Summer Graduate School Offers Work Under Two Plans
Florida A and M College will run a six week session starting July 4 and a nine week session starting June 18 for summer graduate studies toward two plans: a Master of Science in Education and an approved 36 hour professional program. The program features a diverse faculty including Drs Minnie E. Soreton Regina M. Goff Lulu Johnson Juanita K. Stout with other notable members.
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Florida A and M College
Minnie E. Soreton
Regina M. Goff
Lulu Johnson
Juanita K. Stout
W. S. Maize
Alpha Mu Honor Society
Etta Moten
L. G. Spellman
Dean T. E. McKinney
John C. Smith University
Dr. Flournoy A. Coles, Jr
Summer Session Opens Monday At Famcee
Tallahassee Florida June 13 marks the start of the 31st annual Florida A and M College summer school with three concurrent sessions. The program includes Coaching Clinic Trade and Industrial Education Health and Safety Education Creative Arts and Music Institute Insurance Workshop Auto Drivers Training Ministers Institute Junior Red Cross Institute and inservice teacher workshops offering credit toward graduation and certification renewal. Details available from Dean H. Manning Efferson.
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Florida
Florida A and M College
Trade and Industrial Education
Health and Safety Education
Creative Arts and Music Institute
Insurance Workshop
H. Manning Efferson
Aida Under The Stars For Murial Rahn
New York crowds will witness Muriel Rahn in the title role of Aida with the Salmaggi Opera Company at Triboro Stadium on July 9 open air. Maestro Salmaggi plans to seat more than twenty five thousand for Opera Under The Stars as visitors vacation in New York. Rahn debuted last year at the Stadium and later sang Aida with the San Carlo Opera Company in Boston. She recently performed for 7500 at the National Guard Armory in Washington.
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Salmaggi Opera Company
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Miss Rahn
San Carlo Opera Company
Boston Opera House
National Guard Armory
Washington, D.C
Color Hate Flared In Bolivia Tin Strike Turmoil
In Oruro Bolivia unrest flared as tin miners attacked American engineers after deserting mines. Two Americans were killed and survivors say both men and women faced maltreatment. Miners allegedly seized offices and forced workers to the union headquarters amid anti Gringo sentiment. Bolivia, largest global tin producer, has strong US demand for its ore.
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Bolivia
ANP
United States
Johannesburg
South Africa
DuBois foresee Africa demanding new treatment
Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois told reporters after returning from Paris that Africa is awakening and will soon demand different treatment. He cited Central Africa with 5,000,000 unmixed natives as the core of rising demands, noting Liberia would be excluded.
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ANP
Paris
W. E. B. DuBois
Africa
Liberia
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