Lambda Phis Honor Signal Women At February Banquet
Lambda Phi plans a headliner banquet on February 25 to honor outstanding University women for scholarship personality leadership and activity. Lindy Barch announces a faculty committee including Dean Smallwood Dr Lester Munzen Mayer Dr Edna Lotz and Kay Maloney to select honorees with Marguerite Lamar and Helen Dix handling invitations.
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Lambda Phi
Lindy Barch
Miss Barch
Dean Smallwood
Lester Munzen- Mayer
Edna Lotz
Kay Maloney
Kent Courier-Tribune
Arthur Kraft Highlights Sixth Messiah Performance
Arthur Kraft tenor soloist led the sixth annual Handel Messiah by the school of music. A 150 voice chorus blended with soloists Laura Durstein Foster Miller Hilda McMillen with John Boda at piano and June Brenneman at organ.
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Arthur Kraft
School of Music
Laura Durstein
Foster Miller
Hilda McMillen
John Boda
June Brenneman
Debaters Bring Gold Cup Home from Ohio Event
The University of Ohio women’s debate team won first place among six schools at Capitol University in Columbus. Members Margie Jacot Carol Sayers Alice O Lickey and Jane Higgins led the squad winning 10 of 12 debates.
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University
Ohio
Capitol University
Columbus
Margie Jacot
Carol Sayers
Alice O’lickey
Jane Higgins
Virginia Essig
Peg Curry
Elizabeth Erfly
Jean Schilder
Wittenberg
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Bowling Green
Earlham College
Forensics Plan 2nd Faculty Debate Forum
The Student Forensic association hosts its second Inter departmental Evening forum on December 18 at 7 30 p m in room 316 Kent. Speakers include J John L Blair on educators problem in national crisis Ronald B Spacht on technical progress and national welfare Mary Kathryn Boswell on contribution of fine arts toward national security E W Tischendorf on abnormal demands for specialists in national crisis and E Turner Stump on fine arts and democracy. The audience may ask questions and offer suggestions, with Henry Theiss as forum chairman.
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Student Forensic Association
Kent
J. John L. Blair
Ronald B. Spacht
Mary Kathryn Boswell
E. W. Tischendorf
E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Henry Theiss
World War II updates from Asia and Pacific
Reports from Singapore Hong Kong Manila Wake and Midway detail Japanese advances and defensive holds. The Pearl Harbor attack prompts an army navy board while U S casualties and ship losses are reported. Hungary joins Bulgaria in war against the United States. Dutch Indies patrols sink several Japanese vessels. Britain pledges no immediate food rationing.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Knox
Hawaiian Islands
Arizona
Oklahoma
Dutch East Indies
Singapore
London
Lawrence Wilkin
British Isles
Pacific
Mixed Chorus To Sing Carols On Broadcast
The University Mixed Chorus directed by Joseph Lupkiewicz will perform on the all-student Christmas program on station KSRW today. Selections include Wake O Wake the Watch Are Calling The Holly and Ivy and Alleluia Chorus.
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Joseph Lupkiewicz
KSRW
Abeluia Chorous
Yetta Mitchell
Bill Guisewite
James Muzzey
Tom Bates
Stan Mouse
Frances Allen
Milan Graach
Wilkin Awarded Medal For U T Achievement
Rodger Wilkin a senior in the school of education received a gold medal for four years of outstanding service in the University theatre at a Wills gym dance. Alice O Lickey a senior won a $10 prize for the top individual in selling University theatre memberships this year. Cups went to Pi Kappa Sigma and Alpha Omega for best fraternity and sorority sales.
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School of Education
Wills Gym
Alice O’lickey
Pi Kappa Sigma
Alpha Omega
Schulke Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy at Akron Hospital
Edward Schulke a sophomore in the college of liberal arts was rushed to St. Thomas hospital Akron Sunday night for an emergency appendicitis operation. He was resting comfortably yesterday, according to hospital reports.
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Edward Schulke
College of Liberal Arts
St. Thomas’ Hospital
Akron
University Officials To Discuss Credit For Servicemen Today
University President Dr. K C Leebrick will meet with the deans to determine the amount and type of academic credit for students drafted or enlisted. He returns from the West Coast where he attended International Relations Institute meetings and begins plans to counter wartime effects on student studies.
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K. C. Leebrick
West Coast
Institute of International Relations
Leebrick
May Short Course May Be Postponed
Questionnaires go to Short Course in News Photography advisory committee members to decide if the fifth annual meeting on March 24 28 should be held due to world conditions. Director Dale Rooks says press photographers may be unable to leave posts to attend and asks if speakers can attend and if the course should be discontinued for the year.
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Dale Rooks
Rooks
Red Cross War Relief Drive Planned in Portage County
A Red Cross war relief drive aims to raise 20000 with University participation announced by Dean Musselman. The prior drive raised 115 with contributions from Kindergarten Primary club Elementary Education club and many campus organizations including YMCA HPE club Engineers' club and various sororities.
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Red Cross
Portage County
Dean Frew Musselman
University
Dean Musselman
Lowry
Moulton
Engleman
Cardinal Key
Pan-Hellenic
WAA
HPE
Engineers’ Club
YMCA
Beta Gamma
Gamma Sigma Phi
Sima
Sigma Sigma
Theta Sigma Upsilon Sororities
Penny Drive Smashes Record Total of 20.78
Agnes Young announced that the penny drive reached a new record totaling 20.78 dollars after all boxes were checked. The drive was coordinated by the Men's Union and the Commerce Club last week and the tally surpassed previous highs.
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Agnes Young
Dean of Men
Men's Union and Commerce Club
Tryouts Scheduled for University Theatre Murder Mystery
University theatre announces tryouts for Invitation to Murder in room 316 Kent Hall at 7. Director E Turner Stump says the Broadway hit by Rufus King will be staged February 5 and 6 with a cast of three women and eight men.
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University Theatre
Kent Hall
E. Turner Stump
Rufus King
Roosevelt denounces Hitler over rights of the US
Franklin D Roosevelt, in commemorating the founding of the Bill of Rights, denounced Adolf Hitler as trying to take away the rights guaranteed by the first ten amendments. He called Hitler’s duty only to himself and labeled dictators as threats reviving barbarism.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Adolph Hitler
Hitler
Draft Registration Plans Grow as Congress Debates Scope
Officials describe possible universal registration for men 18 to 65 and liable training for 19 to 45. University refunds draftees' registration money depending on term elapsed. War Department notes delays mean ages 21 to 35 likely drafted first, with broader calls later.
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Congress
United States
War Department
Army
Choir to Sing Christmas Hymns at University Assembly
University choir will sing Christmas hymns and the audience will join in with carols at 11 a m Friday in the auditorium announced yesterday by Joseph Lupkiewicz choir director.
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Joseph Lupkiewicz
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Ruth Sivon
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Manila
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Philippine Islands
Wake
Midway Islands
Hungary
Bulgaria
Wilkin
U. T
Rodger Wilkin
Schulke
E. C. Stopher
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