Jones Enters Most Popular Man Contest
Spontaneous nomination of Joh ing Jimmy Jones for most popular man on campus shocks the election scene. Campaign manager Herman David announced the nomination at 3 30 yesterday afternoon after petitions signed by 156 students. Jones will face Bob Cook Greek candidate and Joe Aschauer independent nominee. Jones, Delta Phi Sigma member and Flashes end, led Ohio ends in scoring and earned All Ohio end honors.
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Jimmy Jones
Jones
Herman David
David
Bob Cook
Joe Aschauer
Delta Phi Sigma
Flashes
Ohio
Collier’s
Little
Speaking Route Takes Leebrick To Airways Again
Dr. Karl C. Leebrick will fly May 2 from Akron to Washington to attend the American Council on Education meeting, then return to speak at the National Education Buyers Association in Pittsburgh on how the international situation will affect colleges. He will join Washington sessions and then fly back to attend Saturday council meetings.
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Karl C. Leebrick
Akron
American Council On Education
Washington
D. C
Leebrick
National Education Buyers Association
Pittsburgh
Education Council
Financial Writer Lands New Course In War Economics
Bernard Baruch, a noted financial writer, praised the university for adding a course in war economics in a letter to Dr. H. W. Hudson, urging preparation for defense as a grim necessity and stressing action over rhetoric.
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Bernard M. Baruch
H. W. Hudson
Department of Economics
Sophomore Class Considers $113 Disbursement
Irving Waterbury president of the sophomore class calls a meeting tomorrow at 4 PM in room 317 McGilvrey hall for sophomores to decide how to use the funds. A new class fee assessment will eliminate treasury holdovers and determine disbursements this semester.
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Irving Waterbury
McGilvrey Hall
Waterbury
Estimated 38 Percent of KSU Men Face Conscription
Dean of Men Raymond Manchester estimated that about 38 percent of Kent State University male students will be eligible for selective service by July 1 when the current semester ends. After reviewing 4,700 records he projected roughly 35 students would be drafted immediately after the term. Local boards decide non deferment cases while chemistry, medicine, and chemical engineering students may be prioritized.
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Kent State University
Raymond E. Manchester
Manchester
College adjusts courses for national defense plan
President K C Leebrick said faculty made adjustments in many classes to fit the national defense program. A meeting with college and university authorities and selective service officials on April 5 approved a plan to set conscription ages between 18 and 21.
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K. C. Leebrick
National Defense Program
HPE
Leebrick
Glad To See You Hello OCNAconvention Welcome at Kent
The speaker welcomes the fifteenth annual OCNA convention at Kent and promises the University and the School of Journalism will aid in making the stay pleasant. He urges attendees to call on hosts for anything they need and to feel welcome.
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Kent
University
School of Journalism
Claude Nelson to Speak at April 29 Assembly
Claude Nelson national director of the World Student Service Fund is set as assembly speaker for April 29. Gerry Daniels YMCA vice president says letters seek campus committee members as a fund drive begins with a meeting in room 108 Kent Hall at 4 PM on April 23 and runs until May 2.
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Claude Nelson
World Student Service Fund
Gerry Daniels
YMCA
Kent Hall
Kramer Lectures to Scientist Today at Science Club
Jack Fowler, president, announced a 4 pm Science club meeting in room 419 Mc Gilvrey hall. Leonard Kramer, senior major in physics, will describe Geiger-Muller counters and discuss ionizing particle detection, counter operation, behavior, and pulse amplification.
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Science Club
McGilvrey Hall
Geiger-Muller
Jack Fowler
Leonard Kramer
Indie Candidates Presented Tonight
Indie candidates for Most Popular Man and Woman and six Student Council posts will be introduced. A discussion of campaign issues will follow at the Independent party meeting in 109 Merrill Hall at 4 p.m.
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Independent Party
Merrill Hall
Ohio Editors Discuss Defense Journalism Convention Opens
The Ohio College Newspaper Association holds its 15th annual convention on campus with defense journalism focus. Kent Stater editors Lindy Barch John Mine and Earl Vacaria and Frank Petee attend. Robert Brown of the Columbus Citizen speaks on twenty years in journalism. Registration starts 1:30 p m with a Get Acquainted Session at 4 p m and a banquet 6:30 to 10 p m at Hotel Kent.
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Ohio College Newspaper Association
Kent Stater
Lindy Barch
John Mine
Earl Vacaria
Frank Petee
George Fleischer
Brown
Robert Brown
The
Columbus Citizen
OCNA
Lambda Phi
Chi Pi
Moulton Hall
Hotel
Kent
William Taylor
William Schraegle
Dormitory Heads and Deans to Attend OADW Convention
Six University deans and dormitory head residents will attend the Ohio Association of Deans of Women annual meeting on Wooster College campus Friday and Saturday April 25 and 26. The opening dinner at Babcock hall includes Mary L. Smallwood dean of women Jeanne Parrish assistant dean of women Beulah Grow Lowry head resident Dorothy Thompson Engleman head resident Kathryn Klink Moulton head resident and Rosa Miller Summit head resident. Kathryn Klink will join Adah Pierce dean of women at Hiram college in a discussion on Techniques in Group Work.
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University
Ohio Association of Deans of Women
Wooster College
Babcock Hall
Mary L. Smallwood
Jeanne Parrish
Beulah Grow
Lowry
Dorothy Thompson
Engleman
Kathryn Klink
Moulton
Rosa Miller
Summit
Klink
Adah Pierce
Hiram College
Robert Dix Named New KSU Trustee
Robert Dix editor and publisher of the Kent Courier Tribune and Evening Record has been appointed to the University board of trustees to fill the unexpired term of his brother Albert who has resigned. Albert recently became editor of the Martins Ferry Times. Robert will serve on the board until 1944.
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Robert Dix
Kent
Senior Ball Tickets On Sale At Gym Entrance
Seniors who have paid class dues must call for their Senior Ball tickets at the gym entrance today from 11 to 12 and tomorrow from 8 am to 4 pm. Final Senior Prom plans will be set at a senior class meeting in room 317 McGilvrey Hall today at 4 p.m.
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John Steiner
McGilvrey Hall
Aerobatics Courses Planned for Summer CPT Air Program
The Civilian Pilot Training Service reports summer aerobatics offerings if budget remains intact. The basic course provides 35 flight hours and 72 ground hours for a private certificate, while the advanced course has 40 flight hours and 128 ground hours for a restricted commercial rating. The first cross country session begins June 15 with 40 flight hours.
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Adrian van Wyen
Chicago
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Petee
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