Crecraft resigns as head of liberal arts college
President Bowman announces the resignation of Dr Earl W Crecraft dean of the college of liberal arts since 1938 He will stay on as professor of political science and devote his time to teaching and research A new dean will be named soon and will take over by about November 1 1938
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Crecraft
Liberal Arts College
Earl W. Crecraft
College of Liberal Arts
George A. Bowman
Dean Crecraft
Bowman
KSU
Liberal Arts
Housing Shipment To Start Today
Fifteen boxcar loads of material for the five men's dormitories will be tracked from Marion starting today, announced by university comptroller Paul E. Beck. Grounds clearing by Harry Miller completed, Suffield started this week, utility line work by Kent city, East Ohio Gasco, and Ohio Edison underway. The last issue of the summer STATER will be published Friday, Aug. 23. copy due by noon the preceding Wednesday.
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Marion
Paul E. Beck
Harry Miller
Suffield
Kent
East Ohio Gasco
Ohio Edison
KSU Receives 50 Extra Housing Units at Maple Grove
President George Bowman announced an allocation of 50 more units at the Maple Grove project in Windham for married veterans. Kent State will use the 200 existing units and hopes to enroll veterans this fall. Regional federal housing director Charles B. Lawrence Jr confirmed the grant.
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University At
Maple Grove
Windham
Pres
George Bowman
Charles B. Lawrence, Jr
Federal Public Housing Authority
Cleveland
Bowman
Rhema A. Fair
Talent Sought for Senior Convocation on Aug 29
Graduating seniors wishing to take part in the senior convocation to be held Thursday Aug 29 should contact committee chairs Joan Halpin and Pauline Johnston.
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Joan Halpin
Pauline Johnston
Perry Housing Study Focus at Camp Perry Visit
President George A. Bowman visited Camp Perry at Gov. Frank J. Lausche’s request to explore temporary educational facilities for Ohio veterans. He and other state university presidents aimed to survey the camp for possible temporary classes, as construction delays at state universities push housing needs to the lake-side site. Shortages of plumbing fixtures electrical gear and construction workers were blamed for delays at the universities.
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George A. Bowman
Camp Perry
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Pres. Bowman
Pay Cap Gown Fees At University Book Store
Rental fees for academic outfits may be paid by August graduates in the university bookstore per class president Al Welch. Fees must be paid before fittings begin in the children's literature room of the library, with fittings set from August 24 to August 29 during prescribed hours.
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al Welch
Rally and parade planned in Kent to support Bed For A Vet drive
Walter Huber will address a Thursday 9:00 p.m. rally at the public square Kent for the Bed For A Vet drive. The effort backs 800 beds for university students this fall with 25 civic groups and university veterans backing it. A 6:15 p.m. parade from the university down Main Street will precede the rally, inviting floats and decorated vehicles from university and civic groups.
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Walter Huber
14Th Congressional District
Joint Veterans Committee
Congress
Kent
Alfred Lovell
American Legion
Main St
OK Exchange Of Literature
A project for the international exchange of children's literature submitted to the U S Department of State by Dr W Leslie Garnett of the English department has been accepted for future consideration. The program will be presented to the November UNESCO conference in London by Dr Esther C Brunauer. Initiated in November 1945, the project is locally sponsored by the university committee on education for international understanding with Garnett as chairman. It aims to promote international understanding and goodwill among children through translations exchanges of chosen books and could include recordings and film versions, and foreign language study.
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U. S. Department of State
W. Leslie Garnett
English Department
Unesco
London
United States
Esther C. Brunauer
University Committee On Education For
Dr. Garnett
Garnett
Kent State University
Division of International Relations
Amer
Final concert under time pressure led by Prof Carapetyan
Associate Professor Carapetyan prepares the university choir for a near term finale in a 40 voice ensemble. He assembled the group quickly and will perform Listen to the Lambs by Dett, Poor Wayfaring Stranger, Lincoln by Clokey, and Ballad for Americans by Robinson in a modern American program.
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Caro M. Carapetyan
Carapetyan
Dett
Clokey
Lincoln
Robinson
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Legion of Women Veterans
Bob Duncan
K- Vets
Warren Bower
Courier-Tribune
Perry Housing
Thurs
Huber
John Forrest
Rhema Fair
Bob Wentz
Thompson's Drug Store
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