Ohio College Newspaper Association to hold annual convention here
The 15th annual convention of the Ohio College Newspaper Association will be held here April 23 to 25. Bill Scraegle chairs as convention chairman, with delegates from 15 Ohio college newspaper staffs. Noted speakers include Tony Weitzel J H Barry Julius Greenfield Murray Powers Milton Yelsky Louis Seltzer and university journalism faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio College Newspaper Association
Bill Scraegle
Ohio College
Ohio
Tony Weitzel
J. H. Barry
Julius Greenfield
Murray Powers
Akron Beacon Journal
Milton Yelsky
Junior Class Election On Prom Today At 4 PM
The junior class meets in room 109 Merrill Hall to decide whether to hold a junior prom. Class president Bill Schraegle will preside over the meeting at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Hall
Bill Schraegle
Akron math club guests miss meeting
University of Akron math club failed to host scheduled guests from K SU figures. The AKron visitors did not attend the business meeting and were absent for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KSU
University of Akron
University Math Club
Akronites
Defense Clinic To Aid Students At University
The department of industrial arts sponsors an open defense clinic on April 29 to help students clarify how best to aid in defense. Dean Raymond E. Manchester will lead the program with President K. C. Lee Brick and three campus students speaking. A summer industrial arts course will be offered, enabling students to earn 12 or more credits toward fall coursework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Industrial Arts
Raymond E. Manchester
K. C. Leebrick
University
van Deusen
Department of
Industrial Arts
Eastern Meet Debaters Strike Two Firsts and Seconds
University teams returned from the Grand Eastern tournament in Rock Hill South Carolina with two first places and two seconds. The men team of Joe Hart and John Powell placed second overall in the big ten ranking. Carol Sayers won second in extemporary speeches earning the Ohio Extemporizer title. Jewell Hardman won the Women's Best Debater award. James Holm calls the event one of the biggest annual forensics tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhill
South Carolina
Joe Hart
John Powell
Carol Sayers
Duke University
Northwestern University
Ohio
Jewell Hardman
James Holm
University Forensics
Boo Man Robinson Echoes Bing In NTFC Hawaiian Scene
Akron senior Eddie Robinson stars in NTFC’s No Time For Classes Hawaiian scene with a voice likened to Bing Crosby. His seven years in theater and contacts, including a Bing Crosby autograph, boost his chances for a radio and stage singing career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Robinson
Bing
Eddie Robinson
Akron
Bing Crosby
NTFC
Guisewite and
Mouse
Robinson
Kent State
Newman Club
Johnny Lemak
Dukes of Kent
Frank Dailey
Meadowbrook
Pointon Turnpike
New Jersey
WAKR
Orrin Tucker
Tucker
Harry Zimmerman
NBC
Fort Knox Soldier Foresees U S Joint Action in Europe
A Fort Knox draftee predicts an American expeditionary force will head for the European front by July end. He notes high morale masking fear and discontent with leadership, says officers curb discussion, and cites concern over family safety as widespread among men awaiting deployment. He warns equipment delays from strikers could hinder defense efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Fort Knox
Whistle Warning Shows Up In Campus Sociology
Dr John F Cuber reported to his class that a nearby county man was jailed for whistling at a woman The remark drew sharp admonition about proper conduct and sparked discussion on decency and gender interactions in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Cuber
More Youth Needed In Draft Armies Report Indicates
The report says the draft will target men under 25 with a second registration on June 1. President Roosevelt plans to expand the pool by about one million college-age men and requires 21 year olds to register within five days after turning 21. Military growth through mechanization drives the push for younger soldiers and changes to draft machinery aim to speed conscription of 19 to 22 year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Army High Command
KSU Students to Judge First Round in State Forensic Event
University speech students will judge elimination contests at the annual National Forensic League state high school tournament opening today and running through Saturday. Over 200 high school students and about 50 coaches attend, with final judges including James N. Holm Albert Capuder and Howard Hansen. Winners advance to Lexington Kentucky for the national meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forensic League
E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
James N. Holm
Albert Capuder
Howard Hansen
Lexington
Holm
Ohio
Kent to offer free tickets for upcoming Uncle Tom's Cabin show
President K. C. Leebrick announced Kent has staged Harriet Beecher Stowe's drama before. He urged participants from previous Kent productions to visit his office for complimentary passes to the University presentation set for tomorrow and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Pres
K. C. Leebrick
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Leebrick
Proctor Leads Uncle Tom in University Theater Abe Lincoln
Ravenna freshman John Proctor headlines University Theater in Uncle Tom's Cabin after moving from a lone-line role. He left a 40 hour arsenal job to focus on acting and voice development, placing second in state speaking finals in Columbus. Proctor studies law and plans to observe acting techniques closely, with director Howard Hansen aging him but skipping a wig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Proctor
Ravenna
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
University Theater
South
Proctor
Uncle Tom
The
Arsenal
Columbus
Howard Hansen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!