Active Women's League Dominates On Campus Roles
The Women's League at the university lists 15 board members from groups like the Women’s Athletic Association, Student Council, Pan-Hellenic Council and YWCA. Virginia Black leads as first vice-president with Ann Irons appointed as successor. Ada V. Hyatt advises. The group runs Big and Little Sister teas, fashion shows, Senior Women’s banquet, Pork Barrel, New Year’s Ball, and a student court for eight or more campus cases. Members Becky Taylor Jo Haggerty Shirley Edwards and Marion Lemponen sit on the court.
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Women’s Athletic Association
Student Council
Pan-Hellenic Council
Y.W.C.A
Jean Goncher
Virginia Black
Ann Irons
Peg Boone
Phyllis Robbins
Ada V. Hyatt
League
KSU
Women’s League
Becky Taylor
Jo Haggerty
Shirley Edwards
Marion Lemponen
Tennis Through Time From Louis X To Paris Courts
The piece traces tennis history from King Louis X’s death after a tennis match to the sport’s evolving rules and spread across Europe. It mentions Charles V and VI, Henry IV and V, Shakespeare, and early forms like jeu de paume and til bounce. It ends with a playful note on modern college courts and Paris.
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Nausicaa
Pharacia
Louis X
Charles V
Charles VI
Chaucer
Canstow
Henry IV
Henry V
Paris
France
America
Kent State
Presidential Possibilities Dewey Faces Midwest Tests
The piece analyzes Thomas E. Dewey's political standing as he suffers a batting slump in Midwest primaries. It highlights his background as New York governor and district attorney, praises his public record, and notes concerns about personality and public speaking. It also weighs his reform stance and foreign policy positions against potential electoral setbacks.
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Columbia
Washington
Dewey
Kent State Pressed Ad Team Names and Post Office Details
The text lists staff roles for The Kent State publication and notes publication details. It mentions business manager and advertising manager names, edition manager, circulation manager, and the post office processing as a second class matter from 1927. It also provides printing and address details for the Print Commercial Press in Kent Ohio.
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Kent
Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
Windham Makes Early Push to Vote in May Primary
Windham students may vote in the May 4 primary after strong support for an injunction against the Ravenna Board of Elections. Evan Lemley reports the petition has been sent to the Ohio Attorney General and an injunction is expected soon. Also noted are VA birth certificate deadlines for the $20 retroactive increase and various Windham student life updates.
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S. J. Niver
R. L. Evans
Windham
Ravenna Board of Elections
Evan Lemley
Ohio
Veterans’ Administration
Cleveland
John Zink, Jr
John
Federal Art Project
Cleveland School of Art
KSU
Vet’s Angle Warns Vets on GI Purchase and VA Payments
Veterans Administration in Columbus issues a home buying checklist for GI bill borrowers noting loans are guaranteed not houses and urges 1957 deadline awareness. The VA also warns wage ceilings remain unchanged and cautions against mailing cash for NSLI premiums, citing a $1700 cash payment loss and lapse risk without proof of receipt.
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Gerald Beeman
Veterans Administration
Columbus
NSLI
New York City
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