U S Mobilization Under Way For Global War
Congress recognized a state of war with Germany and Italy as U S mobilizes manpower and industry. Johnson withdraws objections to wartime authority. Draft boards reclassify ex soldiers and prepare up to 10 million troops with 10 000 nurses sought. Roosevelt calls industry and labor leaders to meet. Ravenna plant announces first 2000 pound bomb ready.
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K-Day Set For Kent December 17 with Merchant Displays
The Kent merchants and The Kent Stater announce K-Day on Wednesday December 17. Co business managers Bob Raful and Al Giergy say shops will feature gifts catering to students’ needs and budgets. An eight page Stater edition will publish that day.
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Ice Skating Planned At Campus Courts This Weekend
Larry Wooddell announced that the tennis courts behind Wills gym will be flooded for ice skating. University electricians will install flood lights to enable night skating this weekend.
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Goodrich To Name 50 Factory Guards
Merle E. Wagoner said the Akron Goodrich Tire and Rubber Co will announce tomorrow the 50 men chosen from 110 Kent State students interviewed Wednesday. Selection based on size maturity intelligence grades and references amid heightened national defense efforts requested by President Roosevelt.
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Messiah Chorus and Orchestra Rehearsal Tonight
All chorus and orchestra members must meet for a 7 30 p m rehearsal in the auditorium this evening.
We Go Again Byrne Answers DeWeese Over Parking Plan
Dr. H D Byrne argues commuter students from Youngstown and Canton should not be forced to park far away to reach Kent State University. He says Rockwell field is closest and most convenient, and the parking plan could proceed after this weekend’s committee meeting.
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Two Sophomores Join Marines After Leaving University
Sophomores Harris Moore and Eugene Pyle report to the Marine office in Cleveland for final exams and begin a six week training period. Both aged 20 and 21, they expect to be sent to Paris Island South Carolina. Moore from Bellaire, formerly at Davey Compressor and Pyle from Cuyahoga Falls, formerly at B F Goodrich, withdrew from the university.
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Kent Men May Seek Releases for Alternate Service
Kent draft board member Prof C E Satterfield said men ordered to report for army physical exams can obtain releases to enlist in other military branches. In Washington the three services claimed victories over Japan. The Marines reported two ships sunk, while Army and Navy each claimed one. In Moscow Russian radio said no peace with Germany without Britain and US approval.
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Five CPT Flyers Reinstated Amid War Sabotage Fears
Five Civilian Pilot Training students were reinstated after fingerprinting and vetting by responsible persons. Fifteen others await reinstatement as government scrutiny tightens. CPT supervisor Adrian Van Wyen confirms reinstatement of Arden Mills Edward Loomis Harold Wright John Schwartz and Ted Modzieski. Instructors also reinstated and private planes ordered dismantled to prevent misuse. Phillip James of civilian aeronautics authority notes FBI investigations for all CPT students.
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Carolers Begin Campus Tour on Atrium Steps
University students start the annual Christmas caroling at 7 Sunday night in front of the atrium. Mada Moseley chairs the YWCA led event sponsored by YWCA YMCA and Wesley Foundation. After a visit to Mrs Leebrick at Pres K C Lees brick home groups serenade faculty homes then meet at the Methodist church basement for refreshments.
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Dale Cotton
Alice Sprouse
Betty McCurdy
Beryl McHugh
Frosh Class Votes for Barn Dance and Social
About fourteen of six hundred freshmen attended yesterday's class meeting. They voted for a combination box social and barn dance after the holidays. Bob Byrne, class president, announced M. E. Wagoner, assistant professor of agriculture, will be sponsor of the class.
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M. E. Wagoner
Duchess Price Increase Promised for December Issue
The Duchess weekly humor magazine faces a price rise to 20 cents with the December issue, driven by higher material and labor costs. Howard Doehla the business manager announced the change yesterday. Paid subscriptions will remain unchanged.
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Germany Profit Seen in Jap Experience Says Anthony
Dr. Donald Anthony argues Germany’s wartime move follows Japan’s lead and unites the United States. Analysts like H V Kaltenborn describe Hitler’s Reichstag speech as cautious, promising spring successes and no new Moscow drive this winter.
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