Students To Attend National Youth Convention
Wallace-For-President Committee members Norman Bertellotti and Robert Blakemore traveled to Philadelphia for the National Youth Convention which opens today. The 1500 delegates will form a permanent youth group allied with Wallace and Taylor policies. Bertellotti seeks a place on the resolutions committee and plans a motion to hold the presidential election on Sunday to boost liberal voter turnout among factory workers.
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Philadelphia
Norman Bertellotti
Robert Blakemore
Third Party
Henry A. Wallace
Glen H. Taylor
Wallace
Bertellotti
Resolutions Committee
National Youth Organization
No Stater One Issue Skipped Back On Schedule
The Stater will not publish next Friday July 30. Publication resumes Wednesday August 4 and continues through the month. The newspaper will be issued on Tuesday and Friday as previously.
PBP Stadium Dance Tonight
Tonight is the stadium dance under Phi Beta Phi with Ray Robinson and his orchestra and Judy Lynn at Meyer's Lake ballroom Canton Ohio from 8 30 p m to midnight. Dean Ada Hyatt says 1 30 a m permits will be issued to attending university women under existing regulations printed in the Stater.
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Phi Beta Phi
Stadium Drive
Ray Robinson
Judy Lynn
Meyer's Lake Ballroom
Canton
Ohio
Ada V. Hyatt
Stadium Drive Creates Kent State Landmark
A game day at Kent State draws 15 000 fans with Kent beating Colgate 14 13 as traffic swarms the town. Students recount the stadium’s origins funded by student drives and community events, noting donations from Cleveland supporters and a plaque in a home memorializing the effort.
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Sylvester Nemes
KSU
Kent City
Kent
Colgate
Kent City and Kent State Orchestras Join for Concert
The Combined Orchestras of Kent City and Kent State University will present a concert Tuesday night under Prof. Kenneth Byler. Vienna-born Fritz Siegal will guest as soloist and concertmaster, with about 45 musicians including university students and Prof. A L Dittmer. The performance starts at 8 15 p m in the university auditorium and is open to the public.
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Kent City
University
Fritz Siegal
Kenneth Byler
Siegal
Columbia Broadcasting Studio
Grant Park Orchestra
Chicago
Seattle
San Diego
Indianapolis
Illinois Symphony Orchestra
Prof
A. L. Dittmer
Peerce to Open Summer Session At University Auditorium
Jan Peerce America's foremost tenor marks his sixth Met Opera anniversary then appears at the university auditorium August 5 at 8 15 p m for the first show of the second Summer session. Toscanini calls him the Maestros favorite tenor and he sang Verdis La Traviata on NBC. Village Green opens tonight under university theater sponsorship with free admission for faculty and students and 60 cents for others.
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Jan Peerce
America
Metropolitan Opera
University Auditorium
Arturo Toscanini
Peerce
NBC
University Theater
Peerce Embarks On Eighth National Concert Tour
Tenor replaces his summer schedule with a Latin American debut at Mexico City’s Opera Nacional Bella Artes. He later performed with the New York Philharmonic Symphony and is now a fixture in opera concert radio and on record after signing with S Hurok and appearing at the Metropolitan.
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Peerce
Hollywood
Universal
Mexico City
Opera Nacional Bella Artes
New York
New York Philharmonic Symphony
S. Hurok
The
Metropolitan
Governor Herbert to Attend Northeastern Ohio News Clinic
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert is expected to attend the fifth annual clinic for Northeastern Ohio weekly newspapers at the university on July 31. Invited by Prof. William Taylor, executive secretary and KSU journalism chair, the day will include two round tables on circulation and classified advertising.
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Thomas J. Herbert
Northeastern Ohio
William Taylor
KSU School of Journalism
Britain stands pat on Berlin blockade toll for talks
Foreign Secretary Bevin said Britain demands the Russian blockade of Berlin be lifted as a precondition for Four Power talks on the German issue. Other briefs note youth complaints about military service thresholds, mass 18 year old recruitment, rising bonus checks for veterans, Senate probes into UN security links, and Ford wage gains ending a strike threat.
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Pat Britain
Berlin
Ernest Bevin
Congress
Senate
Robert C. Alexander
State Department
United Nations
U.S
Alexander
Secretary of State
Marshall
Ford Motor Company
Cio-United Auto
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Michigan State
Stater
Cleveland
Sta
Herbert
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