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Members of last years freshman staff returning to work on The
Battalion this Fall are left to right, Allen Pengelley, Joe Blan
chette, Pat LeBlanc, Joel Austin, Elwood Schmidt, and Leon Mc
Clellan.
Returning members of last years news staff are, left to right,
Jim Anderson, Dale Walston, Bob Hughson, Bob Boyd, Emil
Bunjes, Jr., and John Tapley
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Chief Photographer Sam Molinary, left, gets a smile into the
picture along with staff writers Tom Rountree and Dudley Hughes.
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Burchard Gets
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Vice-Presidency
Donald D. Burchard, head
of the Journalism Depart
ment, was elected second vice-
president of the Association
for Education in Journalism
at its organizational meeting at
the University of Wisconsin last
month.
Actually a merger of three for
mer groups, the Association has
a membership of over 500 journal
ism professors and administrators
from 60 schools and departments
over the nation.
Burchard was also named to a
6-man governing council for the
organization. He will hold both
positions for a one year tenure.
Each of the other four members
are from northern schools of the
council, leaving Burchard as the
only representative from the en
tire southern area.
Named to three committees dur
ing the meeting, Burchard also
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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1950 Page 2
Agricultural Editors
In 6-Day Conference
The 34th Annual Conference of
the American Association of Ag
ricultural College Editors got un
der way last Tuesday at Mo-Ranch
near Kerrville, Tex., according to
Louis Franke, head of the Agri
cultural Extension Service at A&M.
Twenty-six editors from exten
sion services and experiment sta
tions in ten states and other mem
bers of the editorial staffs of the
organizations are attending the
conference.
Purpose of the conference is to
study reports on new editorial
methods and problems in extension
and experiment news service, to ex
change ideas, and to study ef
fective use of television.
Attending From A&M
Those attending the meeting
from A&M are Franke, in charge
of the editorial office at the Ex
tension Service, D. A. Adams, radio
editor for the Extension Service,
and Mrs. Eloise Johnson, exten
sion family life specialist at A&M.
Ted Moses, editor of the Ex
periment Station publications, is
also attending the conference.
Others from A&M are Francis Ar
nold and Mrs. Francis Kivlehen,
both of the Extension Service De
partment.
During the four day period from
Sept. 4-9, talks will be heard by
such men as R. W. Trullinger, chief,
office of Experiment Stations, Uni
ted States Department of Agri
culture, Washington, D. C.; Stan
ley Andrews, associate editor of
Foreign Agriculture Relations.
Panel Heard
I. F. Keilholz, associate editor,
The Country Gentleman, was on
a panel entitled “This is Our Bus
iness” which was heard Wednesday
morning. Others on the panel were
Joe McClelland, University of Ariz
ona; and Ovid Bay, University of
Missouri.
During the conference, group
sessions programs will be held, one
for each sub-division in the exten
sion and experiment service editor
ial office. The groups are the press,
radio, visual aids, and publications
groups.
The conference will adjourn at
noon Saturday after installation of
new officers which will be elected
Friday morning'.
President of the association for
1950 was Earl C. Richardson of
Michigan State. Louis Franke was
secretary.
These Were Married...
Barrett—Hancock |
Mrs. Dean Taylor Barrett and Dr. C. K. Hancock were married
Saturday evening in the garden of The Oaks.
Mrs. Hancock, formerly from Austin, has lived in Bryan for the
past several years. Dr. HancocW is a professor of chemistry at A&M
College.
Becker—Luedtke
Miss Jencva Becker and Charles Leudtke, Jr. exchanged marriage
vows last Sunday evening at the Bethel Lutheran Church in Bryan.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Becker of Bryan are the bride’s parents
and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leudtke of Fort
Worth.
Odstrell—Arnold
Miss Lottie Ann Odstrell was married to. Aubrey W. Arnold in
services at the Rock Prairie Baptist Church last night.
The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Odstrell of Bryan
and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold of College
Station.
Reynolds—Tiner
Mi's. Wayne Douglas Tiner was Miss Nancy Jane Reynolds
before her marriage last Saturday evening in the YMCA Chapel.
The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Elbert B. Reynolds of
College Station and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
D. Tiner of San Antonio.
House to Inspect VA
Handling of G.I. Bill
Washington, Sept. 7 (TP)—
Speaker Rayburn next week
is expected to name a special
nine-man House 1 committee to
look into the GI education
program, Rep. Teague (D-Tex)
said today.
Teague told a reporter the ap
pointment of five Democi'ats and
four Republicans may come Mon
day or Tuesday.
The. resolution authorizing the
investigation was sponsored by
Teague and he is expected to head
the committee.
He said he hopes the House will
vote $40,000 to finance the inquiry.
The group will investigate the
entire GI training program and the
way it has been administered by
the Veterans administration.
Last winter the agency said the
program was being “abused” by
some schools operated for profit.
Teague took issue with the VA
and said many of the “alleged”
Smith Appointed to
National Council
Dr. H. A. Smith, Head of the
Department of Veterinary Path
ology of the School of Veterinary
Medicine, has been appointed a
member of the Committee on Path
ology . of the National Research
Council and the National Academy
of Sciences.
The Council was organized in
1916 as a subsidiary of the Na
tional Academy (created in 1863
by Act of Congress) for “the pro
motion of research in the physical
and biological sciences and the dis
semination of scientific knowledge
in all fields for the benefit of the
Nation.”
The Committee on Pathology is
made up of twelve pathologists of
note from all parts of the Nation.
Dr. Smith is also assigned to the
Sub-committee on American Regis
tries of Pathology.
abuses” were the VA’s own fault.
He asked the VA to name the
specific schools it said were guilty
of abuses. The VA has refused
to do so.
. Since then President Truman has
signed legislation tightening up the
whole program.
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