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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1954

Page

3

Coe Homecoming Plans Highlight Weekend Activities

Coe College outlines a three day Homecoming with parades speeches luncheons a dance and pep rally culminating in a 1:30 p.m. football game against Cornell at Kingston stadium on Saturday Alumni officials and student committees coordinate events including an Alumni chapel parade freshman sophomore pushball contest pep talks a GridIron Greats dinner and a Sunday concert and vesper service featuring Societa Corelli and an organ program with President Brooks speaking.

Coe Cornell Kingston Stadium Edward Barrows Poe Field J. Leonard Kline United States Air Force C” Club Montrose Hickok Hall Voorhees Hall Coe-Cornell Voorhees Buddy Morrow Societa Corelli Coe Auditorium Auditorium Armstrong Howell H. Brooks Eleanor Taylor

Eichelberger to Speak at UN Meeting at Coe College

Clark M. Eichelberger, director of the American Association for the United Nations, will speak Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Coe college auditorium on Is the U.N. Justified. Admission is free and the public is invited. He will be guest of honor at a Tuesday noon luncheon.

Clark M. Eichelberger American Association For the United Nations Coe College U.N Eichelberger Cedar Rapids Conference On World Questions U. N. Coordinating Committee U. N Organization of Peace Committee On Human Rights World Federation of United Nations Associations Freeport Ill Fichelberger Committee To Defend America U. S. State Department San Francisco General Assembly Paris New York City

Thieves in Guilford Nabbed After Binocular Heist

Two thieves grabbed a pair of binoculars in Guilford England then misjudged their escape. They bolted from a store and collided with a patrol of ten policemen, who were quickly followed by ten more returning from a civil defense drill. The suspects surrendered.

Guilford, Eng Ins Guilford

Maltese Bus Conductor Bitten by Runaway Donkey

A Maltese bus conductor was bitten while stopping a runaway donkey. He lost part of his shirt and his pants as a nearby Alsatian dog joined in the struggle, driving him to seek shelter in a doorway.

Malta

Franklin Senior Orchestra invited to national educators conference

The Franklin high school orchestra directed by John Ducknall earned a Feb. 27 invitation to perform at a national educators conference in St. Louis. It will be the only Cedar Rapids group on the program, expected to draw over 10 000 attendees.

Franklin St. Louis John Ducknall American Association of School Administrators Music Educators National Conference Washington, D. C Cedar Rapids Franklin Band and Orchestra Parents’ Organization

Deans of Personnel Meet At Coe Campus In Iowa

Administrators from nine Midwest colleges gather at Coe College starting tomorrow for a two day conference on student counseling. Dr John Jamrich of Coe leads the group focusing on recognizing and referring students with serious maladjustment. Dr Wilbur Miller of the University of Iowa will speak on diagnosis and referral of personal maladjustments.

Coe Cornell Knox Monmouth Grinnell St. Olaf Carleton Ripon Lawrence John Jamrich Wilbur R. Miller University of Iowa Psychopathic Hospital Jean Liedman Monmouth College W. Lyle Willhite Knox College Joseph T. Meade Cornell College Coe Auditorium Jamrich Avenue N.E

Lions Club Gifts Mascot Cub to Alexandria Chapter

The Alexandria Lions club honored the group with a four month old lion cub mascot presented by president Gus Kaplan. The event aimed to boost club spirit and public presence in Alexandria.

Alexandria Alexandria Lions Club Gus Kaplan

Iron Curtain Coal Shortage Warned By Red Press

UPI reports the U.S. Information Agency notes that communist newspapers behind the Iron Curtain warn of lagging coal output that could make winter difficult as cold weather approaches.

Washington Iron Curtain U.S

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