State Department Announces Summer Government Internships
The State Department establishes two summer internship programs for American college students. One long term path offers $2520 rising to $3240. eligible grads must finish four years by July 1949. The second eight week UN secretariat stint pays $300 for students completing two college years by June. Applications go through colleges with a dean of liberal arts office as contact.
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State Department
George A. Bowman
Department of State
United Nations Secretariat
Dean of Liberal Arts
Lost white gold Elgin watch at library
Classified notice stating a white gold Elgin watch belonging to Mrs. Alice Hill has been lost at the library. It is valued as a keepsake and a reward is offered for its return. Contact 2757 Northland, Cuyahoga Falls.
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Alice Hill
Northland
Cuyahoga Falls
Helpful Radio And Finance Courses Offered For Students
The piece describes Economics 160 Managing Personal Finances a five hour course guiding students through life. It covers 34 subjects including budgeting borrowing money banking safe deposits and insurance home buying stock market Social Security wills investing and legal rights of spouses parents and children. Instructors praise student engagement with examples such as a pupil researching safety deposit boxes. A second course Survey of Radio outlines non technical study of broadcasting history organization regulation and program types with free discussion and occasional program lists.
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Kent
Federal Communications Commission
Campus Pranks Showcases Kent Duke and Miami Ugly Contest
Kent wins the Duke title at KSU while Miami University in Oxford runs a Most Repulsive Man contest for all men’s groups and dorms. Winners get a large inscribed gold plaque as satire on social formality. Baylor’s Nose Brotherhood welcomes members with a distinctive nose, while Colgate promotes babysitting earnings for student education.
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KSU
Duke of Kent
Miami University
Oxford
Texas
Baylor University
Bob
Ski Nose
Hope
Coed Questions Origins Of Coat Hangers At Wooster
A Wooster College coed ponders where coat hangers originate and why they seem ubiquitous. The remark is part of a playful discussion on everyday objects and curious curiosities.
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Wooster College
Toujour College, Toujour Gai
Gloria Donnelly
Cardinal Key Members Elected
Tapping services for 15 pledges to Cardinal Key, national women’s service honorary, will be held today at 4 p.m. in Moulton hall wicker lounge, according to Ann Irons, president. New members were chosen at the meeting last week. They are Hildegarde Boehm, Margaret Boyle, Marian Cleaton, Lois Dolhar, Jacqueline Duke, Joan Fiocca, Rosalie Fiori, Margaret Fitzgerald, Janice Flickinger, Elizabeth Jones, Nancy King, Patricia Knott, Geraldine Olewinski, Betty Ann Rowlen, and Norma Van Benthuysen.
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Cardinal Key
National Women’s Service Honorary
Moulton Hall
Wicker
Ann Irons
Hildegarde Boehm
Margaret Boyle
Marian Cleaton
Lois Dolhar
Jacqueline Duke
Joan Fiocca
Rosalie Fiori
Margaret Fitzgerald
Janice Flickinger
Elizabeth Jones
Nancy King
Patricia Knott
Geraldine Olewinski
Betty Ann Rowlen
Norma van Benthuysen
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Colgate University
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