Cameron College Infirmary Expands To New Quarters
The Cameron college infirmary has moved near Cameron Hall into new quarters with nurse's quarters a kitchen examining room lounge and 14 beds. Registered nurse Mrs C C Hightower serves on duty with one city physician affiliated, offering round the clock care for students and staff. The facility supported last year's blood bank drive collecting over 100 donations from students and faculty.
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Expanded Music Department at Cameron Auditorium Grows
The Cameron auditorium area houses a growing music department with a dedicated north side wing including office, classroom and four soundproof practice rooms. New pianos, uniforms and instruments accompany staff additions Miss Kathleen Anne Haley and Lyle Work. The band and chorus facilities expand with an upgraded concert space, and the department plans robes for the chorus as enrollment is projected to double.
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Cotton Market Has Slow Week With Forecast Pending
New York August 8 UP uncertainty over the 1953 cotton crop location restrained trading as the market was light awaiting Monday's government crop forecast. By Friday, the market moved off. distant 1954 months rose on anticipated acreage controls and reduced production. Private crop estimates ranged from 13.5 to 14.9 million bales. 1952 production was 15,136,000 bales.
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Cameron Adds Three Faculty Members for 1953 54
Cameron welcomes three new faculty members for the 1953 54 school year. John C Harmon will teach biology and chemistry bringing Oklahoma roots from Lawton and Southeastern State College credentials. Leroy Montgomery serves as instructor of physical education assistant football coach and military property custodian, a Cameron graduate born in Lawton with ties to Midwestern University Wichita Falls. Kathleen Anne Haley joins the music department with degrees from Michigan State College and experience as a graduate assistant and teacher.
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Ithaca, Mich
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Mississippi State College For Women At Columbus
New Program Speeds Handling Of Aggie Affairs
Cameron College reorganized offices to speed student and business affairs. The Dean’s Office moved to the Administration Building to blend with guidance, payrolls, budgeting, records, scheduling, and student counseling. The President’s Office and Business Office oversee purchasing, payrolls, and financial duties.
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Reds Unaware Harrison Kin Of Truce Head
In Tokyo Lt Col Thomas D Harrison of Clovis New Mexico, a POW with 27 months of back pay, said Communist captors did not realize he was the Kin of UN truce negotiator Lt Gen William K Harrison. He noted the cousins had no opportunity to reveal their relation, and he contemplated investing tips learned in propaganda lectures. He described injuries from a crash and amputation of his left leg, now aiming for an artificial limb.
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Couple Repaint Uncovers 1840 Murals in Home
Fitchburg Mass. Mr and Mrs Charles H Howard repapered two front rooms of their old homestead and found murals dated 1840 beneath layers of wallpaper. The scenes depict history and nature and shed light on the house's past.
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Broomcorn Area Urgently Seeks Harvest Helpers
Oklahoma City August 8 More than 300 experienced broom corn cutters are still needed for the harvest around Pauls Valley Maysville Lindsay and Chickasha the State Employment Service said Saturday. About 2 000 men are already in the fields with production higher than 1952 peak harvesting should begin Monday and the next ten days require additional workers. Workers should report to local employment service officers in Pauls Valley Maysville Lindsay and Chickasha for assignments and times.
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Working Girls Blast Upping Of Hem Lines
New York officials report secretaries opposing shorter skirts. The New York City chapter of the National Secretaries Association, led by its board of directors, unanimously rejected the fashion trend promoted by Paris designer Chris. The action reflects workplace attire debates as designers push new styles.
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Hungary Lifts Travel Ban on Diplomats
Hungary ends travel restrictions for foreign diplomats starting next Monday. Since 1951 diplomats were limited to a 30 mile radius around Budapest. The new rules divide the country into three zones with a 50 9 mile free area around the capital and require 24 hour advance notice for trips beyond the zone and special permission for border regions.
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