…TWO THE MICHICAN DAILY. TUESDAY, JAN. 16, 1943 .s. ea .na .urm. a U xw.w. v a e v.. _.. d / F A. Au1:Y 1 .: .-A. r urope alling Into Soviet Hands, Says F Wheeler Deplores Lack Of irm U. ositon Senator Urges Stand Against Power Politics; Would Forget Surrender Order By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-Senator Wheeler (D.-Mont.) set off a crackl- ing Senate debate today by asserting that Europe is falling into Russia's grasp whi...…
…THEMICHI AN .DAILY~ FRIDAY, FEB. 16, 1945 -- List of Approved Colleges for* Veterans Urged by Edmonson lai s or.-tate urge 01 'Low-grade' Institutions Scoring the "underworld of higher education," Dean J. B. Edmonson, of the University's education school, has caled on every state to insure that lists of colleges approved for the schooling of returning veterans be purged of names of low-grade insti- tutions, it was revealed yesterday. Writ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 195 ______________________________________________ I KL A n..v.. A copy of the letter sent to Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg Oct. 27, urging that the atomic bomb secret be turned over to a greatly strengthened United Nations Or- ganization, has also been sent to Homer Ferguson, Michigan's jun- ior senator. Signing the letter in addition to the eight professors reported yesterday, were Prof. A. E. Boak of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16,1945 Government To Pus Housing Plan Ahead Labor, Management Representatives To Discuss Problems at Conference cials hope to thresh out construction problems with labor and manage- ment representatives of the industry. Two Purposes Called by the National Housing Agencysat the direction of reconver- sion boss' John W. Snyder, the con- °erence has two broad purposes: 1. To speed up home building. 2. To ...…
…PAGE TWO .THF MTCHT(' A N D A TT.V' DNESD.1~AV..*A1NTTTA1'V 11 ~t.F af~~a 45~tS5W. 1048K i t 1:I IA'~ 'IAT 5.A..54 .VA.s llU.N.XA.l7.P3. 1" 1. t .E1Li.5- -if -" illy\L' 7 LLlja. .)Lfl\ Vtfnl lp 1DYp &1w Airjigatu &ZaiLgJ Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: T hree '' Men Poor Mediators Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Stud'ent Publications. Editorial ...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1940 _ ___. .a._v___v _ _.. _ .. ___ THE. MICHIGAN DAILY Washington Merry-Go-Round Grin And Bear It... By Lichty 1. A'- . -.w_,. . - Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Assolated Press...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1940 m" THE MICHIGAN DAILY rL.( aR - DNO"'s3.bP 1'Im tNI a N rku tW'rn Am tmceY M -C-.0. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the 'Associated Press The Assolated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republica...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, J Li Daily Calendar of Events Wednesday, July 16 - 12:45 p.m. Excursion No. 3-The Ford Plant. Inspection of the various Ford indus- tries at River Rouge. Round trip by special bus. Reservations in Summer Session office, Angell Hall. Trip ends at 5:30 p.m. Ann Arbor. 3:30-5:30 p.m. Dancing. (Michigan League Ballroom.) Free of charge. Come with or without partners. 4:05 p.m. Lecture. THE NURSERY SCHOOL POINTS TH...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1941 I I .... .. Every Soldier- His Own Blood Idea Of Self-Transfusion1 Developed By Army BATON ROUGE, La., Aug. 15.-(P) -Every United States soldier even- tually may carry a vial of his ownt blood serum tucked away in his knapsack for immediate transfusion in case he's wounded on the battle- field. It would be bled from his veins beforehand, turned into a light brown powder at Louisiana State Univer...