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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1949

Page

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John C. Metcalfe Here Tuesday News Briefs

A collection of concise items includes a warehouse fire at Elephant Lumber Co causing about 250 000 dollars in damage and two firefighters injured. heavy Korean Communist forces cross the 38th parallel in Ongjin. Kiangan shipyards at Shanghai bombed by Nationalists. Italian police claim Carabinieri and troops wiped out a major gang with 1100 in custody.

Elephant Lumber Co 38Th Parallel Boundry Ongjin Peninsula South Korea Shanghai Formosa

Professor Dixon Speaks At Mantua on The Art of Persuasion

Prof L W Dixon of the university business administration department will discuss The Art of Persuasion in a talk before the Mantua chamber of commerce on Monday.

Dixon Mantua L. W. Dixon University’ Business Administration Mantua Chamber of Commerce

Don’t Park on Grass Causes Campus Damage

Students drive over curbs on campus lawns, killing the grass and creating muddy, dangerous tripping spots when it rains. Officers warn against parking on the curb to preserve the grounds and safety.

Five Graduates To Assist Here

Five area men have been named graduate assistants here for the next school year. Dr. Raymond M. Clark announced yesterday. Assisting in various departments while working towards higher degrees will be Alvin Howdyshell commerce, Joseph Appleby Jr geography, Myron Cox mathematics, and Eugene A. Cuticchia foreign languages. Graduate assistantship renewals have been given to Winton C. Koch ecommerce, Robert Archer history, and Lillian Bruggemeier secretarial science.

Raymond M. Clark Alvin Howdyshell Joseph Appleby, Jr Myron Cox Eugene A. Cuticchia Winton C. Koch Ecommerce Robert Archer Lillian Bruggemeier

Last Day For Forms For September Graduates

All students aiming to graduate September 2 must obtain and return registration forms to the registrar today if not already done.

September Grads Final Call For Announcement Orders

Announcement orders will be taken next Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. at the Booster club booth between Merrill hall and the administration building. Dues payable then. Robert W. Miller, senior informal dance chairman, seeks assistants for advertising and decorations. Harriet Hollunby, gift committee chair, requests suggestions via her mailbox.

Booster Club Merrill Hall Robert W. Miller Harriet Hollunby

Elm plague study warns of elm survival without DDT

Professor Arthur J. Herrick reports Dutch elm disease and Phloem Necrosis have destroyed over two million American Elms. He urges DDT use for long term survival. Herrick also worked with the U.S. Department of Agriculture on Dutch elm disease and Phloem Necrosis research in the 1930s to 1940s.

Arthur J. Herrick University Biology Department Men’s Garden Clubs of America Bulletin Herrick U. S. Department of Agriculture

Annamary Dickey Delivers Varied Concert in University Hall

Miss Annamary Dickey appeared in the university auditorium Tuesday evening with a program spanning seventeenth century airs to modern American songs. She impressed with Purcell and Handel arias, Ravel and Duparc French songs, Mozart and Massenet operatic excerpts, and Noah Homer’s The House That Jack Built. Her sister Rowena Dickey accompanied with Reflets dans l Eau, and the encore included Habenera and If I Loved You.

Anne Whitcomb Annamary Dickey University Auditorium Cease Henry Purcell Miss Dickey Poppea Agrippina Handel Bibb Suzanna Mozart Manon Manon Lescaut Puccini Massenet Griffes Barber Naginski Homer Jack Rowena Dickey

Journalist Metcalfe to Speak on Foreign Affairs at University

John C. Metcalfe, renowned journalist and lecturer with 21 years in the field, will address foreign affairs in the university auditorium Tuesday August 9 at 8 30 p m He will discuss the European scene Capitol Hill and questions about war with Soviet Russia world government and current world conditions.

John C. Metcalfe America Metcalfe Soviet Russia

Hadley to Advise Hi-Vers at Camp Nelson Dodd

Dr Loren S Hadley director of student advising at Kent will serve as a consultant at the Hi Y Training center Camp Nelson Dodd Ohio Aug 14 28. About 200 Hi Y officers from Ohio and parts of West Virginia Michigan and Indiana join a two week training program sponsored by the area YMCA. Hadley will lead forum programs on self adjustment and has taught at Bucknell Ohio State Wilmington and Whittier before Kent.

Loren S. Hadley Camp Nelson Dodd Ohio West Virginia Michigan Indiana YMCA Hadley Bucknell Ohio State Wilmington Whittier College Kent

HPE Workshop To Start Monday

The third in a summer health education workshop series will run from Monday August 8 to August 19 with the theme Health Education in Secondary Schools. Dr H F Kilander of the U S Office of Education will direct the program with teachers health service personnel and administrators invited. Frank Ballenger and Florence Hellman act as campus coordinators.

H. F. Kilander U. S Frank Ballenger Department of Health and Physical Education Florence Hellman

Metcalfe Keynote A World Affairs Lecture Series

The famed investigative reporter known for exposing subversive activities during a German Bund undercover stint joins the criminal division as an expert on Nazi and Fascist propaganda. Born in Dresden in 1904, he studied at Notre Dame and has worked with Chicago Daily Times Time and the New York Herald Tribune.

Bund Criminal Division Department of Justice Metcalfe United States Europe Latin America Germany Dresden University of Notre Dame Chicago Daily Times Time Magazine The New York Herald Tribune

Bahais Seek Unity of World Religions

Bahais advocate a new world religion about a century old. Followers hold that the nine major faiths should unite as world citizens under the prophet Bahalullah.

Baha’Lu’llah

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