College Faces Housing Crunch for 382 Vet Students
With six weeks to the fall term the college seeks emergency dorms for 382 unmarried veterans assigned to temporary FPHA housing. The administration met Representative Walter B. Huber to urge faster construction and explore options if delays persist. Rumors of using the Women’s Old Gym as barracks and delaying term opening circulate, but no final plan is set.
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FPHA
Walter B. Huber
Conner —Ngressman
Maroia . Wood
AVC Mass Meeting Adopts Resolution To End Chinese Aid
An AVC Community Forum at Sturges Hall approved a resolution urging the US government to withdraw most Marines from China and halt supplies until a coalition government is formed. Proposed by Professor Allan B. Cole, the plan calls for ending military and economic support except under conditions of inclusive governance. The 4-2 vote followed a two hour discussion with some attendees departing.
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AVC
Sturges Hall
China
Haseen
Allan B. Cole
His‘department
T He
Taylor Urges Strict Adherence To Two-Party System
Professor Lloyd W. Taylor of Lorain County Republican Central Committee urged universal two-party activity in American politics. He condemned Democratic patronage and spoils, noted 13 of 25 million Democratic votes tied to patronage, and said Republicans faced pressures that could burst party safety nets, praising Stassen and Taft as leaders who would speak plainly.
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Taylor
Lloyd W. Taylor
Lorain County
Republican Central Committee
Steners
Sturges
Politi
Politi, Rea
Senate
Xishion
Wendel Willkie
Stassen
Taft
Zorbaugh and colleagues resign for new posts at colleges
Executive Committee announces departures of Lawrence G Brown Allan B Cole and Frederick M Yorbaugh to Rhode Island State Pomona and University of Miami respectively. Several new hires follow including Donald A Fergusson Fenner Douglass Katherine Eide Grigg Fountain and Blrieda Overmann with details on their previous education and roles.
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Board of Trustees
Lawrence G. Brown
Allan B. Cole
Frederick M. Yorbaugh
Brown
Rhode Island State College
Cole
Pomona
Yorbaugh
University of Miami
Florida
Donald A. Fergusson
Arthur Nilsson
Dalhousie University
University of Chicago
Department of Finance
Univesity of Chicago
Fenner Douglass
Vere
Coast Guard
Katherine Eide
Conservatory
Grigg Fountain
Furman University
Yale
Cotton Ball Tomorrow Features Wests Band
The Cotton Ball, last format of the season, presented by Bruce West's band, runs 8 to midnight at Hales Gym with the theme That's what I lie about the South. An intermission party runs during the half hour break with punch served. Decorations aim to surprise dancers as Warmer May Sing Bred Warmer 15 vocalists with the orchestra may perform if a mic and speakers are secured. Tickets go on sale Saturday morning in Peters Court.
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Phil Harris
Hales Gymnau
Bruce West
Gmnasium
Petey Webb
Warmer
West
Aldrich
Bernie Weiner
Gene Evans
Peters Court
Stephens to Lead Final Y Discussion on Children in Home
Dr. Jim Stephens and Dr. Jean Stephens will lead a discussion on Children in the Home this Sunday August 18 at 1 00 pm. The event at 285 West Elm Street is hosted by Y Secretary Bob Rankin and sponsored by the Student Faculty Fellowship Committee as the last in the current series.
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Jim Stephens
Jean Stephens
College Physical Education Department
Bob Rankin
West ‘Elm Street
Winter Term Room Deposit Deadline for AML Students
AML men living in college owned rooms must pay a ten dollar room deposit to Dean Bosworth's office before August 25.
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AML
Dean Bosworth
Bell Desk Sale At Talcott Hall Saturday Afternoon
A bell desk at Talcott Hall will be available this Saturday afternoon but will not be sold at the door.
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Bell Desk
Talcott Hall
Nixon Returns to Teach at Oberlin With Cautious Forecasts
Nixon, a recent Oberlin graduate returning as visiting lecturer in political science, urges caution on predicting a 1948 Republican victory and emphasizes engaging the non voting public. He praises Oberlin student faculty ties, notes maturer student attitudes, and says his stay with wife and young son at 181 Forest Street will be brief and summer-focused.
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Nixon
Professor Fenn
Sam Gallo
Charles Nixon
Oberlin
Cornell, University
J Party
Oberlins
Simp Etter
Sixon
Berlin
Smith College
Smith
Forest Stret
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