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4,500 Workers Suspended by Chrysler Plants Walkout Results from 'Loafing' Reprimand DETROIT, Aug. 15- (P)-Ah esti- mated 4,500 workers were laid off to- day at the Chrysler Corporation's Kercheval Body and Jefferson plants as the result of a dispute involving 15 men in a Kercheval plant depart- mhent. Spokesman for United Automobile Workers (CIO) Local 7 declined to corment, but a corporation state- 'ment said the strikers ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WAR P A r--F' S[TNT Y'''_ . '1 '- a.- ---avai v ri VTVtLy11I. Z. yy 11 1 AT U r7U~r~t~iN .JUL FRANCE La Haye AureR Vs Beauvais Cae n ItGermain St Lessay ' ' 0 /' Jean P r ournay * Pont Hebert Le Hommet e Bauleroy Le Mesni! Durand 0 5T LO La Boulaye ,,:..rr- aumont COUTA NCE Torigni 10 Villebaudon . STATUTE MILES y. WIWA-tE /AV1ERCANS ADVANCE-Arrows locate American drives in- Cluding an advance to Beauvais in the push tow...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1944 I I THE PENDULUM: High Schools Neglect the Classics By BERNARD ROSENBERG MR. PANUSH'S letter to The Daily puzzles me a great deal. He seemed to be saying that I both over- stated and understated the case against secondary education. My opinion is that the article in question was too mild, but for reas- ons directly opposed to those of Mr. Panush. He fears that the American high schools are "q...…
…PAG-E TWO THE MICHIPIUN I) II y Imm , AT. JTTrIT 19- 144A - * T. as L 1ET 1 \l 11 1 Vi -y 1 \ 1l !Y'1 Th 1 1 F.~. V- WSAXS . SI t#.4 VDtW I *tr 5. Fifty-Third Year ...WHILE WE WATCH.a+ etter to the & o, Edited and managed by studets of the University of MichIgan under the authority of the Board in Control cf Student Publications. Published every morning except Mdonday and.Tues- day during the regularI University year, and every morn- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1949 ON THE Washington Merry-Go-Round WITH DREW PEARSON THE MAIN DRAWBACK of the recent National Education Association ruling that Communists be excluded from the teaching profession is of semantic origin. Who is to be considered what the NEA calls a "Communist?" A man with socialistic leanings? A man who was a member of the Conrmunist Party 20 years ago? A pro- fessor who calls for complete academic ...…
…TiE M ICHIGAN DAIllY WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1947 s Fifty-Seventh Year I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Gov. Dewey's Vacalion BILL MAULDIN Letters to the Editor... 4 1 ' - -- Edited and nianaged by students of the Uni- verity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications, Editorial Staff Managing Editors ... John Campbell, Clyde Recht Asoiate Editor ............ ....... Eunice Mintz Sports Editor ......................…
…P'AGE TWO~ TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1948 i' Convention Footnote THE CURTAIN has dropped on the second act of the nomination drama-or melo- drama-but it has not hidden from view cer- tain features of that frenzied program. Rather, spectators have merely been re- minded again of several flaws that have long characterized the national convention system. These flaws were recently analyzed by a correspondent for the New York Time...…
…%OAVIJ'C~hE 18,X94THE MICHIGAN' DAILY I'M To Launch HueSm e Sports Proramr Next H ul'lu PAGE, mE Wee, The Cracker Barrel By Mike Dian Daily Sports Editor * Crisler Loses Kruse, Star Freshman End W olverine Captain Softball Play Highlights Big Outdoor Schedule lI 7 I MICHIGAN'S 1942 football team suffered a severe blow yesterday when it was learned that Harold kruse, star freshman end from Flint, would not rekirn to the University in the...…
