All-Expense New York Trip Planned For Kent Students
Kent State University plans an all-expenses paid visit to New York City for interested students for the first postwar trip and second in KSU history. Students will depart Thursday May 5 with Professor Harry G. Wright and Mrs. Wright, returning Sunday May 8. Cost is about 37.50 per student including rail fare hotel meals show tickets and tours of Manhattan landmarks.
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New York City
Kent
Harry G. Wright
Mrs. Wright
Erie Railroad
Piccadilly
Times Square
Radio City Music Hall
Manhattan Island
Newman Club Nominates Spring Queen at St Patrick's Hall
Newman Club selects candidates for its second all university spring formal queen. Nominations occur at 7 15 p m in St Patrick's School Hall. Eligible members must have dues paid and a 2 average or better.
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Newman Club
St. Patrick’s School Hall
Kenny Hanna
Maple Rest Gardens
Rootstown
George Ryan
Kent Hall
Rites Held For Sproat A University Student Killed In Crash
Pvt. Robert Lee Sproat 21 a Missouri university student was buried in Salem Tuesday after dying in a C-47 crash that killed seven aboard last Wednesday near Edgar Springs. He was Beta Gamma Tau member Gamma Tau Delta fraternity freshman class vice president Chestnut Burr staff member actor in My Sister Eileen 1947 and pole vaulted on the track team. Pallbearers from the fraternity included Wes Kemp Al Larson Bob Buckley Rodger Francey and Tracy de Forest.
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Robert Lee Sproat
Salem
Sproat
Edgar Springs
Rapid City
S. C
Oklahoma City
Okla
Gamma Tau Delta Fraternity
Chestnut Burr
My Sister
Eileen
Wes Kemp
al Larson
Bob Buckley
Rodger Francey
Tracy de Forest
Zionist Group To Meet Today
The Intercollegiate Hillel Federation of America opens its spring quarter with a meeting in room 103M at 4 p.m. Guest Jack Keesian IZFA central states field worker visits the campus today and tomorrow. Jerry Schneier invites all interested in forming a Hillel group to attend.
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Intercollegiate Hillel Federation of America
Kent
Jack Keesian
IZFA
Central States
Jerry Schneier
Sigma Nu to Host Nationalization Reception at Moulton Hall
Sigma Nu fraternity plans a Sunday reception from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Moulton Hall Music room to honor its nationalization. John Colliver, in charge, says punch cookies and salted nuts will be served to guests.
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Sigma Nu Fraternity
Moulton Hall Music Room
John Colliver
Delta Zeta Installs Officers and Plans Spring Dance
Delta Zeta Gamma Kappa chapter announces installation of officers and a spring dance on May 6 at the Ak ron Women’s City club. Activities for State Day on April 23 at Wittenburg College are set, with Kent’s Margaret Fitzgerald chosen for a round table discussion. Officers include Cid Detter rush chair, Margaret Brown scholarship chair, Thelma Waddell campus activities, Katie Sawyer social chair, and Adel Rin as ways and means. National President Mrs. Gertrude Houk Fariss is due to visit Kent next week.
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Gamma Kappa
Delta Zeta
Akron Women’s City Club
Wittenburg College
Margaret Fitzgerald
Kent
Cid Detter
Rush
Margaret Brown
Thelma Waddell
Katie Sawyer
Adel Rinas
Ways
Gertrude Houk Fariss
Meet Tonight for Square and Compass Club
The Square and Compass club schedules a 7 p.m. meeting in 201K inviting all Masons and affiliate members to participate.
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Square and Compass Club
Masons
Specialists In Demand For Ohio Professions
The Ohio State Employment Service reports strong job prospects for nurses machinists draftsmen stenographers engineers and pharmacists across Ohio. Nurses are needed in Chillicothe Dayton Cincinnati and Warren. Machinists in Youngstown Cleveland Canton. Draftsmen in Akron Canton and Mansfield. Stenographers in Dayton and Cincinnati. Electrical engineers in Columbus Akron and Toledo. Civil engineers in Columbus and Akron. Pharmacists favored in Akron Cincinnati Cleveland Sandusky Warren and Youngstown.
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Youngstown
Cleveland
Canton
Akron
Mansfield
Columbus
Toledo
Cincinnati
Sandusky, Warren
Wesleyites Paint and Fix Friday Night
The Wesley foundation at Kent Methodist Church hosts a share the work party Friday at 8. Students should wear old clothes and bring paint brushes. Painting cleaning and repairs will be done, with popcorn and fudge served. Those interested should visit the Wesley table in Merrill hall to join spring activities and pay 50 cents dues.
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Wesley Foundation
Kent Methodist Church
Wesley
Merrill Hall
Bill Barth
Music Groups Compete In Northeastern Ohio Auditions
Seventy three high school groups from across the state audition Saturday in university and training school auditoriums. Thirty five choirs and twenty eight bands compete for certificates and top finishers advance to state finals in Columbus Dayton and Springfield.
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Ohio
University Auditorium
Columbus
Dayton
Springfield
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Dan Ailey
Celeste Holm
Colleen Townsend
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William Perlbere
Pedro Armendariz
Maria Elena Marines
the Golden Touch
Frankie
Trory Music Store
Cordovans
Friedland
S. Water ST
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Water St
Bob Wissler
Terrace Lodge
Getz Hardware
N. Water St
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