Kent State to Resume Football with Intra Squad Benefit
A week from Wednesday, May 8, Kent State will host an intra squad benefit game at Roosevelt High School field marking the return of football after the 1942 season. Funds aim to buy equipment and boost student support for the team, with 50 cent admission and the university marching band. A Penny Carnival in Wills Gym and efforts to distribute The Kent Stater to alumni are also noted.
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Kent State University
Golden Flashes
Akron U
Trevor Rees
Roosevelt High School
Rees
Kent Stater
Metropolitan Opera in Cleveland Plans Week of Opera
The Metropolitan Opera company performs in Cleveland with Szell leading Der Rosenkavalier tonight. Tomorrow features The Masked Ball conducted by Bruno Walter and Rossini's The Barber of Seville. Puccini's La Boheme closes the season Sunday afternoon. Ohio intercollegiate band concert is Sunday at 2 30 pm. Kent State chorus rated superior. band and orchestra rated excellent.
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Cleveland
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George Szell
Verdi
Bruno Walter
Rossini
Puccini
Ohio Intercollegiate
Kent State Training School
NEC
Building Funds Used For Tennis Courts Plan
In April 1945 the plan called for five tennis courts for 750 students and in April 1946 three courts for 2200 students. Maintenance Director Larry Wooddell says materials are plentiful yet funds delay construction. WPA excavation began years ago and 28 courts have been projected. officials consider allocating part of building funds, with clay courts costing about $500 each, to complete the project.
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Larry Wooddell
WPA
Penny Drive Kickoff Sparks Community Support
A lively Penny event launches with enthusiasm as volunteers call for broad participation. Organizers emphasize the fundraiser’s impact on local services and invite all residents to contribute during the annual drive.
Ocasek Announces Candidacy for State Representative
Oliver Ocasek, senior in Government and Education, reveals his bid for state representative. His four years of study and solid history background earn campus support, and the editorial praises his qualifications and wishes him luck.
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Oliver Ocasek
College of Education
Ocasek
Intra squad game fee sparks activity funding row
In a Stater article on the May 8 intra-squad football game at Bowers field university students face a 50 cent admission. Ray Farr and Dave Ryan demand clearer use of student activity funds noting athletics received nearly $4900 over two quarters while other groups were cut.
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Stater
Bowers Field
Ray Farr
Dave Ryan
East West Compass by Silmanal Hits the Market
Senator Claghorn vows to avoid north references as General Electric unveils an east west compass using silmanal magnetic material. The odd item aims to replace a south oriented device and caps a quirky push for directional invention.
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Claghorn
General Electric
Honest reply promised for next issue to Ed
A reader directs a request for a straightforward response to an honest complaint, signaling expectation of a candid answer in the upcoming issue. The note names Ed and implies a communication between the publication and an individual reader.
Bowman to address Tuscarawas alumni and Chillicothe news
President George A. Bowman will speak to Tuscarawas County alumni and at a Chillicothe Teachers' Association meeting within two weeks. He spoke last night on The University Takes Stock of Itself at 6:30 p.m. in New Philadelphia. The county alumni reactivation was organized by Dee G. Steffen. The Chillicothe appearance is set for May 6.
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George A. Bowman
Tuscarawas County
Chillicothe
Campus chatter hints wedding plans and campus antics
A stream of campus notes covers wedding date hints for Lois Featheringham and Larry Frost on June 14, chatter about Rumor of shoe rationing, a knee operation for Jean Runtzleman, misadventures after falling from Liz Ongs car, and social events from the Theta Sigs to the Phi Beta Delt softball game.
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Lois Featheringham
Larry Frost
Bev Myers
Tony Thomas
Pug Jenkins
Jo MacDermott
Larry Sauber
Des Moines
Akron
Jolly Roger Gregory
Vince Spitola
Jim Kinney
Cliff Foust
Abe Lincoln
Spitola
Beta Gammas
Frank Tehti
Ravenna
Jean Runtzleman
Wanda Gisinger
Barb Berkey
Betty Brown
Cleveland
Chuck Kasik
Edith Korte
Hiskool
Bob Walker
Hawaii
Edie Galloway
Donna Gover
Bob White
Wayne Higley
Hank Tomkowski
Gordon Knisely
Louise Kallstrom
SNAFU
Jan Kemp
Dean Hyatt
Dale Rowe
Roy Newsome
Grandaddy
Earl Vacaria
Dick Kerckhoff
Marv Eubanks
Leebrick Sees Capable Japanese Leaders Within Three Elections
Dr. K. C. Leebrick now in Tokyo with the state department says Japan will have capable leaders about three elections from now. He notes the current campaign is tame and the recent riot at the prime minister's residence was a demonstration. He observes communists losing the limelight while trying to regain attention.
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Japan
K. C. Leebrick
Dean Manchester
Leebrick
Tokyo
State Department
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