Eight-Year-Old Prodigy David Ogden Impresses Audiences
An 8-year-old pianist, David Taylor Ogden, wowed a large audience with Mozart to Rachmaninoff tonight. He displayed strong technique but limited musical feeling. George Kemper Ogden accompanied on organ. duets were well done.
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David Taylor Ogden
Mozart
Schubert
Bach
Chopin
Rachmaninoff
Rubenstein
David Ogden
George Kemper Ogden
George Ogden
America
Army Stenographers Wanted In Far East
The overseas affairs branch seeks civilian stenographers to work with the army of occupation in the Far East. Japan center of shortage per John Plattenburg. Salary $2,498.28 yearly plus 10 percent differential and free quarters. Meals $35 monthly. Ages 21 to 40. Apply at nearest state employment service office.
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Army
Army of Occupation
Far East
Japan
John Plattenburg
Chicago
Japa
Traffic Tickets Hit History High at University
Traffic tickets issued during this second summer session exceed any prior period, says traffic director Les Morgan. He notes a daily target of 30 to 40 tickets, especially in morning hours, as students with early classes park without permits or ignore no parking rules.
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Les Morgan
Morgan
United Christian Fellowship Opens Summer Meeting at Carter Home
The United Christian Fellowship invites all non-active Christian group students to an open meeting at Rev. A Laten Carter's home 540 Lincoln St Sunday evening. A cost supper will be served at 6 p m followed by a brief service and recreation with table games and badminton.
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The
United Christian Fellowship
A. Laten Carter
UCF
Lincoln St
Color Girls Sought for Color Bearers at Commencement
Bertha E. Whitton invites girls to act as color bearers for the upcoming commencement. Apply soon. practice on September 1. Girls should wear white dresses and will be served a dinner after their participation.
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Bertha E. Whitton
Emil George Named Mantua High Coach
KSU student Emil George has been chosen as Mantua high school's coach. He previously led Edinburg to the Group Two title and will teach chemistry and science while coaching football basketball and baseball. George, a Yorkville graduate of 1942, played football and baseball at KSU until knee surgery. He directed a coaching clinic this summer and will earn BS degrees in education and liberal arts on September 2.
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Emil George
KSU
Mantua High School
Portage County
George
Edinburg
Yorkville High School
College of Liberal Arts
Earthquake Strikes Eastern Turkey with Fatalities
A strong tremor hit Eastern Turkey with Kigi in Bingol Province hardest hit. Four people died and 20 houses were destroyed. A separate landslide in western Kyushu, Japan buried thirteen people after heavy rain.
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Turkey
Kigi
Bingol
Kyushu
Japan
Hotel Universe Play Set for August 26 at University
Two amateur groups plan Hotel Universe at the university auditorium Friday night August 26 at 8 30 p m The Town Hall players of Kent and the Trumbull New Theater Inc of Warren stage the two hour production Directed by Mrs Thorn Pendelton cast of nine includes Warren group members Staging and scenery coordinated by Kent and Town Hall under university entertainment committee.
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University Auditorium
Town Hall Players
Kent
Trumbull New Theater, Inc
Warren
Warren Group
Thorn Pendelton
Kent Group
Town Hall Group
University Entertainment Committee
All U Dance Planned on University Tennis Courts
The September graduating class hosts an all university dance on the tennis courts Wednesday September 2 from 9 p.m. to midnight. Tickets cost one dollar per couple and are sold by seniors or in Merrill hall. Frankie Reynolds and his orchestra will provide the music.
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Merrill Hall
Frankie Reynolds
Summer Frolic at Moonlight Gardens Cantons Dance Night
Phi Beta Phi sponsors a Summer Frolic at Moonlight Gardens Myers Lake Canton from 9 to 12 tonight with 1:30 a.m. permits for girls. Tickets available at 603 E Main or from fraternity members or at the door. Proceeds aid the university stadium fund as the first in a new series of fraternity events.
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Phi Beta Phi
Moonlight Gardens
Myers Lake Park
Canton
E. Main St
University Stadium
Center to redefine campus life at Kent State
A reporter tours the new Kent State Student and Campus Center led by Raymond Moran, the future director. The facility, aiming to open by October 1, will host dances, recitals, bowling, art exhibits, a book store, a large recreation area, a ballroom for 180 to 200 couples, and a radio capable hub for World Series broadcasts. Moran envisions the center as the campus hearthstone with diverse programs and open bowling times to fit student needs.
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Frank V. Whitley
Raymond Moran
Moran
Board of Trustees
Industrial Arts
Kent State
WKSU
HPE
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the Overseas Affairs Branch
Mantua
Henry Toy, Jr
du Pont
Council For Delaware Education
New
National Citizens Commission For the Public Schools
University
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