Noted Prets to Speak at Assemblies This Week
Two literary authorities are invited to speak this week in the auditorium. Dr. Walter Havighurst of Miami University will discuss Writing from the Heartland on Thursday. Dr. Hardin Craig of the University of North Carolina will speak Democracy in Action Friday at 2 p.m. Craig participates in the regional UNESCO conference Saturday.
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Walter Havighurst
Miami University
Oxford
Heartland
Ohio
Hardin Craig
University of North Carolina
Havighurst
Upper Mississippi
Middle West
Craig
Unesco
Milton
Locke
Jefferson
Flying Club Gets New Airplane
The Flying club bought a new Aeronca Chief from Howard Hutchison and Kain Air service to replace the smashed plane. It has 160 flying hours but will not fly until insured per club authorities.
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Aeronca
Howard Hutchison and
Kain Air Service
Stassen Tops Daily States Straw Poll For GOP Nomination
Harold E. Stassen led a presidential straw poll by the Daily States with 325 of 812 votes. Thomas E. Dewey followed with 100, while Harry S. Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Arthur Vandenburg, Henry A. Wallace, and Robert Taft trailed in order. The box score lists Eisenhower and Vandenburg among the top finishers.
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Harold E. Stassen
GOP
Daily States
Thomas’ E. ‘Dewey
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arthur Vandenburg
Henry A. Wallace
Robert Taft
Henry A Wallace
Robert A. Taft
Earl Warren Feentons
Douglas MacArthur Norman Thomas Leverett Saltonstall
Joseph W. Mart
George Marshall
John Bricker
Wescees
William ©. Douglas
H. D. Ne
Exiled Polish Leader Mikolajczyk to Speak at University
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk head of the Polish government in exile will address the University Forum tonight at 8 15 in the auditorium on For Our And Your Freedom. A question and answer period follows and the event is open to the public. He arrives tonight en route to Europe after illness delayed his March 15 appearance.
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Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
University Forum Committee
James Holm
Mikolajczyk
Europe
London
United States
Journalists To Hear Robert L. Hartford Today
Robert L. Hartford research manager of Penton Publishing Cleveland will speak at a Fourth Estate meeting at 4 p.m. today in room 317 McG.
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Robert L. Hartford
Penton Publishing Company
Cleveland
Election results shape 1948 49 SC leadership balance
Student Council elections yield a near even split among Blue and Gold Blue Star ISA affiliations with 823 of 1700 voters casting ballots. John Gressard (Blue Star) wins council president. ISA gains three of four senior reps. women and men leaders chosen across unions and leagues with multiple holdovers.
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Blue and Gold
Blue Star
ISA
John Gressard
Gamma Tau Delta Fraternity
Curt Sarff
Martha Lansinger
Wally Kotouch
Roger Howard
Phil Brustein
Wade Milford
Irv Wheatley
Barbara Berg
Cecil Laraway
Tom Welch
Bob Patton
Masin Protests Unwarned SC Ballot Action
Student Council election protests dominated the council meeting. Richard Masin claims he was dropped from the junior ballot without due notice and asserts no eligibility communication. Irregular procedures and last minute campaigning are under review for next week. Hal Stoneman named producer for next year’s NIFC with two plans considered.
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Richard Masin
Masin
Thea Elections Committee
ISA
States Office
Council
Stater
Hal Stoneman
Gamma Tau Delta
NIFC
Stoneman
Four Students Suspended Over Pork Barrel Skits
University president George A. Bowman announced the indefinite suspension of four student participants from the 1948 Pork Barrel presentation. Masters of ceremonies Dominic G. DeSimio Irving N. Hahn and James F. Sharp along with Edward D. Shelton faced discipline for offenses against good taste.
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University
George A. Bowman
Dominic G. DeSimio
Irving N. Hahn
James F. Sharp
Edward D. Shelton
Dr. Bowman
University opens twenty one extra parking spots south of heating plant
Drivers with university parking permits may use twenty one additional spaces on the south side of South drive by the heating plant. Traffic chief Dick Heller announced the new spots are now available for permit holders.
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South Drive
Dick Heller
Traffic Department
Editors to Attend Columbus Meeting
Bob Casey editor-in-chief Angeline Scources business manager George Heaslip managing editor and Larry Vitsky edition editor will attend the annual convention of the Ohio College Newspaper Association in Columbus. Bob Weymueller will act as editor during Casey’s absence.
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Bob Casey
Daily Stater
Angeline Scources
George Heaslip
Larry Vitsky
Ohio College Newspaper Association
Columbus
Bob Weymueller
Casey
Scholarship Tests Set for Ohio District Saturday
Over 500 high school students will visit the campus on Saturday May 1 to take the Ohio District scholarship tests, announced Dr A W Stewart chairman.
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Ohio
A. W. Stewart
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Pete Culler
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Life Magazine
Poland
Arthur Bliss Lane
Mike
Gressard
Saift
John Finn
George Groft
Myron Gilbert
Jack Clark
Ben Appel
Fred Scadding
Bill Kalaher
Ted Trask
Henry Urycki
George McClellan
Guy Shelley
Paul Snyder
Jim O’brien
Women’s League
Peg Boone
Ann Irons
Alice Jean Watson
Shirley Edwards
Jo Haggerty
Becky Taylor
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