Ohio State Coeds Win Awards in November Writing Derby
Ohio State University juniors Jean Heller and Donna Engle Boller placed 4th and 5th in the William Randolph Hearst Foundation $40,900 program for November. Heller gets $300 and Boller $100 scholarships. UNC led the standings with Florida second and Ohio State sixth overall. A list of other scholarship recipients from multiple universities is named, with additional Foundation scrolls to noted students.
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Donna Engle Boller
Ohio State University
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
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Miss Heller
Miss Beller
Florida University
Standard
Nebraska
North Carolina
University of Tawa
Cirry Kirkpatrick
University of North Carolina
Kennedy
Chapel Hill
Kirkpatrick
Hugh J. McDonald
Michigan State University
Curtis Wayne Tuck
Fresno State College
Tuck
Mary Ellen O’connor
University of New Mexico
Linda Ann Barson
University of Florida
Dean Mills
University of Iowa
Dan Webster
University of Oklahoma
Charles A. Corcoran
University of Kansas
Eric Zoeckler
University of Town
Thomas Caffman
Andrew D. Faith
University Off Maryland
Edward Lystra
University of Michigan
Dave Wohlfarth
James A. Forrest
University of Nebraska
Jeffrey A. Denberg
University of South Carolina
JoAnn Pennington
Southern Illinois University
William James Moore
Stanford University
Patricia McGovern
Syracuse University
Richard P. Spratling
University Off Utah
Singer and art patron Maxim Karolik dies in New York
New York AP Maxim Karolik aged 70 an art patron and former opera singer died Friday night at Trafalgar Hospital after a heart attack at the Savoy Hilton He had traveled from Newport, R I to arrange lectures and disposal of his collection much of which had been donated to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts The Karolik wing honors the couple’s gifts including a 19th century American painting and furniture collection and a 225 painting group from 1845 1855 era intended to prove that era was not barren.
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Martha Cadman Karolik
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
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Founder of Legion Dead Whiton a Founding Leader Passes
Al pha R. Whiton age 73 of Wratonah New York died Saturday in a nursing home after a long illness. He helped found the American Legion and served 26 years as town supervisor of Kent and 25 years as Putnam County Democratic chairman. A World War I Army veteran he led an infantry company in the 225th Regiment 42nd Division. He was the magazine’s first circulation manager. FATAL SKID ORANGE UP I
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N.Y
Alpha R. Whiton
Kent
Putnam County
American Legion
Whiton
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