…THURSDAY; JULY 16, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE- Rural School I mroveent Up To Public When the public realizes that coil- dren in rural areas should be given the same educational opportunities as those in the cities, the placement of a professionally competent teacher in -every classroom will be a practic- able possibility, declared A. V. Overn, of the University of North Dakota, yesterday at the University High Sciool. This will b...…
…SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 1942 THE MICHIGAN IAILY PAGE THREE The Week In Review Foreign For the first time since Dec. 7 it looked this week as if the United States had become a potent force in every world battle theatre, and the answer seemed to lie in the rising tide of American air power. On every front this week the big bombers and the swift pursuit- fighter-interceptor squadrons went into action as countries hitherto for- eign to the t...…
… THURSDAY,-JANUARY-16; -1941 Michigan s GophersGiven Fight Edge In Battle At Minneapolis Ross, Stodden Only Vets To Start; Gillis, Kemp Bahrych On First Line (Continued from Page 1) TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THEE Improved Sextet Will Face Minnesota Today _._ _ _ _ -4 M ing Defenseman Swimmers Open Eastern Tour Against Pitt don w rtchafter's DAILY DOUBLE Jake The Juior Speaks 15 1941 Matt Manit's Squad Of Eleven Favored To Wal...…
… 1,A. ,""u THE MICHIGAN-DAILY Wolverine Grid Squad Rated Third Best In Nationa P4GE TPlE LI Poll Sports Editors Award Cornell First Position Seven Of Top Ten Teams From East, Midwest; Texas Aggies Second In the Associated Press gridiron poll of the nation's sports editors announced yesterday Michigan rose to the number three spot, ranking behind Cornell and Texas A. and M. as the country's three t6p football aggregations. The scribes gave th...…
… THE DAITLY' lF'.:.a'F TnPrf THE MiCiIIGAN DAILY ?~ Kenneth Haven Writes Bulletin On Investments Business Research Bureau Releases New Analysis On Methods Of Banking "Investment Banking Under the Securities and Exchange Commission" is the title of the new bulletin just issued by the Bureau of Business Re- search. T. Kenneth Haven, formerly research associate at the Bureau is the author of the bulletin. The study presents historical and curr...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Varsity Cage Team To Meet Butler, Notre Dame This Week fU} Quintet Starts Vacation Tour At South Bend Pittsburgh And Princeton To Battle Wolverines In Columbus, Dec. 28-30 Having placed on exhibition before home fans what was probably their best and worst brands of basketball in their first two starts of the sea- son, Michigan's undefeated cagers hit the road this week for a stiff vacation schedule. By the ti...…
…-I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Injured Shoulder Sidelines Madar For Northwester on Tilt HIGH ANb NSIDE By ART HILL ^ ? More On Mr. Greene ... YOU should have heard the Michi- gan band practicing "Go You, Northwestern" down at South Ferry Field yesterday afternoon. Those boys are taking nq chances. There are some pretty vitriolic editorialists on the student paper down at Evan- ston, too. We are referring, of course, t...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGETHE South American Authority, Hubert Herring Will Give University Lecture Here A Horse By Any Other Name Is Still A Horse Talk On Hittite Civilization By Garstang Wednesday Will Continue Series Chalf ant Robinson Will SpeakNov. 27 Hubert Herring, who believes that every citizen of this country shouldj become thoroughly acquainted with the nations South of the Rio, will de- liver a University Lecture on "Latin' Ameri...…
