Swiss Peace Proposal Reaches Washington via Bern and Stockholm
The U S State Department announced at 3 15 pm that Japanese peace proposals to the United States and China have been placed in the hands of Swiss authorities in Bern with Sweden signaling for Russia and Britain. Tokyo radio carried the message but NBC monitors warned it may be another peace feeler and not a definite surrender. Officials doubt whether the Potsdam terms cover the emperor Hirohito and say the invasion of the Pacific continues until Washington signals otherwise.
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Campbell Talks on Research Preceding Use of New Bomb
Mr Campbell explains that the atomic bomb stems from nuclear fission triggered by neutrons. He warns the resulting radioactive byproducts could affect living beings and notes shelters would require deep underground placement to protect against fallout. The power is powerful but not unmixed, and scientists seek controls before use.
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Campbell
Synchronized Group Plans Water Show Late This Summer
Miss Katherine von Wencke announces the start of a women’s synchronized swimming group meeting Tuesdays at 9 pm at Crane Pool. Members include Hetty Baxter Shirley Green Steely Hicks Helen Kross Helen Lewis Mary McGown Vie linia Shaw and Mickey Webb. A summer water show is planned with possible light men forming a separate group. Contact Miss von Wenck at Ree in.
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Crane Pool
Hetty Baxter
Shirley Green
Steely Hicks
Helen Kross
Helen Lewis
Mary McGown
Vielinia Shaw
Mickey Webb
Miss von Wenck
Ree
Keep Thompson Men Open House Invitation
The Keep Thompson men plan an Open House from 4:80 to 5:80 pm with Thursday-like Sunday prep. Social committees led by Percy Garlay welcome guests and guide them to rooms while banners detail amenities. Punch cake and cookies will be served as participants tour parlor and room displays.
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Johd Banner Keep
Thompson
Herb Storing
Bill O'Connor
Bil Ridpath
Percy ‘Garlay
Chance Creek Offers Escape For Students
Famed for its exotic beauty Chance Creek promises a rustic weekend retreat in Ohio farm country. The camp offers swimming in Vermilion waters, woodland hikes, and sleeping quarters for up to 18, with a nearby Girl Scout camp a mile and a half away. Maps and keys available through Dean Bosworth for students seeking weekend access.
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Chance Creek
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Dean Bosworth
V-12 Executive Takes Course In Naval Law
Maurice H. Burkholder, executive officer of the college V-12 unit, is ordered to the Navy Department in Port Hueneme, California for temporary duty. He will study naval justice there and is expected to return to duties soon. His family will remain in the village during his absence. Upon return, he will conduct Naval Justice classes for unit elements, supplementing regular curriculum.
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Navy Department
Port Huereme
California
Burkholder
College Plan Theater Party At Children's Home Tonight
The Children's Home Theatre party, postponed from last week, will be held tonight. Volunteers taking children to the Apollo theater should meet at the Home on St Loran Street between 7 and 13 pm. Richard Johnson, Percy Darlay, and Hedy Merten of the Y committee will oversee arrangements. The program features the film Where Do We Go from a Fire with Pred MacMurray and Tune Haver.
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Pred MacMurray
Tune’ Haver
Church Music Topic Of Haugh Discussion At Y Group
A Sunday meeting at the Y Group centers on church music with discussion led by Haugh. The event features speakers and a focus on sacred music alongside informal discourse and plans for future gatherings.
Chinese Students Recount War Torn Homeland Strife
Chinese students recount life in wartorn China with notes on Chungking air raids inflation and disrupted ports. They describe bombing reductions on campus and the strain of scarce resources across interior areas while detailing personal journeys from Shanghai to Kunming and campus life in America.
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China
Lanny” Huang
Shanghai
Kunming
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