UNESCO delegates push world cooperation at regional conference
About 300 delegates from five states attended a UNESCO regional conference at KSU with speakers including Dr. Esther Caukin Brunauer and Senator Robert A. Taft. They urged bottom up people powered global peace, with educators, politicians and journalists among participants.
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Unesco
Esther Caukin Brunauer
State Department
People’s Agency
United Nations
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Hardin Craig
University of North Carolina
Henry Miller Busch
Harlan Hamilton
Cleveland College
Robert C.dix
Richard Saloman
Kenyon
KSU
John Reed Spicer
Donald Anthony
A. Sellen Roberts
Thomas Blair
KSU Committee
Ray McKinley Concert Aids Stadium Fund Drive
Ray McKinley will headline a two hour concert Monday May 10 at the auditorium. Sponsored by Kappa Sigma Chi and WAKR DJ Alan Freed the show features Marcy Lutes and McKinley with jazz and novelty numbers. Tickets are 80 cents at Booster booth or via Kappa Sigma Chi. McKinley will perform 50 records including Arizay from Victor.
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Ray McKinley
Kappa Sigma Chi Fraternity
WAKR
Alan Freed
Marcy Lutes
McKinley
Kappa Sigma Chi
Victor
Arizay
Stater Al Post Cop Honored at OCNA Convention
Al Post former feature editor won first in feature writing. The Ohio State Lantern won best daily, Akron Buchtelite took third, and Jambar won the Scripps Howard award for bi weekly. Bricker gave the banqueting address at Capital University. Sta ter Editor Casey passed the gavel to Hollingsworth as Buchtelite editor. The winning feature appeared in the March 10 Stater.
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al Post
Ohio State Lantern
Stater
Akron Buchtelite
Youngstown College
Scripps-Howard
Ksu-Akron U
Bob Casey
Harry Hollingsworth
Casey
Hollingsworth
Buchtelite
Post
Two Art Department Instructors Win Honors
Paul Baus and George Weisz receive distinctions in local and Indiana exhibitions. Baus earns Best in the Show at the Indiana Artist Annual for two sculptures including a portrait of Elmer Novotny’s daughter Karen at John Herron Art Institute in Indianapolis. Weisz secures honorable mention for On the Beach at Akron Art Institute May show, whose committee purchases the painting.
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Paul Baus
George Weisz
Baus
Indiana
John Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Elmer Novotny
Karen
Novotny
Weisz
Akron Art Institute
Art Institute
Ritchie Rosenwald Fellowship Awarded to Oscar W Ritchie
Oscar W. Ritchie sociology instructor received a $2 000 Rosenwald fellowship He is the first KSU graduate awarded the fellowship and plans to pursue a Ph D at the University of Wisconsin Ritchie joined the faculty in 1947 He is a St Petersburg Florida native now residing in Massillon The Rosenwald fund comes from Julius Rosenwald Sears Roebuck stock and funds humanitarian work
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Oscar W. Ritchie
Ritchie
KSU
University of Wisconsin
St. Petersburg
Fla
Massillon
Rosenwald
Sears Roebuck & Co
Julius Rosenwald
Sears
Debaters Place Second At Wyth-Marshall Cup
KSU debaters finished second in the Wyth Marshall Cup at William and Mary Williamsburg Virginia. Gene Berrodin and Norman Bertellotti argued the negative edge Annapolis Lynchburg College and the University of Virginia. Bill Davis and Herb Kaley formed the Kent affirmative team. Joe Howard coached Kent.
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KSU
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Virginia
Gene Berrodin
Norman Bertellotti
Annapolis
Lynchburg College
University of Virginia
Bill Davis
Herb Kaley
Kent
Joe Howard
$900 Athletic Cut Approved By Council
The council sustained a $900 reduction in Athletics for this quarter while a new percentage allocations system is drafted for fall. Miss Lansinger and Prof. Moran discussed depreciation and current spending, with $19 000 of the $25 000 allocation already spent. Replacement of three allocators was deferred until new members arrive.
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Martha Lansinger
Miss Lansinger
Raymond Moran
Lansinger
Council
Fred Scadding
Council of Presidents
Ksu-Akron Relations Committee
Jeanne Cook
Roy Newsome
Phyllis Robbins
The Winnaar Versus Meter Ends in Court Victory
University student Ellis V. Yeager fought a Water Street parking meter in three rounds. He uprooted the meter Friday night and set it on a car roof, then faced a $100 fine or meter replacement in Mayor's Court Saturday. He claimed to have replaced the meter yesterday.
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Steel—University
Ellis V. Yeager
Waterstreet
Kent
Yeager
Daily Stater
Smith to Talk on Far East Divided India
Robert Aura Smith, NYT specialist on the Far East, will speak on Divided India at 8:15 p.m. Thursday May 6 at 317 McG. After four years on the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune he studied Asiatic politics in Japan and Manchuria. He appears under the Forum committee with Prof. James Holm as chairman.
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Robert Aura Smith
Far East
New York Times
India
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Smith
Japan
Manchuria
James Holm
Prom Invitations Exchange and Dues Reminder at Booster Booth
Juniors may trade prom invitation ads at the Booster Booth on May 18 19 or 20. Those who have not paid class dues can settle them at the booth today tomorrow or Thursday.
Committee To Meet To Pick Chestnut Burr Editor
The Publications Policy committee will convene in 114M tomorrow at 4 p.m. to choose the 1948-1949 Chestnut Burr editor, per Prof. William Taylor the chairman. All applicants must attend.
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Chestnut Burr
William Taylor
Kotys Wins Berth on U S Olympic Gymnastics Squad
Joe Kotys earned a place on the U S Olympic gymnastics squad after finishing fourth at the Olympic trials at Penn State. He swept first in both parallel bars and horizontal bar, the only athlete to win two events. Kotys will train in Cleveland and depart for London on July 14 aboard the SS America.
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Bill Schlemmer
Joe Kotys
U. S
Cleveland
Penn State College
Kotys
Joe
New York
London
S.S. America
SAM Director To Speak Here
Edward N. Horr national director of the Society for the Advancement of Management will be guest speaker at the university SAM chapter semi quarterly banquet at the Robin Hood tomorrow at 7 p.m. His topic is Management Opportunities. Horr a Case School of Applied Science graduate and director of the E N Horr Company Cleveland has worked in public utilities chemical manufacturing and management counsel. Cleveland chapter members will attend with Jack Hurowitz serving as toastmaster.
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Edward N. Horr
Society For the Advancement of Management
SAM
Robin Hood
Case School of Applied Science
Horr
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OCNA
John W. Bricker
Capital University
Ritchie Rosenwald
THE
Winnah
Sam Director
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