… xD IIITHEMIHIGN DIL Beta ThetaPi Leads Inter fraterrnty retigTun PAGE THREE ament Phi Delts Are Closest Rivals For Mat Title Betas Place Seven Mend In Semi-Finals; Reader Wins Heavyweight Title By DON MELAI Beta Theta Pi got a stranglehold on the fraternity wrestling championship last night at the Field House, when the Betas placed seven men in the semi-finals, two more than Phi Delta Theta, only other house with a good chance to win the cr...…
… 1.UAr .NT*T;1942 THlE MICIICAN DAILY I1 i Illinois Hockey Powerhouse Shellacks Wolverines,. 10 0 s....A- Michigan Cage Squad Leaves For Minnesota Quintet Faces Powerful Team; Gophers In Tie For Second In Big Ten By DICK SIMON Coach Bennie Oosterbaan and his Varsity cagers entrain at 8:25 a.m. today for Minneapolis where they will face a strong Minnesota quintet tomorrow night. And no matter how you look at it, the Wolverines are ...…
… 9UDA, MiARCH 1 1941x THE YCRIGA t A l .V PA V- ii! gm-pe T1IF M J1CAN D I x r. t!Er' nt ' 3' Track Team Wins Butler Relays Title In Smashing Upset Titinelads Score 35 Points To TopHoosiers By Two Mile Relay Team Sets Meet Record; Bud Piel Pushes Carter To Tie World Mark (Continued from Page 1) record of 6.1 seconds for the 60-yard dash. Relays records were broken in the college sprint medley relay, the college distance medley relay...…
… MAY 16, 1941 I ' IV1Tf:T T[= 1 11 WTTY ID m elict if icrlm; lct aTaa, arTaa a ( a a N bATTa 5 1\ .l'. £3. 1UL.1.J::. r~AQE THfRNEE Trackmen Defend Conference Crown; Nine Meets In diana , e - w - W W W - - w W W - w W w W Baseball Team Opens Hoosier SeriesToday Fisher To Start Stoddard On Mound For Varsity; Visitors Seek Revenge (Continued from Page 6) PORTFOLIO 4 * Michigan Vs. Indiana * Wolverines To Repeat B HALEWILSON Dail...…
…wnsf Michigan, 48-43, In First Conferenc a gh Contest is Michigan, storyStreak Hapec Paces Floor 20 Points; Rae For Wolverines ontinued from Page 1) skets and Evers again with fouls built up a 19-17 lead ,conds before the half end- Illinois, 24, Michigan 17. ose remaining ten seconds rew in the longest shot of from near the middle of the Herb Brogan, second high Michigan, with nine points, d an Illini pass and dribbled court to throw in ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nine Loses To Navy, 7"5; Net Squad Faces Midshpmen Rout Tria Of Sophomore Hurlers (Continued from Page 1) en base and Bud Chamberlain's sharp single over second and the score stood 7-1 when Michigan's third moundsman sophomore Dick Savage made his appearance. Savage had what his two prede- cessors lacked - control. Whereas Boim had good speed, Smith good change of pace, and both a tendency to lay the ball right ...…
…xI3': ac ax' 16, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGR THREF ~TT~ThiY~ MAT 16, 1942 PAGE THI~E Thinclads Place Seven In Meet;, Netters in Five Tilts C Thomas Places Twice In Conference Contests McCarthy, Piel, Ufer, As Ohio State Team Matthews, Donahey Qualify Dominates Big Ten Classic (Continued from Page 1) Hammond of Ohio State who ran the race in :50.3, just two-tenths seconds faster than the Michigan runner. In the last event th...…
…FRIDAY, EP . 16, 1940 THE MICHIGCAN DlAILY PAGE TEM'. Tech Wingman's Last Minute oal Blasts Hockey Tea mn, 1-0 Game Features Inspired Work By Goaltenders Petaja Registers Deciding Goal With Only Three Minutes OfPlay Left (Continued from Page 1) and somewhat more profitable, eve- ning's work for Michigan Tech as he held the aggressive Wolverines com- pletely scoreless. The win put the Techmen one up on the University in their competi- tio...…
…}4 14 THE Mic-mil--As 13 f IN pA IM .:.: aas ..u i~aa v.r s aa mtrt. T1'I.7V1 rLt 1 4- £U~ ~ 4 Swimmers, Cagemen Face Conference Foes Here Tonight V w Unbeaten Iowa Team Invades Michigan Pool Hawkeyes Hold Victories Over Illini, Gophers; Skinner In Exhibition (Continued from Page 1) , i° , r t turned in times of 1:36, 1:37.7 and 1:38.1 over the speedy 20-yard course while Beebe has done 1:38.5 and 1:38.1 over the slower 25-yar...…
