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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1956)
o o ?-, o o o o o EIGHT MSDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, December 11, 1956 St! I J if,; i .? r-1 T o M V o WIDg-EYED OVER NEW HOMELAND Although she can'tepeak a word of English, there is no question about the leelines of 4-vear-olrf Suzannn Ovnrlrv as sho rlacno two new dolls. Gifts ere presented to Suzanne when she arrived with her fotnily to become the first Hungarian O refuses to settle in Minneapolis. Her family is receiving o a preieiK ioo a tuny lurnisnea nause. Florida Negro Denies Directing Remarks At School Teacher Bushnell, Fla. U.R A Negro farmhand has denied yelling "Hello, baby" at an attractive white schoolteacher before he was allegedly flogged and ab ducted by seven white men. Jesse Woods, 39, testifying during the trial of the seven men, said Monday he did not make the remark to the teacher, Mary Evelyn Hill, nor to any other white woman Oct. 28, the day of his abduction. 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Mere dith Wilson, president of the University of Oregon, what he thought of a plan that would keep state colleges and the uni versity in operation a full 12 months Instead of the present nine. Not Entirely Successful Dr. Wilson replied that similar operations tried at the end of World War II in some Gl-crowd ed schools were not considered entirely successful, both from student end faculty viewpoints. Dr. J. F. Cramer, president of Portland State College, said the plan might work more profit ably at his urban college than at campus-type schools because most of the student body lived in Portland and held year-round jobs scheduled to fit their class room programs. The board heard a report that enrollments 'in summer session courses were on the increase with a registration of 6948 on all state campuses. At the Uni versity, 75 per cent of the en rollment was school teachers. At Portland State only 25 per cent were school teachers. Architects Named The board also named Burns. 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