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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1941

Page

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Dr Cuber's Twenty Fifth Sociology Paper Ready

Dr John F Cuber associate professor of sociology moves toward publication of his 25th paper. He has authored works on Patrons of Amusement Parks and Community Training in the Preparation of Teachers. He has two articles in leading journals earning special honors. He is preparing Some Proposed Principles of Sociology. He gives lectures four or five times monthly on related topics.

Pupisnea Cuber American Journal of Sociology American Sociological Review

Editor Named for News Picture Magazine at Kent State

Dale Books of Kent State University was named editor of News Picture the official publication of the News Photographers Association of America. The magazine will be published monthly from Kent with Rooks succeeding Hud Robbins of Danville Illinois as editor. Also present were NPA President Joe Craven Walt Newman and NPA secretary treasurer Eck Stanger.

Dale Books Kent State University Indianapolis News Picture News Photographers’ Association of America Rooks Kent Hud Robbins Danville Joe Craven NPA Walt Newman Ft. Wayne Ind Eck Stanger

Fresh Vote On Royalty Tomorrow

Freshman elections for prince and princess will be held tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the atrium with votes counted by an election committee chaired by Fred Prasse. Final results will appear in Friday's States. Joe Marg joins the field alongside Bob Huxtable Jimmie Rector Bill O’Keefe Marge Stepfield Edna Finney and Roberta White.

Student Council Council Fred Prasse Joe Marg Marg Executive Committee Kenneth Davis Bob Huxtable Jimmie Rector Bill O'Keefe Marge Stepfield Edna Finney Roberta White

Betty Funk Named Journalism Secretary at School

Miss Betty Funk was appointed secretary to the school of journalism yesterday, succeeding Mrs. Betty Rowley who joined Atlas Powder in Ravenna. A graduate of Ohio University, Funk has worked in the registrar's office since last September.

Betty Funk School of Journalism Betty Rowley Atlas Powder Company Ravenna Miss Funk Ohio University

Dean Blair Takes Early Summer Vacation to Mexico and Gulf

Dean Blair on leave from Kent State University travels with his wife and two daughters Dorothy Grace and Kay. The trip includes stops on the Mexican border and along the Gulf Coast from Mexico to New Orleans Mobile Alabama ending back at Kent State by April 23.

Mexico City Dean Blair Dorothy Grace Kay University Board of Trustees Dean Blar Mexico Laredo Corpus Christi Tex Gulf of Mexico New Orleans Mobile Ala Birmingham Than Kent State University

Kochenderfer Wins Clark Scholarship

Lillian Kochenderfer a senior in liberal arts and international relations was awarded a graduate scholarship in Clark University's new division of international affairs in Worcester Massachusetts The program trains for careers in the U S foreign service and related fields and leads to a master’s degree with possible doctoral work Kochenderfer will begin studies in September after her June graduation following a recommendation from Clark University officials.

Lillian Kochenderfer College of Liberal Arts Clark Universiy Worcester Mass United States Regional Political Service

Little NTFC Jobs Held By Big People

In the No Time For Classes production, numerous students fill essential, unseen roles for the May 1 and 2 show. Margery Brock coordinates costumes, Frances White lists over 200 needed properties, and Ellen Hausrath leads the makeup crew for final rehearsals.

Margery Brock Alliance Frances White Ellen Hausrath

Expert To Examine NROTC Prospects at Michigan

Captain Lyle A. Davidson, naval science professor, will visit the University of Michigan to assess the possibility of a naval ROTC unit on campus. A Navy Department adviser notes strong enrollment, space, proximity to a lake port, and a solid math/engineering program as favorable factors, with preparations underway for the visit.

Lyle A. Davidson Naval Science University of Michigan K. C. Leebrick Leebrick N. Smith Navy Department Smith Davidson

Water Problem Vital To Living Standard Eisen

Miss Edna Hisen assistant professor of geography told the University conservation forum last night that solving Ohio wide water conservation must address floods pollution drainage and irrigation. She urged a sound policy built on solid facts and integration of water uses noting inland navigation and the St Lawrence waterways project may be discussed at a future meeting.

Ohio Edna Hisen University Conservation Forum Eisen St. Lawrence Waterways Miss Eisen

Newman Club Plans Spring Formal Meeting

Newman Club members meet in room 215 Merrill Hall tomorrow at 4 PM to finalize plans for the spring formal. President Ray Hromco announces the April 19 event at Congress Lake and Cay McGowan will distribute tickets after the business session. Hromeo will name the committees in charge of the affair.

Merrill Hall Newman Newman Club Ray Hromco Cay McGowan Dance Social Hromeo Congress Lake

Dr Grace Sherrer Publishes Democracy Focus Article

Dr Grace B Sherrer assistant professor of English wrote Literature In Changing World for the June English Journal. The piece stems from NBCTA convention remarks in Cleveland last fall and argues teachers can use contemporary American literature to strengthen democracy.

Grace B. Sherrer NBCTA Cleveland

Bride Of Three Days Loses Man To Uncle Sam Army

Mrs Raymond Tice formerly Irene Hensel a student at Kent State University recounts her three day marriage ending as her husband Dr. Raymond Tice joins the Army Medical Corps in Washington DC He studied at the University of Kansas and will live with family at 432 Longmere Drive Kent while stationed Mrs Tice plans to join him after finishing the semester and honeymoon was brief with a Canton weekend.

Uncle Sam Raymond Tice Irene Hensel College of Liberal Arts Washington, D. C Tice Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Army Medical Corps Mrs. Tice Longmere Drive Kent Dr. Tice Summerfield, Kansas The University of Kansas

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John F. Cuber NPR Dr. Blair Alice Makison Dr.codnf Kochenderfer Clark Lyle Davidson Dr. Sherrer By Marvin Eubanks Ron St. Paul’s Church Canton
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