high demand and slow production, with a subsidy proposed to restore nightshirt output. The textile mill plans to resume nightshift production in Q2, but expected supply (8,000) may fall short of Budapest’s 25,000 demand.
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Budapest
Hungary
Esti Hirlap
East Germany
Ministry of Internal Trade
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Heads Concert Association
American Federation of Musicians
Florida
Rockford, IL
Ed Enichen
Alice
University of Iillinois Law School
Columbia School of Music
Hugo Kortschak
Ludwig Becker
Leona Sametini
Vladimir Resnikoff
Sascha Jacobsen
France
Germany
Army Hospital
Boston
Mary Bingham
Coe Auditorium
Ravel
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Fessor Daehler
Lloyd Leech
Jarmilla Novotna
the Gazette
WJM
Memorial Coliseum
Robert Colston
New York
Menotti Opera
Steven Barwick
Switzerland
Professor Daehler
Professor Dachler
Glacier National Park
Alps
Colorado
Grand Tetons
Conservatory of Music
Geneva
Societe de Musicians Suisses
Munich
Berlin
Rudolph Ganz
University of Iowa
Grinnell College
Texas Women’s College
University of Montana
San Jose State College
California
Marvin Stone
Fili
Pino Foreign Affairs
Nacionalistas
Willes
Magsaysay School
Carl Hartman
Royal
Royal Smith-Corona
Remington Underwood
Tippa Olivetti Torpedo
Hermes
Olympia
Merveaux Typewriter Exchange
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