Check Need For Teachers Here Monday
Education officials announce a series of district conferences to address the Ohio teacher shortage. Kenneth Ray of Columbus says local needs will guide the effort with superintendents invited to report needs. Ray plans stops in Bowling Green, Dayton, Athens, and Columbus. He notes many women teachers are potential reserves and cites 1,389 quit and 49 died among thousands of Ohio teachers last year.
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Kenneth Ray
Columbus
Ray
Bowling Green
Dayton
Athens
Ohio
Fifteen Students Enlist In U S Reserve Corps
Fifteen university students were inducted into the reserves last week. The Army Enlisted Reserve claimed nine, including seniors Paul E. Koch and others across levels. Navy and Marine enlistees are listed with names and ranks, plus two Air Force reserves and a Naval reserve V-1 recruit.
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U. S. Reserve Corps
oArmy
Paul E. Koch
Bruno Santone
Robert K. Smiley
William Thrasher
Rovane Apple
George David Reitz
Edward Mroz
Paul Shanower
William Sullivan
Arm
Air Force Reserve
Robert Baker
Walter Shilling
John Tomcik
Henry Mayhew
Myron Treter
Naval Reserve
Dale Hawk
Marine Corps Reserve
Coeds Volunteer Laundry Help for CPT Aviation Cadets
Patriotic Engleman Hall coeds step in to wash and iron uniforms for CPT aviation students. With tight class and flight schedules, Frances McCall irons khaki shirts as Hugh Saltsman collects a freshly pressed shirt. Evelyn Day assists with pressing duties.
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Engleman Hall
Uncle Sam
CPT
Frances McCall
Evelyn Day
Reserve Corps Committee Plans Campus Visits This Fall
The Joint Army Navy Marine College Procurement committee returns to Washington after meeting with educators on enlisting students in the reserve corps. Nine joint boards will visit all accredited colleges this fall to explain the program. Each board has five officers to brief students on enlistment details and opportunities.
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Joint
Army-Navy-Marine College Procurement Committee
Washington
Armed Services
University News Briefs Highlight Honorary Housemother
A photograph inscription reveals Alvino Rey's vocalist was elected honorary housemother by journalism students. Lt Mark Treat serves in the Pacific, dispelling rumors of MIA status. Dr A W Stewart joins Ohio state committee revising high school standards. Lt Charles Kruck rises to Squadron Commander in the Army Air Corps. he belongs to Sigma Tau Gamma.
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Journalism House
Yvonne King
P. S
Alvino Rey
Mark Treat
Pacific
Germany
A. W. Stewart
Division of
Ohio
Kenneth Ray
Charles Kruck
Army Air Corps
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Army reserve enlistment barred for students with induction orders
A telegram to Adrian Van Wyen, adviser to the enlisted reserve corps, states that students who have orders from local selective service boards to report for induction will be prohibited from enlisting in the army reserve corps. Reserves are members of the Army Navy or Marine corps and may be called to active service at any time in an emergency, though not normally until college training is completed.
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Adrian van Wyen
Enlisted Reserve Corps
Army Reserve Corps
Selective Service Boards
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Head Resident Frances Maisch Resigns from University Post
Miss Frances Maisch, director of residences, recently resigned from University staff and departed Monday for a brief vacation. She will begin new duties soon.
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Frances Maisch
Cannon on University campus to be removed by government
Salvage chairman S Harbourt said the cannon on the University campus belongs to the government and will be taken when needed. The remarks came during a University forum in McGilvrey Hall with speakers Miss Nona Jordan and Dr John F Cuber addressing The War and the Home topic.
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S. Harbourt
Harbourt
University Department of Biology
McGilvrey Hall
Movie Tomorrow Night Replaces Summer Dance at University
Captain Fury starring Brian Aherne June Lang and Victor McLaglen will be shown in the University auditorium tomorrow August 14 at 7 p.m. The co feature Cathedral of Chartres will accompany the screening. The showing replaces the summer dance due to lack of response.
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Captain Fury
Brian Aherne
June Lang
Victor McLaglen
University Auditorium
Cathedral of Chartres
Common Man Blamed for Present World Conflict
Dr Henry Dater argues the public, not leaders alone, bears responsibility for appeasement in 1938. He cites Munich, Roosevelt, Churchill, and the British Labor Party, warning that mass inaction against aggression allowed evil to grow. He stresses force needed a stronger counter to Hitler Mussolini and Japan.
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Roosevelt
Hitler
Mussolini
Japan
Dr. Dater
Labor Party
Mr. Churchill
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Hugh Saltsman
Reserve Corps Committee
Cuber
Henry Dater
Chamberlain
Daladier
Munich
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