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Newspaper

The Cornellian

Location

Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1946

Page

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Baltz Resigns Cornell Conservatory Directorship

Harold W. Baltz resigns as director of the Conservatory and Alumni Professor of Music at Cornell College to end of the academic year. He will spend a year at Columbia University for a thesis before a new post and successor will be appointed within weeks. Baltz joined Cornell in 1925 became director in 1930 and was named Alumni Professor of Music in 1938. He directed the college choir and the 160 member Cornell Oratorio Society.

Russell D. Cole Harold W. Baltz Conservatory Cornell College Baltz Columbia University Cole Cornell Oratorio Society

Five Junior Girls Elected To Mortar Board Chapter Five

Five junior girls named to the Cornell chapter of Mortar Board for next year are Marcia Bacon Grace Carson Barbara Fischbeck Mildred Kutlik and Nancy Marshall. They are chosen for scholarship leadership and service with profiles including student government A.W.S. C.Y.F. and C.C.A. work.

Cornell Mortar Board Marcia Bacon Grace Carson Barbara Fischbeck Mildred Kutlik Nancy Marshall Marcia Des Moines Pfeiffer Hall A.W.S C.Y.F

Week of campus events in chapel and venues

A schedule lists nightly performances and meetings across campus from May 4 to May 11. Events include Rotten-Tinder recital at Chapel, Ornithologists' convention at Armstrong hall, Writers club at Professor Tull's home, and Chicago Symphony at Chapel. Highlights feature a series of student recitals, English and Education clubs, and concerts by Muriel Kerr Ella belle Davis and Chicago Symphony.

Little Theatre Armstrong Hall Tullis Professor Tull South Hall Law Building Ellabelle Davis Muriel Kerr Chicago Symphony Cornell Oratorio

Contributions To Relief Fund Top $1 500 At Cornell

After a second round of collections for foreign relief Cornell’s total reached 1 482 00 with a mailed 184 00 to Friends Service Committee in Philadelphia. The biggest single gift was 130 00 from 13 members of the Mill social group. Dormitory groups Sipple house and Bowman hall joined faculty and town students in averaging over a dollar per person.

Cornell Friends Service Committee Philadelphia Cornellian Mill Sipplehouse Bowman Hall Altoona Bowman

Sorensen Speaks At English Club On Shelley

Gloria Sorensen senior English major will talk about Shelley to members of the English club on Monday May 6 at 4 15 p m.

Sorensen Gloria Sorensen

Debaters Prepare for Tau Kappa Alpha at Purdue

Members of the Cornell debate team Herb Kane Bob Conner Beverly Breckenridge and Jim Gillette sharpen their wits for the Tau Kappa Alpha debate at Purdue on May 9 and 10 The central topic will be free trade with talks and discussions arranged for the event

Cornell Herb Kane Bob Conner Beverly Breckenridge Jim Gillette Tau Kappa Alpha Purdue

May Music Festival Highlights Chicago Artists at Cornell

The May Music Festival runs May 9 to 11 at Cornell marking the 48th year with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Featured soloists include Ellabelle Davis and Muriel Kerr with Hans Lange conducting the Brahms program on Saturday. Kathryn Witwer and Reinhold Schmidt will also be featured in the weekend’s all star lineup.

Cornell Mississippi Ellabelle Davis Muriel Kerr Chicago Symphony Orchestra Miss Davis Continents New York Philharmonic Symphony Indianapolis Symphony American Youth Orchestra NBC CBS Symphony Town Hall New York Miss Kerr United States Hans Lange Lange Chicago Symphony Chicagoland Kathryn Witwer Reinhold Schmidt

Cornell Hosts Iowa Ornithologists Union Meet

The Cornell chapter of Beta Beta Beta hosts the Iowa Ornithologists Union for their annual spring meeting. Members from Ames Des Moines Fairfield and Ottumwa register at Armstrong hall. Dr J Harold Ennis opens with a welcome address and talks follow on bird populations and winter work.

Cornell Beta Beta Beta Iowa Ornithologists Union Iowa Ames Des Moines Fairfield Ottumwa Armstrong Hall J. Harold Ennis I.O.U Dr. Keyes Helen Churchill Paul Errington Iowa State College Charles Stewart New Albia Flickinger Iowa State Conservation Commission Charles Ayres, Jr Errington Ayres

Cornell College Faces Mount Vernon Housing Shortage

President Russell Cole outlined a housing shortage in Mount Vernon and announced a town college survey with Mount Vernon Chamber of Commerce. The Federal Housing Authority has allocated dormitory units for 32 single men and a further allotment of family units, with about 15 families expected to be housed this summer.

Russell Cole Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Chamber of Commerce The College Federal Housing Authority Cornell College

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