Coe Announces Three Honorary Degrees at May Commencement
Coe college will award three honorary degrees at May 20 commence ment ceremonies. Recipients are Dr. E Elizabeth Michael professor of French at Eastern Illinois University Maurits E L Naessens Bank of Paris and the Low Countries Brussels and Andrew P Dunlop director of chemical research at Quaker Oats Co. Dr. Michael has studied at multiple universities and earned a PhD from Laval in Quebec. She has been honored by several societies and led Delta Kappa Gamma chapters. Naessens is a professor at the State University of Antwerp and managing director of the Bank of Paris and the Low Countries. He holds MBAs and degrees from Antwerp Brussels and Ghent. He has served as economic adviser in various roles.
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Quaker Oats Co
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University of Chicago
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Notable honorary degree recipients named Naessens Dunlop
Degrees to Belgian government adviser and promoter of art collections are noted along with Naessens achievements and international prizes. Dunlop, with 50 patents and Quaker Oats research, will receive honorary doctorates at Coe College May 20, with Naessens receiving humane letters and Dunlop science honors.
In memory tributes listed for multiple individuals
The snippet catalogs memorial gifts and donations from various groups and individuals including the Marion Mothers club and CSA Lodge members. Amounts range from 2.00 to 25.00 with references to auxiliary groups and local clubs.
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Elsie Keller
Joseph Beleh
Chapel of Trinity College Displays Historic Stones
The Hartford chapel houses artifacts including an outdoor pulpit from Hus 1414 and stones from Rouen, the Great Wall, Augustus palace, Roman tile, and Whitehall Palace. Built 1932 the display spans worldwide antiquities. A 20 years ago note recalls missile research speeds of 15 000 mph.
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China
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England
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London
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Three Billion Birds Said To Inhabit World Oceans
Vyacheslav Suntov of the Pacific Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography reports after a decade of study that up to three thousand million birds inhabit world oceans. His book Birds of the Sea outlines distribution and migration and maps ocean habitats.
Jewish Welfare Drive Slated At Temple Judah
Mrs. Jeanne Scaglione of Chapel Hill North Carolina will speak at Temple Judah Tuesday at 8 p m to open the Linn County Jewish Welfare fund drive She is a Belgium native who led a Jewish children's school in 1942 and aided victims of Nazi persecution by aiding and hiding adults and children during the war Her work earned her a special medal from the government of Israel
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Second home ownership in America by age group
Among 58.8 million U S households 1.7 million own a second or vacation home. Persons aged 35 to 64 account for 71 percent of those second homes.
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Linn County Cancer Crusade Near 86 Percent of Goal
Linn County Cancer Crusade stands at 86.4 percent of its $86 000 goal with $74 352 raised. General Chairman John C. Rice urges volunteers to submit reports Monday for the crusade board meeting Tuesday noon.
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Art Show Set For June 9 10 In Riverside Park
The Metro II art fair sponsored by the Left Bank Art league will run June 9 10 in Riverside Park Moline Illinois. Artists from the Quad City area and surrounding states exhibit paintings metal sculpture jewelry ceramics art glass and crafts. Enter by contacting Mrs D C Bichel 1004Thirtieth Avenue East Moline IL 61244 or phone 309 755 7787. Entry fee is 5 per exhibitor.
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Harvard's Curle Named World’s First Professor of Peace
Harvard professor Adam Curle will take up his chair in July becoming the world’s first professor of peace. Bradford University created a peace studies chair with a Quaker grant and plans to add postgraduate and undergraduate studies in the discipline.
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England
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Harvard University
Adam Curle
Bradford University
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Quakers
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