Army Captain To Address Policies Class
C. D. Riggle a field artillery captain will speak to Prof. H. R. Nissley business policies class tomorrow at 3 pm. He will discuss opportunities for young men in the U S military after leaving the armed forces. Riggle served 16 years as a reserve officer and has held varied posts including CCC commands and Ohio Industrial Commission referee duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Riggle
United States Army
H. R. Nissley
United States
Riggle
Akron Law School
Akron
Cardinal Key Buys Furnishings For Commuters Room
Cardinal Key women finalize plans to furnish the McGilvrey hall commuters room with gay chintzes lounge chairs and a radio. The items are purchased by the women's honorary under the supervision of the Women's league. Lillian Kochen derfer and Jeanne Claypoole chair the furniture selection committee.
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McGilvrey Hall
Women’s Honorary
Women's League
Lillian Kochenderfer
Jeanne Claypoole
Berta Kernen
Honorary
Four In Infirmary Ailing Students Amid Warm Weather
A marked decline in infirmary patients accompanies the warm weather wave. Yvonne Horton, Helen Tury, Beverly Allen, and Ruth Mattis are the only students confined at present, all recuperating from colds.
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Yvonne Horton
Helen Tury
Beverly Allen
Ruth Mattis
Oolds
Radio Workshop Seeks Talent For Script Writing
Those interested in script writing sound effects and control engineering should report to Albert Capuder director of the radio workshop tonight and tomorrow night at seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Capuder
Bulletin News Reel Cameraman Ready to Shoot
Universal news reel cameraman will photograph the most photographed girl in America this morning in Kent. The shoot is set for about 9 a m and comes directly from Chicago via Short Course Director Dale Rooks who received the late night word.
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America
Universal News Reel
Kent
Chicago
Dale Rooks
News Reel
Ohio Conference on Reading Kent Session Set
The Ohio Conference on Reading, sponsored by five Ohio State universities, will hold its Kent session from June 30 to July 3. Dean John L. Blair announces the event aimed at promoting reading teaching and educational projects across the universities. The Kent committee includes Dean Blair, Dean Frew Musselman, Miss Suzzanne Kahler, and Dr. Wilma Garnett.
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Ohio
Suzzanne Kahler
Wilma Garnett
Ashland Downs Flashes 47-34 in Ashland College Tilt
Ashland College Eagles defeated Kent State University Golden Flashes 47 to 34. The Flashes led 13-8 after one quarter and 18-14 at halftime before Ashland surged ahead 22-21 early in the third and pulled away for the win.
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Kent State University
Eagles
Ashland College
The
Flashes
Industrial Arts Group To Hold Second Annual Banquet Tonight
The Industrial Arts group hosts its second annual banquet at 6 15 PM in the University dining hall with Earl Mason of Cleveland schools speaking on Industrial Arts and Defense. E C Stopher and C B Van Deusen will present talks and announce four Ford Trade School summer scholarships in Detroit. Nelson Lilewellyn leads the industrial arts choir with Bob Deal conducting the orchestra and Adrian Van Wylen directing group singing.
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Earl Mason
Cleveland
E. C. Stopher
van Deusen
Ford Trade School
Detroit
Nelson Lilewellyn
Bob Deal
Adrian van Wyen
Freshmen Sign Up For Campus Party At Alhambra
Freshmen must sign up by 5 p m to attend a party Friday at the Alhambra theater in Cuyahoga Falls. Ten cents is paid at the entrance to Wills gym and activity cards grant a return trip. President Ray Gallagher says 300 students max and first come, first served. Dean Mary Smallwood praises the planners.
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Alhambra
Cuyahoga Falls
Wills Gym
Ray Gallagher
Gallagher
Mary L. Smallwood
Attorney Urges Senior Men To Consider Political Career
Akron attorney Paul H. Taylor urged a group of senior men at the Robinhood luncheon to pursue political activity as a career. As president of the Akron Republican clubs federation, he said older workers welcome new talent and that future government will rely on college trained men. He advised overcoming stigma of collegial radicals and noted his Ohio State education. Henry La Torraca organized the meeting and introduced him.
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Paul H. Taylor
Akron
Federation of Akron Republican Clubs
the Robinhood
Taylor
The
United
Ohio State
Henry la Torraca
Band Concert To Feature Music Of European Artists
Kent State University band directed by Prof Roy D Metcalf performs in the auditorium at 8 15 p m presenting works by Wagner Thomas Moussorgsky Strauss Sousa and composers with a noted clarinet quartet and a triplet of cornets among the program selections. Prof E Turner Stump chair of the school of speech will publish Tournament Plans and Regulations in the March issue of Player s magazine and will judge regional National Thespian contests at Fairmont W Va on March 29 and speak April 18 at the Northeastern Ohio Teachers association dinner on Our Speech Program in the High Schools.
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E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Player's Magazine
National Collegiate Players
Stump
Texas
Indiana
West Virginia
Fairmont
W. Va
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Akron Women's Civic Club
Kent State University Band
Roy D. Metcalf
Richard Wagner
Ambroise Thomas
Modest Moussorgsky
Johann Strauss II
John Phillip Sousa
GE Expert to Speak on Fluorescent Lighting at McGilvrey Hall
GE lighting chief Dr. W E Forsythe visits the Science Council to discuss fluorescent lighting in room 419 McGilvrey hall. He will dine with council members Dr A W Cowen Jack Fowler William Pliskin Sheonard Kramer Gino Ferrini and Seward Averill before delivering a 7 30 p m talk open to interested attendees.
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McGilvrey Hall
W. E. Forsythe
Nela Park
General Electric
Physical Science Department
A. W. Cowen
Jack Fowler
William Pliskin
Sheonard Kramer
Gino Ferrini
Seward Averill
Forsythe
Forensic Meeting Of High Schools Draws 400+ In Ohio
More than 200 students from 30 Ohio high schools will attend the Ohio district meeting of the National Forensic League held April 17 to 19. Debates, extemporaneous speaking, oratory, and declamation contests will run with 25 to 30 events simultaneously. seven winners in each of six divisions advance to nationals in Lexington, Kentucky. University chairs and Kent State judges will oversee rounds and tours of the campus include a performance of No Time For Classes.
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Ohio
National Forensic League
J. N. Holm
Holm
Lexington
Kent
Conservation Films Shown At Forum Tonight
University soil conservation visuals were displayed last night by Dr. Ralph Dexter. Films titled The Earth The Rocky Crust The Work of Rivers and The Ground Waters illustrated background studies on soil conservation for attendees.
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Conservation Forum
Ralph Dexter
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Cardinal Key
Dorothy Hostettler
Kay Maloney
Janet Foltz
Dean J. L. Blair
Bulletin
Reading
Ashland
Industrial Arts Group
Washington, D. C
National Education Theater Association
Thespians
Hopak
Moussorgsky Rienzi Overture
Andante
Bohne
Joan Norris
Hazel Hawley
Zada Farmer
Florence Gilbert
Henneberg
Cornet
Arthur Sill
Harold Schlegel
Gladys Mumaw
Perpetum Mobile
Stars and Stripes Forever
Sousa
Prof
Science Council
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