Clubwomen Back Bed For Wet Drive In Kent
Clubwomen join effort for Bed For Wet drive in Kent pledging active support. Left to right Mrs A H Dessum of the Woman's club Mrs Ray of the Courier Tribune Photo Mond Gooch of the Eastern Star Ann Gray Mrs Grace Mulac of the Navy Mothers and Mrs Gordon Knisely of the Eagles auxiliary pose for the picture.
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Atives of
Kent
A. H. Dessum
Woman’s Club
Ray
Courier-Tribune
Mond Gooch
Eastern Star
Ann Gray
Grace Mulac
Navy
Gordon Knisely
Eagles Auxiliary
WAVE
The
University Women Veterans
KSU Veterans Recall V J Day Celebrations
Veterans at KSU remember V J Day with mixed feelings as the war ended. The piece notes celebrations around the world and lists several KSU students and their responses from furloughs in England Germany and the Philippines. The article ends noting continued homecoming and a continuation on the next page.
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KSU
Earl Christen
Canton
Gerry Shaaf
384
England
Henry Ford
Third Army
Nuremburg
Germany
Southhampton
Philippines
Yamashita
Speech Clinic Wins Approval From Volta Bureau
John R. Montgomery announced the Volta Bureau in Washington DC has approved Ohio’s speech and hearing clinic as the only one of its kind in the state. The clinic, begun in October 1945 under Montgomery, is listed among twenty five accredited U S clinics and is one of the best equipped in the Midwest.
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John R. Montgomery
Volta Bureau
The
American Hearing Society
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Montgomery
United States
Mid-West
Burr Expected During Fresh Week in Fall
Delivery of the 1946 Chestnut Burr is to be expected during Freshman Week in September, Prof. Alfred A Crowell, publications supervisor, stated. Printers of the year book have indicated they will be able to finish the job at that time.
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Chestnut Burr
Alfred A. Crowell
Radock to Direct First Public Relations Short Course
Michael J. Radock of the journalism department and university news bureau will lead the first annual short course in public relations during the winter quarter. He is named executive in charge of the program.
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Michael J. Radock
University
Fence to Enclose University Athletic Field
The Cyclone Fence Company will start erecting 4000 feet of galvanized chain link fence on September 1 to surround about 100000 square yards on Summit street. The seven foot high barrier will include two strands of barbed wire and fourteen gates. Completion is expected in two weeks.
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Cyclone Fence Company of
Cleveland
Emil Berg
University
Summit St
Berg
Muscled Men Sought For Art Class Poses
Professors Thelma Hyland and Wilbur West seek male models with muscular build for figure sketching. Two women models have already been hired. men will pose in bathing suits and are paid 50 cents per hour.
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Thelma Hyland
Wilbur West
Miss Hyland
Pathologist Addresses Speech Therapy Class
Dr. Mary C. Longerich, a renowned speech pathologist with a Los Angeles private practice, spoke to a psychology of speech and hearing therapy class last Tuesday on psycho therapy for stutterers. She is married to a fellow pathologist at the crippled children's hospital in Los Angeles and was honored at tea after a tour of the local speech and hearing clinic.
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Mary C. Longerich
Longerich
Los Angeles
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Special Assembly Set Tuesday at University Auditorium
President George A Bowman calls a special assembly for Tuesday at 9 30 a m in the university auditorium to clarify subsistence and leave pay issues for veterans. Mike Urda VA representative to the university will speak during the session.
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Mike Urda
Veterans’ Administration
Pres
George A. Bowman
University
Five to Faculty Appointments at Kent State University
President George A. Bowman announced the appointment of five staff to KSUC and Kent State University Canton. Henry Adam becomes economics instructor from UC Berkeley, Oscar H. Ibele joins political science, Ruth E. Geib teaches biology, Jessie J. Burroway becomes history professor, and Smith H. Line becomes study hall librarian and bookkeeping teacher.
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Pres
George A. Bowman
University Board of Trustees
KSUC
Henry Adam
University of California
Alameda
Calif
Oscar H. Ibele
Euclid, O
Ohio State
Ruth E. Geib
Canton
Kent State University
Miss Geib
North Industry
Elida Village
Jessie J. Burroway
Lehman High School
Smith H. Line
Kent State High School
KSU
Cuyahoga Falls
Earl Shumaker
Caro M. Carapetyan
Seniors Meet Monday in McGilvery on Plans for Picnic
University seniors urged by President Al Welch to attend a 3:30 PM meeting in 317 McGilvrey to discuss plans for a campus picnic and the senior convocation event.
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al Welch
McGilvrey
Student Photos Display in Atrium Under Prof Fosdick
Photographs by advanced photography students under Prof James A. Fosdick are on display in the atrium. Arranged in groups of four, the works will be refreshed weekly and were created during the first summer term.
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James A. Fosdick
Chestnut Burr Seeks Photographers for 1947 Yearbook
The Chestnut Burr staff invites photographers and ad workers for the 1947 yearbook. Contact Clarence Tonka, business manager, daily in 113 Merrill between 1 and 3 p.m. for details and participation.
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Chestnut Burr
Clarence Tonka
Tonka
Merrill
Windham Students Plan Fall Quarter Meet in Windham
Windham residents hear KSU and Hiram students discuss a fall quarter program at a community building meeting scheduled for Monday at 7 30 p m. The event involves Windham residents and students from KSU and Hiram College.
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KSU
Hiram
Windham
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