MADOL ON NORTH ATLANTIC PACT
H R Madol of the Luxemburg consulate in New York told students the North Atlantic pact offers peace for small nations like Luxemburg and of democracy as best suited to their history. He praised the Marshall Plan and ECA and called the United Nations miraculous for giving a small state a voice. The talk was sponsored by the Assembly committee.
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Western Europe
H. R. Madol
Luxemburg
New York City
Russia
Madel
United Nations
Assembly Committee
Akron freshman injured in automobile crash near Silver Lake
Leroy M. Stoyanchol, 20, a freshman in the College of Business Administration at the university, was injured yesterday morning in a car accident near Silver Lake and is listed in fair condition at St. Thomas Hospital in Akron. He hails from Akron.
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Leroy M. Stoyanchol
Silver Lake
St. Thomas Hospital
Akron
Stoyanchol
College of Business Administration
Alpha Epsilon Fraternity House Prepared and Joined
The Alpha Epsilon fraternity redecorated their 230 E Main Street house for nationalization events. The local will affiliate with Alpha Epsilon Pi as Phi Deuteron tomorrow at 1 p.m. A reception follows from 3 to 5 p.m. at Moulton Music room.
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Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
E. Main Street
Alpha Epsilon Pi National Social Fraternity
Moulton Music Room
Akron University
Mayflower
Alpha Epsilon
Blue Key
Student Council
The
Stater
Burr
Phi Deuteron
Alpha Epsilon Pi
Burr staff meeting for next year's yearbook
The 1950 Burr staff will meet Tuesday April 12 at 4 pm in 214K. Anyone interested in working on next year's Burr is urged to attend.
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Burr
Weygandt to Keynote Northeast Ohio Scholastic Press Clinic
Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court will headline the Northeast Ohio Scholastic Press Clinic in Akron on April 23. He will lead a mass interview with student scribes before a banquet and the top interview will win the Thomas J. Herbert trophy.
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Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Weygandt
Thomas J. Herbert
Justice Weygandt
Wooster College
Western Reserve Law School
Wilberforce University
Lake Erie Law School
Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Taimuty Gets Go Ahead In ISA Voting
George Taimuty faced a vote of confidence at a Wednesday ISA meeting where his resignation as president was rejected by 30 members. The dispute centered on caucus rights and nomination procedures, with Murray Campbell and Jo Haggerty accusing the steering committee of bypassing rules. A slate of candidates was approved, though Peg Boone declined and Ann Irons joined the slate.
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George Taimuty
ISA
Murray Campbell
Jo Haggerty
Taimuty
Wally Kotouch
Peg Boone
Jan Goldman
Marilyn Hall
Ralph Gunner
Leo Damore
Chuck Irish
Virginia Lepole
Dave Brainard
John Gallagher
Rosalia Fiori
Sue Liebermann
Jo Vallelones
Men’s Union
Gene Taggart
Larry Marchesano
Addison Reed
Jack Mancos
Waldo Luxon
Bob Pease
Ben Strange
Bill Dunbar
Dick Ellers
Jim Root
Paul Timko
Lou Lefkowitz
Ann Irons
Key Form Applications Open for Cardinal and Blue Key
Forms for the university service honoraries Cardinal Key and Blue Key are available in the dean of women's office and through Blue Key president Don Warman. Cardinal Key membership requests go to Ann Irons by 4 p.m. Tuesday, and Blue Key applications must be submitted by May 1.
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Cardinal Key
Blue Key
Dean of Women’s Office
Don Warman
Ann Irons
Warman
Blue Star Shuffles Student Council Tickets in Election
A reshuffle of nominees for student council positions creates a new slate for April 21 voting. Irving Wheatley, Chuck Fletcher and Jo Haggerty lead on key posts as last week’s nominees baring changes. Only Jerry Ott remains from the prior slate amid disputes over candidate acceptance and GPA rules.
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Blue Star Party
Irving Wheatley
Chuck Fletcher
Jo Haggerty
Isa
Jerry Ott
Harry Wise
Barbara Berg
Wise
Council
Miss Berg
Berg
Wheatley
Miss Haggerty
Fletcher
Ruth Masin
Nancy Reddrop
Miss Reddrop
Blue Star
Elections Committee
al ‘Larson
Joseph S. Miller
Jim May
Phil Dempsey
Budget Allocations Meeting Delayed by Revised Figure
The allocations committee postpones its meeting after a revised budget figure increases from 27 500 to 29 000. Comptroller Paul Beck notified allocations chairman Roger Howard of the new estimate, allowing representatives to adjust budgets accordingly.
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Paul Beck
Allocations
Roger Howard
ISA Hunt Attire Inspires Student Event
Rosalia Fiori, social committee chair, says outfits will be the style for the ISA scavenger hunt tomorrow night. The event starts at Moulton Music Hall and runs from 8 to 12 p.m. Admission is 35 cents or a membership card plus 10 cents.
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ISA
Rosalia Fiori
Moulton Music Hall
Seniors Final Notice to Order Announcements
June graduates are reminded today is the last day to order announcements and pay class dues. Pete Ulrich, committee chairman, announced the deadline to seniors.
News Drama Aired Today on WKSU and WAKR
WKSU opens a half hour at 5 p m with 15 minutes of campus and national news. The weekly Radio workshop drama follows, broadcast on Saturdays at 10 a m over WAKR Akron. This week’s drama is The Sword of Monsieur Le Blanc.
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WKSU
Radio Workshop
Wakr Akron
Monsieur le Blanc
New Officials Elected At Lowry
New officers of Lowry hall were elected at a dormitory house meeting on Wednesday night. Mary Jean Lilly became president, Jane Sweeney secretary, Mary Hogan social chairman, Barbara Snell publicity chairman, and Martha Filson fire warden. Eleanor Krempasky and Kameyo Miyasaki will retain their posts as vice-president and treasurer until year end. Carol Crites and Mary Jean Lilly named representatives to the inter-dorm council.
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Lowry Hall
Mary Jean Lilly
Jane Sweeney
Mary Hogan
Barbara Snell
Martha Filson
Eleanor Krempasky
Kameyo Miyasaki
Carol Crites
Inter-Dorm
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Justice Carl V. Weygandt
ISA Hunt
Pete Ulrich
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