Five Colleges Enter Forensic Contest At Stott Hall
Indiana Intercollegiate Oratorical Association opens its first postwar contest in Stott Hall at 3 30 this afternoon. Franklin College's Arnold Vaught leads with The Promise of a Federalized World followed by Notre Dame's Paul R Conaghan on Democratic Representation in Industry and Earlham's Miss Mary E Pennington Is Use or War.
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Stott Hall
Indiana
Indiana Intercollegiate Oratorical Association
Arnold Vaught
Franklin College
Vaught
Paul R Conaghan
Notre Dame
Mary E. Pennington
Earlham
Norman Littell
Jash College
Gaer ” Butler
Thompson
Johnston
James A. ‘Woodburn
Indiana University
Oscar H. Williams
Thomas
Franklin College Pre-Med Club Admits Six Coeds
Six women in the Franklin College Pro-Media Association will gain membership after a Wednesday meeting. They will be voted into the organization at the Johnson County Medical Association meeting later this month. The caduceus badge featuring I M A will be issued on pins designed by a jeweler.
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Franklin College Pro-Media Association
Johnson County Medical Association
The
Franklin Medical Association
DePauw Cancels Basketball Game on Franklin Court
DePauw calls off the game against Butler College on Franklin court citing fear of influenza or smallpox spread. Coach Buss regrets the risk and says a later date could be arranged after contagion danger passes.
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Butler College
Franklin Court
Buss
DePauw
Tiger
Franklin
Franklin Leads Indiana Secondary Basketball Race With Wabash Close Behind
Franklin College holds the top spot in the I CAL race for the secondary basketball championship with an undefeated record and Wabash College close in second with one defeat. Earlham defeated Wabash 24 to 23 last week, a loss for the favored team. Butler lies sixth in the standings, while a Webster Literary Society play titled A Scrap of Paper is planned for spring, coached by Prof. A J Bernault and likely to be held at the Franklin Opera House after spring vacation.
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Franklin
Wabash College
Franklin College
Butler
Indiana Secondary Laurels
Harl- Damites
Iers
Dwight Heath
Richmonders
Earlham
Wabash
Tivington
I. G
Webster Literary Society
A. Jf. Bernault
Franklin Opera House
Webster
Jubilee planned for Shakespeare birth anniversary
Public speaking department members plan a March 25 jubilee to mark William Shakespeare’s 359th birth. The event features scenes from his plays, eulogies, and depictions of life in olden days under Prof. A. J. Bernault who oversees the pageant under the rotunda with elaborate stage settings.
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William Shakespeare
A. J. Bernault
Baffling Jail Visit Sparks Student Profiteer Bust
A chaotic scene unfolds as 192 Friends gather at the jail on Sunday prompting a profiteer arrest involving college students. The bizarre exchange at a tavern and a strange bread dispute add to the odd tale continuing on page two.
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Deen Hart
Seol
Benjamin
Ayche
Disease at Franklin College Under Control
No new smallpox cases in the past week and the dormitory is entirely free of illness. Sickness declines with only mild to serious influenza and smallpox cases among several students. all symptomatic dorm residents are seen by doctors.
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Pranklin College
Robert Records
Harry Spillman
Earl Pike
Harry Hatton
Charles Corbin
Sidney Underwood
Ralph Carson
William DeLaney
Country Cousin Next Movie Delayed By MCA Revival
Personal canvassing failed to reach 200 ticket goal for the Student Council film series. Only 115 season tickets sold. Tuesday night drew a full town crowd for college night. John Barnett sang. quartet canceled. The Country Cousin by Booth Tarkington will be the next college offering but is postponed a week due to MCA revival.
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John Barnett
Booth Tarkington
Indiana sectional basketball meet set at Franklin College
The section meet brings Johnson and Shelby counties fans to Franklin College for the sixth annual Indiana High School Athletic Association tournament. Local officials Gerald Ross and Gilbert Best will time keepers, Rostow Freeman and Richard Payne will handle stop watches, and Leste Carson heads ushering with a potential east entrance supervisor. Students with home teams in the field will be excused Friday to support their players, while others attend only Friday night and Saturday.
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Johnson and
Shelby Counties
Franklin College
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Recreation Hat
Indiana
Gerald Ross
Ross
Gilbert
Rostoe Freeman
Richard Payne
Leste Carson
Thurber
Weir
Dean Sherwood
Hayward
Colgate President Invites Dr Bryan for June Commencement
Dr Elmer Britt Bryan LL D Colgate University president and former Franklin College leader will speak at the graduates address initially set for June 9. A prior engagement prompted his cancellation after a telegram to President Goodell indicated he would attend if possible.
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Elmer Britt Bryan
Ll.d
Colgate University
Franklin College
Goodell
Dr. Bryan
Bryan
Heads of Baptist
Institutions of Higher Lefet
Rochester
Thikin
S Dent Goodell
Dr Bryan Led Franklin College Building Efforts
The article notes Dr Bryan's role as Franklin College advocates with dormitory gymnasium and library projects erected to expand campus facilities.
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Bryan
P Franklin College
Franklin Quartet Faces Big Schedule
During the next four weeks the Franklin College Quartet will make at least eight appearances and possibly ten. The schedule includes Cumberland High School Beech Grove Seymour Hope High School Dundirk Shelbyville West Terre Haute First Baptist Terre Haute Second Baptist Indianapolis Noblesville with Fort Wayne Baptist church hosting most of the trip and a few other towns slated for early concerts before Fort Wayne.
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Franklin College
Cumberland High School
Beech Grove
Mareh
Fort Wayne
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