United KSU Defense Drive Opens Today
Kent State University launches a campus defense drive with a 4 p.m. assembly led by Dean Manchester to coordinate resources for the national defense program. President Leebrick and department heads outline training, non credit courses, and the Campus Patrol as the campus defense nucleus. All 4 o'clock classes are excused for the event.
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Europe
Kent State University
Raymond EE
Manchester
K. C. Leebrick
Defense
Neucleus
Kent State
Assembly Talk Today Spurs World Student Fund Drive
Claude Nelson will speak at a 2 p.m. University assembly in Chicago to promote contributions to the World Student Service Fund. Gerald Daniels heads arrangements for the talk and fund drive with committees led by George Fleischer Ed Shulke Paul Glass Joe Blair James Rose and Bob Wallis. Alvin J. Miller and Ernest Vogel are named speakers for the campaign.
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Claude Nelson
World Student Fund For the
United States
Gerald Daniels
YMCA
Nelson
Chicago
The
World Student Service Fund
Daniels
George Fleischer
Ed Shulke
Paul Glass
Joe Blair
James Rose
Bob Wallis
Alvin J. Miller
Ernest Vogel
Sophs Help Beautify Campus With 25 Gift
The sophomore class plans a 25 gift from the class to the campus beautification project this spring. Irving Waterbury class president announced the funds and Helen Rothermund was named to collaborate with the Women’s Faculty club. The class will also provide a smaller amount to host a party for helpers and dues collectors.
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Irving Waterbury
Helen Rothermund
Roll Call At Infirmary Would Get 4 Answers
Elgie Dinsmore Lenny Hill Russ Hawkins and Raymond Callihan were released from the University infirmary yesterday. Still confined are Jimmy Large Robert Crotty Lowell Gatts and Cornélius Papp according to Mittie Smith resident nurse.
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Elgie Dinsmore
Lenny Hill
Russ Hawkins
Raymond Callihan
University Infirmary
Jimmy Large
Robert Crotty
Lowell Gatts
Cornélius Papp
Mittie Smith
Petitions Due for 1941 Student Council and Most Popular
Fred Prasse president of the student council announced that petitions for the 1941 student council and for the most popular man and woman must be filed in the dean of women's office by 4 p.m. tomorrow. Readiness in time is stressed.
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Fred Prasse
Student Council
Step Lively NTFC Tickets On Sale At Campus
NTFC tickets for No Time For Class es to be staged in the University auditorium Thursday and Friday night go on sale today in the atrium balcony. Thursday hours are 8 am to 5 pm and Friday the same. Students present activity cards to obtain tickets. The sophomore class allocated 35 dollars to NTFC last week to cover programs and incidental expenses for the all student show directed by Bill Guisewite and Stan Mouse.
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Bill Guisewite
Stan Mouse
Blue Key elects officers at Kent Hall meeting
John Powell announced yesterday that the Blue Key club will elect officers for the coming year at a meeting tonight at 7 o'clock in room 108 Kent Hall.
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Blue Key
Kent Hall
John Powell
Thief Is Not My Pal Says Eriser
University junior Bob Eriser, a hotel desk clerk, complains of being shafted after a youth employee fled the Kent hotel with $200 from the cash register. The thief left only a single receipt showing his $1.80 balance, leaving Eriser stunned by the loss.
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Eriser
Bob Eriser
Kent Hotel
Journalism Stampede Ends at Ohio convention awards
More than 1,000 Ohio collegiate and high school journalists returned to work after a weekend of meetings by the Ohio College Newspaper Association and the Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Association. Awards went to the University of Toledo Collegian and Youngstown Jambar for top weekly and bi weekly, with several high school papers honored for best stories and photography. New officers were elected for Toledo next year, and the convention was capped with an awards banquet at Robinhood and Twin Lakes.
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School of Journalism
Ohio College Newspaper Association
Robinhood
Scripps-Howard
University of Toledo Collegian
Youngstown
Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Association
Association
Clarence Kennedy
Akron Kenmore High School
Twin Lakes Country Club
East Liverpool
Wooster
Lakewood Times
The
Toronto Mirror
Roosevelt Reflector
Cleveland
Struthers
College Association
Toledo
Catherine Ramsey
University of Cincinnati
Frank Haiman
Western Reserve University
Howard Ness
University of Toledo
Chi Pi Pledges Four New Men
Chi Pi, revived in 1939, elected four new pledges Kenneth Cole Leonard Shafitz Frank Petee and William Patterson at its weekly meeting at the Robinhood yesterday. The pledges serve one month and may seek full membership in September. John Storm of the Cleveland News will speak at the May 13 monthly dinner.
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Chi Pi
Robinhood
Kenneth Cole
Leonard Shafitz
Frank Petee
William Patterson
John Storm
Cleveland News
Fantasia Tickets Available For Cleveland Showing
A block of 30 tickets for Walt Disney's Fantasia in Cleveland is available to students. Tickets, for Thursday night, can be purchased by students in music photography or speech before 5 p m Wednesday, announced by photography instructor Dale Rooks.
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Disney
Cleveland
Dale Rooks
Former Student Becomes Air Lieutenant Post
Charles Kruck former University student graduated Friday from the U S Army Air Corps advanced flying school at Kelly Field Texas He is a member of Sigma Tau Gamma and completed Class 41C earning the rank of lieutenant.
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Charles Kruck
Advanced
U. S. Army Air Corp
Kellyfield
Tex
Kruck
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
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