Vaughn Monroe to Headline Kent State Benefit Show
Vaughn Monroe and his orchestra perform at Kent State in Wills gym on May 15 for the Student Loan fund sponsored by Theta Kappa Phi. It is the fraternity's second annual name band event following last year's Spike Jones drive that raised 1037 dollars. Tickets cost 1.50 to 2.50, available at Kent Hall entrance or from fraternity members. Ziggy Talent and Jay Lawrence and the Moonmaids join Monroe.
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Vaughn Monroe
Kent State
Theta Kappa Phi Fraternity
Wills Gym
Monroe
Spike Jones
Kent Hall
Ziggy Talent
Jay Lawrence and
The
Moonmaids
University Theatre Presents School for Husbands
UT's final 1949-50 season production is School for Husbands to run April 20 21 22 at 8 15 p m in the auditorium. The show blends music ballet and drama with many cast members required to sing and dance. Prof G Wright UT director cites Bill Franklin Lorna Faust for ballet and piano accompaniment and Carolyn Arnold assists in forming a small pit orchestra.
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University Theatre
School For Husbands
Moliere
L’ecoles Des Marns
G. Wright
Bill Franklin
Lorna Faust
Franklin Dance Studios
University
Confab to Feature Guest Speakers at Kent State Conference
Kent State University will host its annual industrial relations conference on Saturday April 15. The theme is Old Age Security and Industrial Pensions with speakers including Warren S Thompson Dale Yoder Edison Bowers and participants Harry Becker and William Caples. The event aims to clarify labor management issues and foster better relations between labor and management.
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Kent State University
Warren S. Thompson
Scripts Foundation For Research
Miami University
Dale Yoder
University of Minnesota
Edison Bowers
Ohio State University Department of Eco
Harry Becker
Social Security Department
Uaw-Cio
Detroit
William G. Caples
Inland Steel Chicago
KSU College of Business Administration
Akron Labor and Business Representatives
Kent State Hosts Foreign Trade and Transportation Forum
Kent State University stages its annual forum on foreign trade and transportation problems on Saturday April 8. Sponsored by the College of Business Administration Commerce Department, the event features leaders from business labor government and education with speakers from the U S State Department the Economic Cooperation Administration Central National Bank Cleveland and the Cleveland World Trade Association among others.
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Kent State University
Commerce Department
College of S Business Administration
C. C. Kochenderfer
Clifford T. Hancock
Newton Morton
Thomas Beale
U. S. State Department
Clark L. Simpson
Economics Cooperation Administration
Owen L. Carlton
Foreign Department
Central National Bank
Cleveland
Charles J. Ewald
Cleveland World Trade Association
Stanley E. Russ
Trans- World Airline
E. R. Jelsma
U. S. Senate
U. S. Senate Committee On
L. W. Murrow
Association of American Railroads
W. A. Bresnahan
American Trucking Association
T. J. Kauer
Ohio Department of Highways
MU Meets Today to Nominate Officers at Student Union
The Men's Union will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Student Union. Bill Kalaher secretary says officers will be nominated and holdovers considered.
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Bill Kalaher
Sick N Better Six Enter Three Leave Health Center
Health center records patient turnover with six admissions and three discharges. Names listed include Janice Galloway Bonna Daisher Richard Zieberth Richard Lubach Robert A Kluth and Mary Dickson discharged Mary Dickson Bonna Daisher and Robert Kluth with dates in April and January.
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the Health Center
Janice Galloway
Bonna Daisher
Richard Zieberth
Richard Lubach
Robert A. Kluth
Mary Dickson
Robert Kluth
Girl Wins Reserve Award for Full Scholarship
Miss Kathryn E. Silon, a Los Angeles senior, earns a full-tuition scholarship to Western Reserve University Graduate School for 1950 1951. The award, announced by President Millis and Dean Wittke, supports her sociology graduate studies. her Barton Ohio home is listed.
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Kathryn E. Silon
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
John 5. Millis
Carl F. Wittke
Silon
Barton
Ohio
Four Quit Council Committee Positions In Election Race
Four student council appointed committee members resigned Tuesday as the council announced its slate for the coming general elections. Petitioning for relief from elections posts were Avis Pinney Ed Merkling and Jim McGarry to run April 20. Hank Newell sought resignation due to overcommitment. The announced student-council candidates include Bill D Alexander for president Virginia Vaughn for vice president Sandy Wise for treasurer and Marilyn Hayes for secretary. Holdover council members are Harry Moldovan and Jerry Ott. Next meeting is Tuesday April 11.
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Avis Pinney
Ed Merkling
Jim McGarry
Elections Committee
Hank Newell
Assembly
Bill D’alexander
Virginia Vaughn
Sandy Wise
Marilyn Hayes
Harry Moldovan
Jerry Ott
Art Today Kent State Exhibit Judging Friday
Judges will select entries for display in Kent Hall gallery from April 10 to May 6. Prizes will be awarded with announcements at 7 p.m. April 7 in 317 McG. The jury includes George Culler of Akron Art Institute Hugh Olmes of Canton Art Institute and William Schock of Cleveland Institute of Arts.
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Stater
Bill McNeil
al Larson
Kent State University
Kent Hall Art Gallery
George Culler
The
Akron Art
Committee Chooses Scholarships From Penny Carnival Fund
A joint Blue and Cardinal Keys committee selects yearly Penny Carnival scholarship recipients. Al Larson chairs Blue Key with Bob Phillips and George Hettinger. Cardinal Key members are Janice Flickenger and Joan Fiocca. George Hettinger is treasurer. Tom Drouillard secretary. A membership screening panel comprises Irv Wheatley, Chuck Filetther, and Tom Drouillard.
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Blue
Cardinal Keys
al Larson
Blue Key
Bob Phillips
George Hettinger
Cardinal Key
Janice Flickenger
Joan Fiocca
Tom Drouillard
Bill Kalaher
Irv Wheatley
Chuck Filetther
Choir Presents Lenten Music in School Auditorium
A Cappella choir performs a Lenten Music assembly Friday at 1 p.m. in the auditorium. Rev. Donald E. Barss offers the invocation and a meditation titled Whats All Good About It. selections include Crucifixus, Kyrie, Ad Dominum Cum Tribularer, Repleti Sunt Omnes, O Come Thou Spirit Divine, Come Lets Rejoice, Sweet Are The Thoughts, The Beatitudes, Blessed Is The Man, Thou Life Of Life.
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Cappela
Donald E. Barss
A. Laten Carter
Lotti
Durante
Hassler
Amner
Workshop Airs First In Series This I Live For
Radio workshop presents This I Live For about Jose Balmaceda Chilean president who brought democracy. The first in Heroes of America series airs Saturday April 8 at 11:00 a.m. on WAKR and Friday at 4:15 p.m. on WKSU. Director Marion Courtney with Bob Smith leads the cast including Gene Bickley Hartzell Lettofsky Beatty Ross Tschantz. WKSU invites student staff. contact Rick Uray for details.
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Jose Balmaceda
Chile
Radio Workshop
WAKR
WKSU
Marion Courtney
Bob Smith
Gene Bickley
Gene Hartzell
Jerry Lettofsky
Nancy Beatty
Jack Ross
Jim Tschantz
Rick Uray
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Akron Area
Carolyn Arnold
Kent
Faust
Confab
DeptSchedules Trade Forum
Cleveland Institute of Arts
Panchenko
Rachmaninoff
Tschesnokov
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