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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1947

Page

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Judd Calls U S Action Key to Global Peace

Minnesota Congressman Walter H. Judd told a capacity auditorium crowd that peace rests on order justice and enforcement and warned the United States must lead with world cooperation. He argued the fate of the world hinges on decisions in Washington Moscow and the balance of Germany China and the Middle East.

Minnesota Walter H. Judd Judd China Minneapolis Congress United States Kremlin Washington Germany Europe Asia Middle East America

Henle Photos On Display At Kent Hall Gallery

Fritz Henle's Mexico photographs from 1942 to 1944 are exhibited by the art department in Kent hall gallery. The Mexican government sponsored the documentary venture to show the conflicting forces shaping a national awakening in Mexico.

Fritz Henle Mexico Art Department Kent Hall Henle

Chi Pi To Meet Chi Pi Honorary Group

Chi Pi To Meet Chi Pi, a journalism honor society, will convene today at 2 50 p m in the Office of Prof Michael Ra dock faculty advisor for the group.

Chi Pi Michael Radock

Visiting Chilean Professor Earns Fame as Editor and Author

The Chilean visiting professor has toured the United States for nine years lecturing in many universities including Ohio State Northwestern Michigan North Carolina Duke Colorado Florida and Missouri. He began as editor at a small Chilean paper owned by his brother and later worked for El Mercurio La Nacion and La Prensa. He has published short story volumes in Chile and travel essays and continues as a La Prensa correspondent. He resides with Prof George J Altmann at 317 E College St and has three sons who served in the U S during the war.

United States Ohio State Northwestern Michigan North Carolina Duke Colorado Florida Missouri el Mercurio la Nacion la Prensa Chile Montenegro Geooge J. Altmann E. College Street

Senior Notes Distribution for Graduates on Aug 12

Announcements for graduating seniors available Tuesday Aug 12 from 1 to 3 p.m. in the hall between Kent and Merrill near the atrium. If unavailable, contact Mary Emily Cather at the Beta Gamma House or call 5243 for arrangements.

Kent Merrill Halls Mary Emily Cather Beta Gamma

Four new portable ticket booths at football field

Larry Woodell announced four gray portable ticket booths will be placed at the football field soon. He said the temporary structures can be moved and used elsewhere.

Larry Woodell Wooddell

No More September Leave Applications Announced

William E. Hoffman, university VA officer, announced that no more leave applications for September will be accepted by the veterans administration. Veterans in training under Public Law 346 must file leave requests 30 days before the planned start date.

Veterans Administration William E. Hoffman University VA

Visiting lecturer eyes long-term settlement after travels

The speaker notes ties to the University of New Mexico where his youngest son studies, while his other son serves as American Vice Consul in Berlin. He concludes the travels have worn him down and he hopes to settle in one place.

University of New Mexico Berlin

Thom Mark speaks on peace after War Department film

A Survival Day program drew 300 attendees as the War Department film A Tale Of Two Cities showed the Hiroshima Nagasaki bombings. Rev Flint led a civilization prayer, A L Dittmer led Recessional, and William R Thom urged UN led peace and arbitration, urging letters to Gromyko and congress. Preceded by Kent State band, veterans retreat, and a final anthem as funds were raised for continued peace efforts.

War Department Hiroshima Nagasaki Japan Flint Universalist Church A. L. Dittmer Herman DeWitt Byrne Department of Political Science William R. Thom Ohio Thom Einstein Russia Gromyko Kent State

Plan Weekly Music Series by Music Department

Associate Professor Harold Miles announced a weekly student recital series to run each Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in 312M through the session. The lineup includes piano voice and instrumental ensembles with details for Thursday’s artist to appear in Tuesday’s Stater. Emily Habine and Rebecca Perkins will present a piano program in the auditorium during the final week of the quarter.

Harold Miles Miles Emily Habine Rebecca Perkins

Banks Cash Leave Bonds for Veterans Cash Exchange

The treasury announces banks nationwide will act as paying agents for veterans to exchange terminal leave bonds for cash. Transactions start on September 2 with veterans presenting bonds and discharge papers for identification.

Treasury Department

Seek Improvement In Method Of Financing Flight Training

University discussions seek faster flight training for G I students by underwrit ing costs, as Veterans Administration funding is refused. Comptroller Beck doubts university backing is possible. Students needing extra flight time should contact Prof Paton immediately for guidance. flight courses remain available at Kent.

G.I Veterans’ Administration Veterans Administration Prof Paton Kent

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