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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1941

Page

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Cain Park Open Air Theater Presents Local Film

Frank O Keefe, managing director of Cain Park Open Air Theater in Cleveland Heights, shows a colored film to University assembly goers. The film outlines nine weeks of summer season activities, history, aims, and purposes of the theater, which is owned and run by the city government and features unpaid student amateurs.

University Assembly Frank O’keefe Cain Park Cleveland Cain Park Theater O'Keefe America Cleveland Heights

Independent slate keynoted council rally in State

Joe Hart led a rally stressing a fair student council as the Independent slate announced candidates. Citizens named for council seats include Jane Stroup Joe Blair Irving Waterbury Joe Hart Ray GALLagher and Ed Kieselbach under the Independent banner with fraternity and sorority backing for John Lemack Jane Wrentmore Hope Byrne Robin Keith Bob Mosher and Frank O’Brien for council posts.

Joe Hart Jane Stroup Joe Blair Irving Waterbury Ray Gallagher Ed Kieselbach Independent Greek John Lemack Jane Wrentmore Hope Byrne Robin Keith Bob Mosher Frank O'Brien Fraternity and Sorority

Eight Students Attend APO Conclave In Fairmont

Eight University speech students and two instructors leave at noon for the Alpha Psi Omega tri state convention at Fairmont State Teachers College in Fairmont West Virginia. HL Turner Stump and Harold Hansen accompany the group which includes Elaine Evans Blair Sheers Don Shilmiller Marjorie Thompson Jeanne Claypoole Kitty Liptak and Jane Cowell. Miss Hays Sheers and Miss Lip takt will present O Henry's play The Count and Wedding Guest during sessions and Hansen the conference director will speak tomorrow.

Alpha Psi Omega Fairmont State Teachers College Fairmont W. Va Turner Stump School of Speech Harold Hansen Elaine Evans Blair Sheers Don Shilmiller Marjorie Thompson Jeanne Claypoole Kitty Liptak Jane Cowell Miss Hays Sheers Miss Liptak O. Henry Hansen

Peace Oratory Contest Set By University Students

Five University students Noel Rapp Gerard Prinz Meg Cook Paul Zeller and Richard McGinnis compete in a peace oratorical contest at 7 30 tonight in Merrill hall 315 The event directed by James M Holm and under the Intercollegiate Peace Association offers three prizes The first place winner will represent the University at the state contest in Columbus on May 3.

Merrill Hall James M. Holm Student Forensic Association Intercollegiate Peace Association Noel Rapp Gerard Prinz Meg Cook Paul Zeller Richard McGinnis Columbus

Prof Nina Humphry Attends Ohio Art Meeting

Prof Nina S Humphrey head of the art department will attend a meeting of the art section of the Ohio Educational association in Columbus tomorrow and Saturday.

Nina Humphry Nina S. Humphrey Ohio Educational Association Columbus

Miss Betty Crampton Seeks Guns For High School News Event

Miss Betty Crampton, senior, visits Kent mayor Alf Lovell requesting two sub machine guns to stage a dramatized news event for 660 high school journalists. The mayor declines but offers police help as the campus hosts a kidnap themed project with prizes for coverage.

Betty Crampton Kent Alf Lovell Miss Crampton

Collegiate Journalists Open 15th Annual Convention Here

Sidney Hillman urged immediate draft deferments for students in physics biology and other exact sciences to prevent shortages. University officials will compile student qualifications to aid draft boards and defer eligible Kent students in engineering fields if warranted.

Collegiate Journalists Washington Sidney Hillman Office of Production Management Hillman Lewis B. Hershey Raymond E Manchester Kent

Kepler Named Head of Senior Dance at Kent

Chet Kepler will replace Milton Bonar as general chairman of the Senior dance, announced by Ray Hromco at yesterday's class meeting. The event will be at the Mayflower hotel in Akron Saturday night from 9 to 1 with strict formal dress. Miss Mary Smallwood announced that women may return to Kent for one extra hour after the dance ends.

Chet Kepler Milton Bonar Ray Hromco Kepler Mayflower Hotel Akron Mary Smallwood Kent

Canton Student Likely First In State CPT Second Round

Canton sophomore Jack Petit likely becomes the first in the state to complete the CPT primary flight course in the second round. Adrian Van Wyen, director of the course, noted the milestone yesterday. Mary Sheriff, a former Kent student, was the first woman in the state to fly solo in the CPT course last year.

Jack Petit Canton Adrian van Wyen Mary Sheriff Kent

Sociology Faculty Convention Attends Ohio Valley Meeting

Members of the sociology faculty will attend conventions in Columbus and Philippi West Virginia tomorrow and Saturday. Dr James T Laing will travel to Alderson Broaddus College to meet with the West Virginia Academy of Science. Dr Lemert will read a paper and preside at a Columbus session.

Columbus Philppy W. Va James T. Laing John F. Cuber Leonard Bloom Edwin Lemert Ohio Valley Sociology Society Laing Alderson-Broaddus College West Virginia Academy of Science Lemert Dr. Lemert

Ohio College Newspaper association convenes 15th annual meeting

Representatives of collegiate publications from all over the state gather at the University for a three day Ohio College Newspaper association convention as part of journalism week. Robert Brown Columbus Citizen editor speaks on press changes, urging leadership and democracy.

Ohio College Newspaper Association Ohio Leebrick Kent Hotel Robert Brown Columbus Citizen Brown K. C. Leebrick Merrill Hall Association

Freshman Enlist in Cavalry Rather Than Modern Army Tech

Two University of Stow freshmen Clark Custer and Bob Keeler enlisted in the U S Army cavalry with plans to serve three years at Fort Riley Kansas. Custer traces cavalry lineage to Gen George A Custer and seeks to follow him into history while Keeler prefers companionship in service. Both study liberal arts with Keeler in pre engineering and Custer in general liberal arts.

Uncle Sam's Horse Cavalry Clark Custer Bob Keeler Stow Fort Riley Kan United States Army Cavalry Custer George A. Custer Little Big Horn River Keeler College of Liberal Arts Air Corps

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