Kent State and Miami to Offer Military Map Making Program
Kent State University joins Miami University in Ohio to offer a Military Map Making program this fall by order of the U S Army Map Service. Twelve upper class or graduate students will enter the final course each quarter with five KSU geographers teaching. Dr. James R Beck will attend a Washington conference in August to finalize precise Army Map Service requirements for program leaders.
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Kent
Ohio
U.S. Army Map Service
KSU
James R. Beck
Washington
Army Map Service
Kent State
Miami Universities
McGinnis Named Coordinator for University ROTC Affairs
Benjamin G. McGinnis appointed coordinator of affairs for the University Army ROTC and new Air Force ROTC. President George A Bowman says he will liaise between units to resolve issues. McGinnis has been with Kent since 1949, holding education and guidance roles prior to Kent.
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Benjamin G. McGinnis
Veterans Affairs
University
Army Rotc
Air Force Rotc
George A.bowman
McGinnis
Kent
University of Montana
University of Pittsburgh
Raven High School
Youngstown
Student Named Outstanding Cadet at Fort Campbell
Albert Q. Hales Jr., a Kent junior, was named outstanding ROTC cadet for his company during the summer encampment at Fort Campbell Kentucky. He is designated a distinguished military student and will be commissioned as a reserve second lieutenant after ROTC training next year.
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Albert Q. Hales Jr
Kent
Editorial urges students to stop walking on grass
An editor railings about campus walkers and urges readers to notice the campaign to protect a $25,000 lawn investment. The piece lampoons chronic foot traffic and demands awareness, urging readers to shout Read the Kent Stater at offenders.
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Kent Stater
Arts Building highlighted in rotogravure spread
The new arts building is featured in a full page rotogravure spread in last Sunday's Youngstown Vindicator. Photos by Lloyd Jones, the Vindicator photographer, who attends Kent’s spring Photography Short Course. Many Kent students appear in pictures showing the building’s work.
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Rotogravure
The
Youngstown Vindicator
Lloyd Jones
Kent
Burrs Wanted to Build Library of Yearbooks
The Chestnut Burr seeks donations of yearbooks predating 1936 and those from 1937 41 42 and 43 for a new reporting room in 109M. Donors will have their names permanently placed on the donated volume. contact Ed Clincy at the Burr office in the Military science building.
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Chestnut Burr
Ed Clincy
Burr
Military Science
Kent Students Hurt In Crash at East Main Intersection
Two Kent students, James R. Pfeiffer and Earl Kitchenman of 118 Sherman Street, were injured in an auto accident Monday night at the East Main Willow street intersection. They were taken to Robinson Memorial hospital in Ravenna. Pfeiffer’s condition was listed as fair.
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James R. Pfeiffer
Earl Kitchenman
Sherman Street
Robinson Memorial Hospital
Ravenna
Pfeiffer
Chancellor von Schuschnigg to Speak at University Forum
Former Austrian chancellor Dr Kurt von Schuschnigg will discuss Central Europe and the world situation at the university auditorium on Tuesday August 14 at 830 pm. The program at KSU is open to the public without charge.
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Austria
Kurt von Schuschnigg
Europe
von Schuschnigg
Dolfuss
Dr. von Schuschnigg
Herman Goering
Dachau
Fifth Army
Borge Show Ticket Details For August 21
Tickets are required for Victor Borge's two shows on Tuesday August 21. Reserved seats for the 8 30 p.m. evening performance and general admission for the 2 p.m. afternoon show will be issued August 16 in the corridor between Kent Hall and the Administration building, then in Merrill Hall 106 after August 16. Afternoon tickets go to activity card holders and faculty on August 16 with no seat reservations. Evening tickets allow two reserved seats per student with second summer term activity card. Faculty may obtain both afternoon and evening tickets.
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Victor Borge
Kent Hall
Merrill Hall
Kent students receive Army commissions at summer camp
Three Kent students earned army commissions while training at Fort Campbell Kentucky. Robert A. Costello Akron Jack R. Mancos Cleveland and Sol P. Baltimore Detroit Michigan were promoted to second lieutenant and all had prior service. They will return to Kent to finish education and may report to active duty.
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Kent
Fort Campbell
Kentucky
Robert A. Costello
Akron
Jack R. Mancos
Cleveland
Sol P. Baltimore
Detroit
Michigan
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Marian Bergvall
Massillon
Whittier School
Canton
Eileen Burfield
Bill Samaras
Plain Township
Thelma Eggleston
Pleasant Grove School
Louisville
College of Education
Editorial
Practical Arts
Paper Features
Burrs
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