Steber Concert Praised At University Auditorium
Jerome Ramsfield reports Eleanor Steber's University of Kent concert displayed true artistry with a superb pianissimo to forte range. His review notes strong operatic selections, a mixed program, clear diction, and a veteran stage presence, praising the singer while questioning some programming choices.
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Ramsfield
KSU
Air Force
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Kent
Fred Waring
Eleanor Steber
University Audito
Communists Make Southern Advance in Korea Report
INS staff photo reports Thursday's Communist push moved about 15 miles south engulfing Chonan hub. Penetration below the 38th parallel reaches 87 miles. US units claim 10 tanks knocked out in one sector and 15 to 20 percent infantry casualties. Wounded left behind after a fight near Suwon. Army says withdrawal precedes a big battle. Air Force notes heavy anti aircraft fire around Seoul.
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INS
Charles D. Rosecrans
Chonan
Suwon
Seoul
Missing Old English manuscript prompts theft claim
University art gallery show last week featured student works with one missing piece by Jack Ludwich. He says the reproduction was stolen and asks its return, noting it was done as an outside project.
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Jack Ludwich
Ludwich
Fourth Reading Clinic Set With July Conference Theme
The fourth annual Reading conference runs July 10 to 14 with the theme Reading in the Content Subjects. About 500 teachers from Ohio New York Pennsylvania and Indiana are expected plus elementary education students. Renowned educators from multiple universities will present on topics from visual materials to social studies language of number and balanced reading programs.
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Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Evelyn Davidson
Howard Lane
New York University
Guy Bond
University of Minnesota
Roy Wenger
Kent State University
Harold Fawcett
Ohio State University
Laura Zirbes
Ohio State
Parking Lot Key Clue in $5000 Kent Robbery
Kent police and Portage County Sheriff's deputies follow a lead from a stolen Akron car found in Moulton hall parking lot linked to the $5000 armed holdup of Frank Swigart. Fingerprints on the car tested as investigators seek two suspects, possibly 25, with .45 caliber pistols. Swigart offered a $500 reward for information.
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Moulton Hall
Kent
Frank Swigart
Akron
Portage County Sheriff's Department
Swigart
Magazine Editor Scott to Speak Tuesday Evening
John Scott, Time contributing editor and war correspondent, will give a talk in the auditorium Tuesday at 8:30. Scott, born 1912, has worked in Moscow, Paris, the Balkans, Berlin and the near East and shaped Time and Life war coverage from 1943 to 1948.
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Scott
John Scott
Time Magazine
Time
University of Wisconsin
Sorbonne
Paris
Siberian
Moscow
Balkans
Berlin
near-East
United States
Life
Behind the Urals
Europe
Registration Opens for Second Summer Session
Students may pre-register this week from Monday to Friday for the second summer session. Fees can be paid July 24 to 26. Final registration is July 31 and classes begin Tuesday morning August 1.
State Department Selects Student For Summer Assistant Program
Eugene Berrodin a senior majoring in speech has been chosen for the Summer Student Assistant program of the Department of State. Fred Scadding an English major and Forest Abbuhs a political science major who graduated in June have received interviews for the 1951 internship appointment. Certain students are recommended each year and one or two are selected.
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Eugene Berrodin
Department of State
W. Leslie Garnett
Fred Scadding
Forest Abbuhs
State Department
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