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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1949

Page

4

Aeronautics Course Delights and Dangers at Kent State

Kent State runs aviation courses focused on maintenance and civilian flying with Link Trainers for instrument flight. A standout tale recalls a student’s fatal misstep during a Link session, while jet training remains restricted and top secret.

Paton

University Snake Ends Standoff as Eggs Remain

The tale of the roaming mother snake ends with eight eggs left in the McGilvrey hall cage. Meloy killed the snake after a long hold, a justified act that still leaves the biology department facing a new challenge: eight potential orphans.

Meloy McGilvrey Hall

Pledged Kappa Delta Pi to Hold 18 Pledges

The educational honorary Kappa Delta Pi will conduct formal pledge services for 18 students in the college of education at the next meeting. The event is set for Wednesday August 10 in the university school from 7 to 8 30 p.m. All members should attend for the pledging service and social hour.

Kappa Delta Pi College of Education

Dean John Reed Spicer Attends Michigan Education Conference

Dean John Reed Spicer of the College of Liberal Arts attends a two day general education conference in East Lansing Michigan. The event began yesterday and runs through today with sessions sponsored by Michigan State College.

John Reed Spicer College of Liberal Arts East Lansing Mich Michigan State College

Head of CROP Drives for Needy

John D. Metzler leads the nation wide interchurch drive for farm commodities to aid the needy overseas through CROP. Twenty states are organized for the harvest season with plans under way in 17 more. Last year farmers in 26 states donated 75,668,581 pounds of farm commodities valued at $6,596,674. CROP is sponsored by Catholic Rural Life Church World Service and Lutheran World Relief with national headquarters in Chicago.

John D. Metzler Christian Rural Overseas Program CROP Catholic Rural Life Ray F. Murray Church World Service Mr. Metzler Lutheran World Relief Clifford E. Dahlin Chicago

Kent State Grad Is In Mexico

Miss Betty Rowlen June graduate from Kent State University journalism department is in Mexico City working for the National University of Mexico paper for six weeks. She completed a Spanish minor and belonged to Alpha Pi sorority Lambda Chi journalism honorary. She met Kent State student Donald Warman an English major and plans to return in the fall.

Betty Rowlen Mexico City National University of Mexico Rowlen Kent State Alpha Pi Social Sorority Lambda Chi Mexico Miss Rowlen Donald Warman Warman

Capitol Seeks Amateur Songwriters With Promising Prizes

Capitol Records invites lyric writers to submit songs for a contest tied to a special album. Prizes include a songwriter contract a $1 000 cash advance against royalties and recordings of winning entries. The piece notes the aim to develop new talent and promote album sales.

Tune Moon Croon Spoon Irving Berlin

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