Skornicka Conducts Open Air Music Clinic Concert
Milwaukee composer Joseph E. Skornicka will conduct the Music Clinic orchestra in an open air concert Friday at 7 p.m. on the tennis courts behind Wills gym. More than 80 high school musicians participate. Program selections include Skornicka pieces and works by Thomas, Weigand-Righter, Pierne, Yoder, Rogers, plus Marches and traditional numbers. The first concert last Friday drew about 200 students, faculty, and townspeople.
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Joseph E. Skornicka
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Music Clinic
Mr. Skornicka
Wills Gym
Skornicka
Raymond
Thomas
Weigand-Righter
Pierne
Yoder
Rogers
Cudworth Legionaires
Buccanneers
Summer Session Pre-Registration and Five-Week Class Schedule
Charles E. Atkinson announces that pre registered students may finalize registration July 24 25 and 26. If not completed by July 26 then July 31 becomes the make up date. Pick up schedule cards at the Registrar's office from July 24 and pay fees at the Treasurer's office after schedules are checked. Classes meet six times weekly for five weeks.
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Charles E. Atkinson
Bush Lecture Explores Theater as a Forum
Visiting professor Fred R. Bush will speak this afternoon at 2:30 p.m. in 317 McG to faculty and students on The Theater as a Forum. The talk covers democracy versus totalitarianism and social issues in contemporary theater, with Bush teaching modern theater and Shakespeare courses at Central College, Michigan.
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Fred R. Bush
School of Speech
Mr. Bush
College Theater
Central College
Michigan
Kent State ROTC Officials Attending Philadelphia Conference
Kent State will send John Reed Spicer and Lt. Col. Frank Mandell to the ROTC conference in Philadelphia on August 1 2 and 3. Civilian education leaders and military personnel from the First and Second Army areas are invited. The meeting will discuss ROTC program improvements and expansion while campus enrollment rises to about 600 this fall, up 150 from before. A three officer and six enlisted staff will implement conference decisions on campus.
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Kent State
University Theatre Summer Players present Papa is All
The University Theatre Summer Players stage a three act play Papa is All in the University auditorium Friday at 8 30 p m The comedy features Patricia Brown as Mamma Rick Uray as Jacke James Matthews as the state trooper Nancy Niblock as Emma Joan Leguillon as Mrs Yoder and Joe Adams as Papa Prof E Turner Stump directs and Wesley W Egan handles set and lighting Admission 60 cents to the public Students with activity cards admitted free Tickets on sale in Kent Hall corridor and at the auditorium Friday evening.
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University of Indiana
Patricia Brown
Mamma
Rick Uray
Jacke
James Matthews
Nancy Niblock
Emma
Joan Leguillon
Kent Hall
Reds Capture Irl Amid Korean War Front Push
A two hour artillery and mortar bombardment failed to dislodge American troops around Taejon as North Korean forces seized Irl, a key rail and road junction 13 miles NW of Chonju. MacArthur said Communist troops were being pushed back north of Yongdok on the east coast.
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Pohang
Irl
Chonju
MacArthur
Yongdok
Professor Studies At Oak Ridge Plant
Dr. Elizabeth Smith, assistant professor of biology, is chosen by the Atomic Energy Commission to study non military atomic research at Oak Ridge Tennessee. For eight weeks beginning July 31 she will learn endocrinology techniques and operate advanced atomic equipment for agriculture and industry.
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Elizabeth Smith
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Institute of Nuclear Studies
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
Smith
Clinic Sets Twirl Test and Mass Demonstration
A July 10 to 21 Band Orchestra Music clinic will follow the drum major competition in Wills gym at 8 p.m. Saturday. Over 50 drum majors and majorettes, led by international champions Karl and Mary Evelyn Thurman, will perform. Winners join students from Canada and 30 states for the Chicagoland Music Festival at Soldier Field on August 19. Deadline to file competition apps is 6 p.m. tomorrow. the form requires name age address and a $1 fee.
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Wills Gym
Karl and
Mary Evelyn Thurman
Ohio
Canada
Soldier's Field
Chicago
Roy D. Metcalf
Pudil Miles Recital at University Auditorium
Eleanor Pudil and Harold Miles presented a program of Arias by Tchaikovsky and de Falla with piano accompaniment in the university auditorium last Tuesday evening. The recital included arias from Jeanne d Arc and other songs, followed by Schumann songs and seven Spanish pieces. Encores featured Brahms Lullaby and None But The Lonely Heart. Pudil is a KSU music instructor and a Cleveland Institute graduate. Miles is an associate professor of music.
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DeFalla
Eleanor Pudil
Harold Miles
University
Jeanne D’arc
Elwell
Quilter
Love
Miles
Miss Pudil
Schumann
Brahm
KSU School of Music
Cleveland Institute of Music
Truman seeks power to boost armed strength and economy
President Truman urged Congress to authorize unlimited military expansion and industrial power, request 10 billion dollars to win the Korean conflict and curb Communist aggression. He also called for higher taxes and tighter consumer credit and speculation controls. Defense Secretary Johnson announced a limited recall of reserves effective immediately across all services.
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Truman
Congress
Defense
Johnson
Play Here Cherubs Present First KSU Program
Cherubs who practiced two weeks performed three one act plays in the Union ballroom at KSU. Lithuania a melodrama Fourteen a comedy and What Men Live By a drama were staged arena style with audience around the rectangle. Directors were Helen Henley Ethel Matson and Blandford Jennings. Wesley Egan handled technical direction. Mr Jennings from Clayton high school St Louis Montana supervises the work.
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KSU
Union
Lithuania
Helen Henley
Ethel Matson
Blandford Jennings
Wesley Egan
School of Speech
Mr. Jennings
Clayton High School
St. Louis
Montana
First By Card Seats for Alec Templeton Concert
Dean Musselman announces that students get first choice of seats for the Alec Templeton concert on Tuesday August 1. Tickets are reserved by student activity cards and distribution starts at 2 p.m. Tuesday July 25 in the corridor between Kenthall and the Atrium.
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Alec Templeton
Dean Musselman
Kenthall
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