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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1942

Page

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Lana Turner to Name Duke of Kent in Campus Contest

Actress Lana Turner will select the 1942 Duke of Kent from campus candidates. Fraternities and independent groups can submit photos to Bob Raful by May 6, with a five-member panel narrowing to five finalists for Turner's final choice.

Lana Turner Duchess Duke of Kent Jim Richard Slick Duke of Kent Bob Raful The Duchess Barch Miss Turner Schine Kent Theater Raful

May Queen to be Attended by Court

Dorothy Siedschlag Cardinal Key president announced that runners up will form the court of honor for the May Queen. Entrants must have at least a two point average be juniors or seniors and secure 25 signatures. The queen’s court will include flower girls from the Training school first and third grades.

Court of Honor Dorothy Siedschlag Cardinal Key Miss Siedschlag

Weather in Ohio Sees Scattered Showers East and South

Scattered light showers target eastern and southern Ohio areas tonight while the north experiences cooler temperatures. The pattern suggests a cool, unsettled night with pass-through shower potential.

Ohio

Red Cross Class Postponed to May 6

The Red Cross class will not meet tonight as all assistants are enrolled in a concentrated instructor's course led by Mr. Bishop of the American Red Cross. The next session, with the same assignment, will be Wednesday May 6, announced yesterday by Dr. A. C. Poe.

Red Cross Bishop American Red Cross A. C. Poe

Three to Attend HPE Convention at Pittsburgh

Dr A C Poe associate professor of HPH Joe Begala wrestling coach and Nick Carter intramurals director will represent the University at the Eastern District convention of the American Association of Health Physical Education and Recreation in Pittsburgh tomorrow Friday and Saturday They skip Milwaukee for proximity to the mid west district.

A. C. Poe HPH Joe Begala Nick Carter American Association of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Pittsburgh Kent State Milwaukee Wis

Changes Sought In KSU Student Politics

Kent State students discuss campus political reform with six Greek houses out of politics. Quotes from Arthur Large Elizabeth White Scheffel Pierce and Joe Sharon suggest returning to old two Greek one Independent system or creating issue based parties with faculty and alumni input.

Kent State Arthur Large Elizabeth White Gamma Sigma Scheffel Pierce Joe Sharon

FDR Outlines Home Front Program For Scholarship Tests

About 2200 students from 180 high schools in northeastern Ohio will attend the District-State Scholarship contest at the University this Saturday. F N Harsh says the event starts with a welcome by Raymond E Manchester and exams begin at 9 30 am with results due in the afternoon. Athletic events dancing and campus tours are planned.

Ohio F. N. Harsh Raymond E. Manchester Harsh J. F. Cuber Manchester M. Q. Foreman

Roosevelt outlines seven point plan for total war victory

President Roosevelt spoke in a fire side chat on a total war, urging a unified program of self denial. He proposed a seven point national economic policy to lower living costs, including higher taxes, price and rent ceilings, wage stabilization, farm price support, more war bonds, rationing, and debt repayment. He noted Japan's bombings of Tokyo and praised American servicemen, urging citizens to think hard about the home front example.

Roosevelt Hitler United Nations Congress

Navy Alters V-1 Program Changes

The Navy changes its reserve structure as Adrian Van Wyen reports. Sophomores may remain in V-1 for another year after enlisting. Those under the age limit can join V-7 upon attaining junior standing, replacing prior transfer options.

Adrian van Wyen University Faculty Navy Reserve

Educators To Discuss Shortage Of Teachers

Representatives and superintendents from over 20 northeastern Ohio counties will meet Saturday in McGilvrey Hall to address a shortage of teachers. The conference will cover mathematics science commercial education industrial arts and elementary teaching with plans to fill vacancies. University students planning to teach next fall should contact Dr L H Munzenmayer for placement details. Dr John L Blair and Dr Munzenmayer lead the event.

Ohio McGilvrey Hall L. H. Munzenmayer John L. Blair College of Education Munzenmayer

University President to Attend ACAE Meeting in Chicago

Dr K C Leebrick president of the University will attend a meeting of the American Council on Education in Chicago on Friday and Saturday May 1 and 2.

K. C. Leebrick American Council On Education Chicago

Freshman Prince and Princess Nominated at Meeting

Freshman class nominates candidates for the titles of freshman prince and princess at 4 p.m. in room 317 McGilvrey hall. The winners will be announced next week and presented at an informal dance on Friday May 8 in Moulton hall music room.

McGilvrey Hall Tom Harrin Prince Moulton Hall Music Room Harris Vi Farnesworth Marge Keith Jean Phister Ruth Recht Norb Zink John Williamson Chuck Viscounty Don Kelly Don Shanower

Mumps Confines University Education Senior in Hospital

Verdabelle Abbott, a senior in the college of education, was confined to the infirmary with mumps last night. She will be quarantined for approximately 14 days.

Verdabelle Abbott College of Education

Three Recitals Planned By KSU Musical Groups

Fred H. Denker announced three National Music Week recitals by KSU groups next week. On Sunday May 3 at 3 p.m. Alan Cope presents a piano recital with Ruth West as soloist. Roy Metcalf leads the University concert band and Elfelda Littlejohn directs the women’s glee club for a May 6 concert at 8 15 p.m. The series closes May 8 at 8 15 p.m. with Kenneth Byler conducting the University symphony orchestra and Joseph Lupkiewicz directing the University a cappella choir.

School of Music Fred H. Denker Alan Cope College of Education Ruth West University Roy D. Metcalf University Women's Glee Club Elfelda Littlejohn University Symphony Orchestra Kenneth Byler University A Joseph Lupkiewicz

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Lindy Barch Ed Zink Dorothy Lamour HPE KSU FDR Tells Nation Japan Tokyo Navy Fred Denker
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