… HiCH flA-liV- ~'l t iJJ"iR1.1 11 . JJATIV [Xy [a'a.L*D J.1Ci[k Wolverine Swimmers Score 54-30 Victory Over Wayne Natators Score Wins In Seven Of Nine Events Clark, Wayne Freesyler, Only )ouhle Winner; SharemetBoys Win (Continued from Page 1) to out-butterfly the fast finishing Dick Koch from Wayne in 2:29.8. The backstroke was all Michigan, as expected. Bill Beebe held the early lead this time. Out in front by six feet at the centu...…
…i~r, eirnin~ it~ i~i;u 'Ri~ MT [Y ajor League Baseball Clubs Open Pennant Races 11 Tigers, Browns To Play Before Largest Crowd' Injured Knee Benches Yank's DiMaggio; Feller To Hurl Against White Sox NEW YORK, April 15.--(A)-Though the girders in many a grand- stand still are festooned with icicles and a cold wind howls across the land, another JBig League baseball campaign is scheduled to start tomorrow. The weather forecasters are fairly o...…
…TRAY-MAY1AI 94Y THEF MICHIGAN -DAILY Netters Meet Wayne Today; Nine Defeated By Ypsilai _______ n ti, 7- .. -_ Tough Tartar Team Engages Weirmen Here Doubles Matches Expected To Decide The Winner, In Hard Fought Contest (Continued from Page 1) ment. An erratic performer, Blum- enfeld's record this spring indicates that he's not on top of his game as; yet. However, he has won eight out of eleven matches and will be a very tough opponent for...…
…4% THE MICHIGAN DAILY Kuzma, Wolverines Ready For Wildcats Michigan Will BeAtFull Strength For First Time (-9_ With Tom Kuzma back in the line- up, homecoming fans will see un-J Aveiled for the first time tomorrow a team which may surpass any eleven that Fritz Crisler has ever coached,] including those three great teams of the Harmon era. Already having shown their power without him, the Wolverines will at long last have the servic...…
… aI WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16, 1942 THE MIC141GAN DATT.V PAL ,' ruit.rip JL L JUL -I If l! ODT May Divide Big Leagues f .. PHILADELPHIA, Dec,. 15.- (P)- The Philadelphia Record says the office of Defense Transportation is "giving serious consideration" to a plan for dividing Big League Baseball into eastern and western divisions, proposed editorially by The Record last Sunday. The record quotes Joseph B. East- man, director of the ODT, as...…
…it --- . - r .y ." r-,i fit-' - y /,, I * .i , .,y .. . ., , - . i. J. -= .6- 1Xl- -. .'. i .. . L '-L V r s y , . .. w . ~ _ .r h1 u- .L vru+0i Wolverines Upset Badgers, 38-34, For First Big Michigan ' Fight Stuns Visitors; Cormin Stars Lead Changes Hands 16 Times in, Nip-and-Tuck Battle; Strack, Mullaney Pace Varsity Scorers By CLARK BAKER David met Goliath last night and David triumphed again when Michi- gan's underdog cagers felled Wi...…
…THE MTCTiiGA~ IiAILY (. " ii ?.TF TenMan Thinclad Squad To Conipete in Cliieago HRelays By HARVEY FRANK Sports Editor W HEN MICHIGAN'S FOOTBALL TEAM plays Minnesota, Ohio State, Northwestern, Illinois, Wis- consin, Indiana and Purdue next fall, it will be the first time in grid his- tory that the Wolverines have ever met seven Conference foes in one' season. And although - this doesn't leave much leeway for scheduling other games, Mich...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1944 THE MIYICfAN DAILY WAR PAGE PAGE~ r .M. . , _ _ . , v JapsBl Allies Repulse Jap Attack On Marshalls Marine Airplanes Intercept Bombers Off Eniwetok Atoll Iy be Associated Press U.S. PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUAR- TERS, Pearl Harbor, April 15.-Re- pulse of the first Japanese attempt in five weeks to strike against an American central Pacific base and additional U.S. air attacks on Japan's Kurile Islands were reported by Ad...…
