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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1946

Page

1

Ohio Colleges Vie In Labor Management Debate

Thirteen Ohio colleges compete Saturday as the University Student Forensics association hosts the 1946 novice debate tournament of the Northeast Ohio Debate conference directed by James N. Holm. Schools include Ohio State Bowling Green Case Western Reserve Hiram John Carroll Notre Dame Wooster Mount Union Youngstown Toledo Baldwin Wallace Kent State and more as they debate if labor should have a direct share in industry management.

Ohio University Student Forensics Association Northeast Ohio James N. Holm Ohio State Bowling Green Case Western Reserve Hiram John Carroll Notre Dame Wooster Mount Union Youngstown Toledo Baldwin Wallace Kent State Kent Association Otterbein College Armada Miller Geraldine Petzel Ray Farr Matt Bradley Kent

All-Greek Dance Planned by Akron Campus Greeks

Active members of campus Greek groups and alumni will attend the All-Greek dance from 9 p.m. to midnight on Friday December 20 at East Market Gardens in Akron. Harold Nelson and his orchestra will provide music. University women will receive one o clock permits. Wanda Gisinger leads the dance committee with hostesses from Alpha Omega sorority. Chaperones include Sr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Chapman and several local couples and doctors.

East Market Gardens Akron Harold Nelson Wanda Gisinger Alpha Omega Sorority Je Sr Gerald H. Chapman Dewey Barich F. D. Amner Charles Sumner A. Sellow Roberts Elizabeth M. Lewis

Christmas party for Kent boys at Phi Beta Phi House

Santa Claus opens the first Christmas party of the season for 16 underprivileged Kent boys. The Phi Beta Phi fraternity house hosts the event Saturday afternoon December 14 from 1 30 to 4 00 with entertainment led by Robert Hostettler the chairman.

Santa Claus Phi Beta Phi Fraternity Robert Hostettler

Honorary Initiates to Join Cardinal Key Faculty

Kay Tolt announces that Dr Grace Slocum and Dr Gertrude Lawrence have been invited to join Cardinal Key national women's service honorary as faculty members. Initiation is set for Saturday at 12:30 p.m. in the Home Economics dining room followed by a luncheon at the Robin Hood.

Grace Slocum Gertrude, Lawrence Cardinal Key National Women's Service Honorary Kay Tolt Home Economics Robin Hood

Kent kindergarten party for 50 children at Kent Hall

The K P party hosts 50 children from South and Depeyster schools in Kent on Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. in room 119 Kent hall. General chairmen are Laverne Santa and Janell Wise.

South Depeyster Kent Kent Hall Laverne Santa Janell Wise

Editor to Speak to Journalism Students in Marion

Kent Courier Tribune editor Marion Wolcott will address journalism students Wednesday December 18 at 4 p.m. in room 317 Mc Gilvrey hall. The event is announced by Bob Casey president of the journalism student body.

Marion Wolcott Kent

SGA postpones quarterly meeting to next Tuesday

The Student Government Association postpones its quarterly meeting to next Tuesday at 4 p m after only 15 students showed for the 3 p m session. Assembly chairman Dana Mae Burkhardt warns attendees will miss their chance to voice views on the allocations issue. A prior fall forum on the allocations question also drew only two students.

Student Government Association Dana Mae Burkhardt Miss Burkhardt

Women Report Plans To Stay In Kent Over Christmas

Women who intend to remain in Kent to work during the Christmas holidays are asked to visit the dean of women's office next week to arrange housing and residence details.

Kent Dean of Women’s Office

Library to open Sunday hours for finals study

University library will be open Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. to aid finals study, announced head librarian John B. Nicholson. Beginning mid January the schedule extends to 1 to 5 p.m. on Sundays, following petitions by States staff listing 551 names for 400 student signatories.

John B. Nicholson Nicholson

Christmas Assembly On Air At KSU For First Time

Radio WHKK Akron will broadcast the university Christmas assembly from the auditorium on December 19. The A Cappella choir and Madrigal singers directed by Caro Carapetyan perform carols and Bach themed pieces. Doors close at 2 50 p m for students and the half hour airing will occupy a full hour.

KSU WHKK Akron University Auditorium Madrigal Singers Caro Carapetyan University WHKE Bach Carapetyan Christ

Duchess Humor Magazine Out Wednesday

First edition this year of the Duchess, the university humor magazine, will hit campus Wednesday. A sales campaign offers the top prize of selecting Girl of the Month for the January issue. Sales reps may contact Glenn Votti or John Laurenson in the Duchess office.

The Duchess al Weekley Weekley Glenn Votti John Laurenson

Basketball Ticket Office Opens In 8-C Room Today

Students and faculty may buy tickets for the Golden Flash Allegheny game today in 8-C room of the student council at the women’s gym entrance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and until noon Monday. Remaining tickets go to downtown merchants and then gate sales. activity cards may be honored after exhaustion. Tickets for the Albion game on Friday are excepted. Tonight’s Case game tickets sold in Wagoner’s office until noon for 75 cents.

Albion Case Cleveland Arena Wagoner

New 600-Seat Cafeteria Under Construction at University

Workmen lay foundation for a 600 capacity cafeteria near the emergency housing on East Main Street. The building, donated by the Federal Works Agency, will be moved from Wright field Dayton with utility installation costs borne by the university. Five emergency dormitories are to be ready for occupancy January 3.

East Main St Wrightfield Dayton Federal Works Agency

Moulton Hosts Annual Mistletoe Swish Dance

Christmas mood fills Moulton hall as the Moulton Mistletoe Swish returns tonight with Art Seyler and his orchestra starting at 9 p.m. for about 120 residents and guests. The event ends at midnight with decorations led by Anne Casto and Millie Baker and programs by Char Schacht and Evelyn Thomas.

Moulton Hall Moulton Art Seyler

No Sabotage Suspected in School Dim-Out

School blackout Thursday afternoon was not caused by sabotage or disturbances. Electricians threw the main switch to repair a line, as janitor Jimmy reported.

Jimmy

Theatre staff urged to leave names for party attendance

Felice Faust theater manager asks cast and crew from East Lynne Macbeth and Ten Little Indians to leave their names in the speech office if they cannot attend the Christmas party Tuesday evening. The note stresses timely updates for planning.

East Lynne Macbeth Ten Little Indians Felice Faust

University Receives First Surplus Shipments from Lordstown Depot

Merle Wagoner surplus property coordinator announced that the university received the first big shipments of surplus property from the Lordstown Ordnance Depot near Warren this week.

Lordstown Warren The University Merle Wagoner

Group Reinstatement Sought After Greek Dance Misconduct

Student-faculty committee at Kent State votes to reinstate the one and a half hour post dance period on a probationary basis. Chaperones will estimate how many leave early as sorority and fraternity representatives back stricter discipline following Greek-dance incidents. Dr. James Beck and Dr. Maurice Baum urge firmer rules to protect the university’s reputation.

George A. Bowman James Beck Social Committee Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin Denison Maurice Baum Kent State University

Band or Canned Next Quarter Dance Planned at University

Bob Duncan of the University Veterans reports a band may play for social dancing on January 8 1947 the first Wednesday of the next quarter if funds allow. An announcement will follow. A net total of 83.50 was collected last Wednesday and bond counts depend on dancer contributions.

Bob Duncan The University Veterans Duncan

Dean Hosts Women Leaders for Monday Residence Meet

Dean invites sorority resident hostesses and dormitory staff including the Dean of Women Dr Ada V Hyatt to a 7 30 p m gathering in the Moulton Hall music room for an evening event.

Ada V. Hyatt Moulton Hall Music Room

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