Building Program Advances at KSU Projects
The second floor of the student hospital and the roof of the temporary locker room are the latest KSU building program advances. The hospital will have three floors with third floor construction starting this week. The locker room is due July 1 per Emil Berg. The building will include two teams public toilets and a faculty field office. A temporary classroom behind south hall is set for completion by July 1. Four classrooms will be on the first floor and two lecture rooms on the second. A bricklayer shortage has slowed the student union project but a shipment of structural steel from Youngstown is expected this week. The men’s dormitory is now under way with foundations poured.
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KSU
Emil Berg
South Hall
Berg
Youngstown
Dancing Tonight at Wills Gym Social
Social dancing will be held in Wills gym from 8 to 10 15 tonight with records playing. A 25 cent admission will be charged and proceeds go to the stadium drive.
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Wills Gym
Stadium Drive
Governor Herbert visits high school journalists at Northeastern Ohio conference
Student Council President Tom Davey mixed up a handshake and a $60 check as Gov. Herbert visited the university to discuss the stadium drive. Hundreds of high school journalists attended the Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press association conference.
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Tom Davey
Davey
Gov. Herbert
Univer
Courier - Tribune
Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Association
Blue Key Alpha Plans New Member Tap This May
Blue Key national honor fraternity will select new members in May. Frank Vendely reports the membership committee will accept tonight's submissions of names, class standing, activities, and grade averages. The local chapter uses a new point system for campus activity credit and will discuss Campus Night and constitution changes at the 7 p.m. meeting.
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Blue Key
National Honor Fraternity
Frank Vendely
Vendely
Bob Rector
Frank Spechalske
John Thomas
Sky-Flys Meet for Cross Country Flying Course
All students interested in the cross country flying course and those who hold a private pilot's certificate will meet in 109M at 3 30 p m tomorrow. The course will be offered during the first summer session if at least seven students sign up.
Regional IRC Conference Draws Hundreds from Local Colleges
Twelve university students attended the Ohio Valley regional conference of International Relations clubs at West Virginia University Morgantown over the weekend. Speakers included U S Senator Harley M Kilgore on International Cartels. Attendees from Kent State led by Cornelia Popescu and Isabel Lee listed among delegates.
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West Virginia University
Morgantown
West Va
W. G. Meinke
Meinke
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
U. S
Harley M. Kilgore
W. Va
Cornelia Popesuc
Kent
Romania
Kent State
Isabel Lee
Cornelia Popescu
Tris Palama
Betty Jane Abbott
Rita Hall
Ann Csuti
Yoshino Tamashiro
Frank Calvary
John Furrer
Frank Bardy
Charles Ness
Francis Reynolds
June Graduates Deadline for announcements and dues
Today offers final chance for prospective June graduates to order announcements. A printer extension allows orders from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at a Kent hall corridor entrance table. Class and alumni dues are also collected today.
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Kent Hall
Seek Traffic Court Justice Vacancy in Student Court
A vacancy opens in the Traffic Court of the Student Court System after Arnold Lewis withdraws. The three member panel may include any gender and requires a 2.00 college average, with the last term also at 2.00. Applications go to the Traffic Department, east gymnasium entrance. qualified candidates will be reviewed by Student Council for election.
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Arnold Lewis
Business Administration
Dar
Traffic Department
Student Council
Ohio to Mail First WWII Bonus Checks Today
Major General Chester W. Goble announces the World War II Compensation Fund will begin mailing the initial Ohio bonus checks today. The release marks the start of survivors' payments and eligibility processing.
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Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Allocations and Student Council clash over budget deadlock
Allocations rejected the spring budget after Varsity Athletics cuts and warned of an ugly conflict. Council calls for a review of the percentage system and vows to attend Monday's meeting as financial oversight remains unsettled and no commitments can be made. Martha Lansinger notes the standstill under strict supervision questions.
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Martha Lansinger
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Thomas Herbert
IRC
Ernie Benedict
Kent Lions Club
Harry Adams
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