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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1950

Page

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Dorothy Thompson to speak on These Crucial Days at campus

Dorothy Thompson renowned columnist radio commentator and author will lecture Saturday at 8 15 p m in the university auditorium on These Crucial Days The University Forum committee presents the talk with Prof James Holm serving as chairman Thompson a Syracuse graduate and noted advocate for women s equal rights has a long career including Berlin foreign correspondence for the New York Evening Post and interviews with Irish patriot Terrence McSweeney prior to his hunger strike and death Her extensive travels and books are highlighted by a list of works and honorary degrees from Tufts Columbia and Syracuse universities.

Dorothy Thompson Miss Thompson University Forum Committee James Holm Syracuse University Europe Ireland Terrence McSweeney McSweeney Berlin Germany New York Evening Post Tufts Columbia Syracuse Roosevelt Winston Churchill America England Palestine Italy France Poland Greece Turkey Trieste Hitler

Over 6000 Names 1950 Student Directory On Sale

The 1950 Student Directory goes on sale to students and faculty with limited copies today at the Phi Beta Phi house the Gamma Tau Delta house and a stand between Merrill and Kent halls. Remaining copies will be available tomorrow at fraternity houses and the hall table. It lists over 6000 names with local and home addresses and phones. Priced at 75 cents, same as last year.

Ard Phi Beta Phi Gamma Tau Delta Merrill Kent Halls

Students win Time awards in circulation letter contest

John McGinley and Norbert C Teachout won two of four prizes in Time magazine circulation letter contest judged from letters that brought in subscriptions. The two seniors or graduates earned a year of Time or Life or six months of Fortune, among other prizes.

John McGinley Norbert C. Teachout Time Magazine Marian Darst McGinley Teachout Time Life Fortune

Kent State alumni group attends Cleveland game

More than 100 members of the Kent State University Club of Cleveland will attend the Golden Flashes versus St. Francis at the Cleveland arena. Mickey Dover leads the alumni block in a special seating section to cheer the team and will welcome 1950 Cleveland grads after graduation. The doubleheader continues with San Francisco versus John Carroll.

Kent State University Club Cleveland Golden Flash Basketeers St. Francis Cleveland Arena Mickey Dover Kent State Flashes Dover Kent

BG Chooses 2 Candidates for Student Council Posts

Blue and Gold party selects Paul Bilchak and Nancy Pence as candidates for senior and junior student council seats in the special election set for February 7. Bilchak is a social studies major, booster club advisory committee member, and Alpha Phi Beta member. Pence is a business major and member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority pledge chapter.

Paul Bilchak Nancy Pence Blue and Gold Bilchak Booster Club Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity Miss Pence Alpha Chi Omega Sorority

Jimmy Beggs Orchestra at Mid-week Hop

Jimmy Beggs orchestra to perform Wednesday evening from 8 to 10 at the Student Union ballroom. Admission set at 25 cents per person.

Jimmy Beggs Student Union

Park Barrel Awards Two Trophies For Top Acts

The women's league and men's union will award only first place trophies to the best male and female acts at Park Barrel this Friday at 7 p.m. Second place will be announced but no trophies awarded. Eliminations begin tonight as the central committee hopes one night will screen all competitors.

Park Barrel Women’s League Men’s Union

Tryouts Open for University Theater Cinderella

University students are invited to today’s 3 to 5 p.m. auditions in 314K for the Theater production Cinderella a children's play. Assistant Professor Earle E Curtis notes the auditions are open to all students and the show is sponsored by the American Association of University Women with a March 3 production date.

University Theater

Top Hop Plans Highlight Council Session Notes

Council reviewed social committee minutes and learned John Kapiolias leads a Top Hop dance planning for Feb 17. Dorsey band was unavailable. Dean Raymond E Manchester suggested cheaper regional music or a radio personality with a smaller orchestra.

John Kapiolias Tommy Dorsey Dean of Men Raymond E. Manchester

The Bartered Bride Radio Adaptation by Radio Workshop

Clem Scerbach adapts Bedrick Emetana aria The Bartered Bride for Radio Workshop to air Friday 4 15 p m on WKSU and Saturday 11 a m on WAKR Akron The cast includes Francine Oren Gus Avialotis Mac Ordwell Gene Mekler and Charles Kray John Lapidakis is engineer Dave Freed directs The production includes music and is set in mid 19th century Austria Hungary where arranged marriage is common.

Clem Scerbach Bedrick Emetana Radio Workshop WKSU Wakr Akron Francine Oren Gus Avialotis Mac Ordwell Gene Mekler Charles Kray John Lapidakis Dave Freed

Second New York Tour Planned For March 18

The school of speech announces a four day spring break trip to New York City from March 18 to 21 for university students at a cost of 45 to 47 dollars. The itinerary includes Broadway and Radio City performances, Hayden Planetarium, Empire State Building, Radio City studios, and a bus tour with rail fare and hotel included. Students should contact Prof. G. Harry Wright or Mrs. Shirley Geer in the speech office to enroll.

New York City School of Speech Radio City Music Hall Hayden Planetarium Empire State Building Radio City Kent Erie New York Holland Tunnel New York Transportation and Communication Harry Wright Shirley Geer

Truman Approves Hydrogen Bomb Construction

President Truman authorized building the hydrogen bomb yesterday afternoon, a weapon about a thousand times more powerful than the atomic bomb. He acted as Commander in Chief to defend the United States against any possible aggressor.

Truman United States

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