Intercollegiate Peace Association outlines Indiana oratorical contest
A 1942 Indiana committee outlines an April 1943 oratorical contest for colleges and normal schools with undergraduate entrants and a limit of eighteen minutes per speech. First prize 375 dollars and second 450 dollars, winner to represent Indiana at the Interstate contest. The letter seeks local input on funding and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X.ok. Byers
The
Intercollegiate Peace Association
Negro school to aid in civil rights debate at Macon Mississippi
Friday morning Mr Boone of the Noxubee Negro Industrial School near Macon Mississippi outlined the negro problem as a soul work of the school and sought aid from students and faculty. Mary Bearhope of Columbus visited Mina at the Dormitory for a few days last week. Northern Whitesides advertises for students with up to date furnishings and clothing. They sell good shoes fancy meats fish and oysters in season. J G Brown offers flower delivery from a jeweler and optician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Boone
The
Noxubee Negro Industrial School
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Goshen, Und
Indiana Committee of the
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Yours Truly
W. EL Byers
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Toring
Pi Beta Phi
Vi Phi
Mrs. Sayer
Indianapolis
Florence
J. H. Thompson
Camie E. Franks
Kielhorn’s
the Collegian Clothes Store
J.B. Payne& Son
Nobby College Toys
Star Office Prints
Franklin
Near Macon
Miss
Tian Education
Mary Bearhope
Columbus, Vis
Mina
Itory
Wels & Burton
J. G. Brown
Franklin National Bank
J. E. Hitz
Ladies Bazaar
Julia C. Steeg
Collins
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