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Paul Barrett opens a new office for career counseling in the east wing of lower Kauke. Congresswoman Frances Payne Bolton was brought to campus by WSGA and spoke on foreign affairs on Tuesday evening. The college holds its 23rd annual Dad's Day celebration. Dr. Carl E. Barnes, Associate Director of the Research Laboratory of the General Aniline and Film Corporation, presents a talk entitled "Color Photography." Wooster Symphony Orchestra and 130 college voices under the direction of Mr. Richard Gore present Handel's "Messiah." Athletic updates for the past week are on page three. Additionally, the issue advertises a minstrel show put on by the Douglass Carnival. An advertisement for the Air Force takes up a large amount of the fourth page.

Publication Date

11-17-1949

Publisher

The College of Wooster

City

Wooster, OH

Rights

No Copyright - United States

Keywords

Paul Barrett, career counseling, Wooster Dad's Day, Dr. Carl E. Barnes, General Aniline, photography, Wooster Symphony Orchestra, Richard Gore, Handel's Messiah, minstrel show, Douglass Carnival, Frances Payne Bolton, congresswoman

Subject

College newspapers; College athletics; Cold War; African American minstrel shows; Racism; Symphony orchestra; Religion

The Wooster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1949-11-17

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