…MAY, 10; 4944 . T-V tut L, 4. D A LY, PAC 9 THR$J9 , A 4 - - ..':.... e,:.. r >. '. .:., "ti. =':S.e ,ww, r axe.mm .. pw :. v.. Wra s. .mw....... . .o- m r-.. a ., . rae.wMrw..,xv .,t* hinclads Are Impressive in Only Outdoor Meet Baseball Club Whips Grosse Hurlers Wiese, Schmidtke Star in . Ile Team, 4-2 Team Balance Provides Michigan's Victory Edge Illinois Scores Seven Firsts to Wolverine Six but Fails To Dominate in Field Eve...…
…FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1944 TUT 1V leHIrf_' -A V TI A TT V sAno nPulm" A. T~x AI MIV A I T A l f I. A x~ r-AUJS TIMEE Ann Arbor High School Grants 280 Diplomas Some 280 Ann Arbor High School graduates received diplomas at com- mnencement exercises at Hill Audi- torium at 8 p.m. yesterday. Rev. C. H. Loucks, pastor of the First Baptist Church, conducted the invocation. Hon. George A. Malcolm, an Ann Arbor High School graduate of 100, delivered ...…
… -- TAKING ITFA C.SY- Boilermak~ers Beat Michigan P ---------- fly El) ZALENSKI Deity Sports Editor lichigerr's Mr. " T'ilor tron.I It is regretable that our initial col- umn on this page has to be a eulogy for Iarry A. Tillotson. Officially he was business manager of the Uni- versity of Michigan Athletic Asso- ciation. But he became widely known through his activities as football tick- et manager. Our regrets are for his loss which necess...…
…* .~t* * a lilt iiCHi~ i~AiL~ * ~- - r Campus IS Coldent [hat Tommy will Return Harmon At The Peak Of His Gridiron Career When Tom Met Franklin D., Jr. The Wolverine baseball team will play the Michigan Normal Hurons in the first home game of the season at four o'clock at Ferry Field today. Students are required to show their identification cards.. Union (lt iv1 Cl)b t'cled its- d 1i cers for the coming semester. Chosen preside...…
… I 9UND;MAY 16 -IC MI 60- ti !ftV fH Alit AIL PAGl MEVEN Army Demands, Illness Robbed Michigan of Swim I Crown Holiday 's world Marks Varsity Track Squad Has Greatest Season Highlight Past Season 4 % By JOE McHALE The 1942-43 Wolverine swimming team was one which, if the Army hadn't stepped in, would most cer- tainly have ranked with the very top of the list of championship Mich- igan aggregations. As it was, the. team came up ...…
…. FEBRUARY 1C, 149 TIIE M ICAN DAILY P SWIM SHORTS: Sohl's Sudden Slump Mann's Major Worry By MERLE LEVIN FRIGHTENED at the prospect Splashing around the world of of facing both Smith and Hi- swimming ....-rose in the same race.....oh, Despite the fact that Matt c Mann III and Dick Weinberg are Getting. ack to Mann's wor- looking better than ever and the i .. Gus Stager, the unsung great performances being turned hero of Michigan's NCAA triu...…
…q VWrD TfA 1Vf.AM 14, ~.19459 THE MICHIGAN LY Suprunowicz Elected 'M' Cage Captain Colorado College Rated Outsider in NCAA Field Mack Unanimous Choice Of Michigan Teammates Ten Men Receive Major Varsity Letters, Reserve and Freshmen Awards Also Made Fencing Meet Will Feature Exhibitions t It c 1 1 De To Mack Suprunowicz, cagey for- ward who has paced the Michigan basketball squad in Conference scoring for the last three years, was t...…
… Nine Outhit by Snow; Tries Smith, Taft Take Mound DAW'S FOOTSTEPS: In Purdue Double-header Pressure Golf Boosts TEAM called the New York Highlanders went through the process of evolution quite a few years back and ended up as the Bronx Bombers, the Yankees. A pitcher for the Highlanders, Ray Fisher, is now piloting Michigan's diamond fortunes and, in his 29th year at the helm, seems to have contracted some of the ills plaguing Casey Stengel,...…
