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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1942

Page

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Dobbin Comes Back As Tires Are Rationed

Tire rationing spreads across the nation affecting Kent with limited tires for commuting students. Dr. C C Kochenderfer says 176 women and about 600 men travel from Portage County will need car sharing or rotation. Only 39 passenger and 99 truck tires plus 65 tubes are allotted locally with conditions for recapping or replacing tires.

C. CC. Kochenderfer Kent Kochenderfer Penn-Ohio Akron Erie Railroad Warren B.&o

KSU Mobilizes To Stamp Axis Defense Plan

Kent State moves to sponsor a Bomber Club under Ray Moran to buy defense stamps after Axis ships or planes are sunk or shot down. A defense stamp could cost from 10 cents to 1 dollar and would be added to student and faculty fund collections.

United States Kent States Ray Moran

Plan Training For Naval Reserve Here

University president Dr. K. C. Leebrick announced that several new courses will be added to the curriculum to enable students enlisting in the U S Naval Reserve to meet service requirements.

Naval Reserve U.S. Naval Reserve K. C. Leebrick

Naval Reserve students may continue college work

Students enlisting in the Naval Reserve may pursue their college studies if they can show they have the required courses to enroll in the three months naval course at one of the training stations, Dr Leebrick notes.

Leebrick

University Plans Program To Drill Radio Technicians

Ohio universities discuss an extensive 16 week program to train radio technicians for military and defense work. Kent State will start courses February first, open to high school graduates with physics and mathematics. Drs Coven Lefler Leebrick and Hansen lead and coordinate the effort with the National Association of Broadcasters session.

Army Navy Civilian Defense Service Allen Cowen Kent State Cowen Ohio National Association of Broadcasters Columbus K. C. Leebrick Howard Hansen Coven Glenn Q. Lefler Hansen

Education Seniors To Meet Monday

An important meeting of prospective seniors in the college of education will be held Monday Jan 12 at 4 p m in the auditorium. Dr L H Munzenmayer director of teacher placement announced yesterday. Students who plan to graduate at end of the summer session 1942 should also attend.

College of Education L. H. Munzenmayer

Roosevelt orders selective service registration Feb 16

President Roosevelt yesterday ordered the registration of men aged 20 to 44 for selective military service on February 16. Those whose 20th birthday occurs after December 31, 1941 are exempt from registration under the proclamation.

Roosevelt

Chi Pi To Present Surprise On Radio

Chi Pi plans a surprise radio feature on WADC at 4:00 p m. The University band directed by Roy Metcalf has recorded two marches Our Director and The American Way for the workshop program. Tom Bates and Stanley Mouse will present a Kent scene survey.

Chi Pi Chi Po Ete Sa Sin Radio Workshop WADC Akron Roy Metcalf Tom Bates Stanley Mouse Kent

Students To Vote On Constitution At Kent State

The new undergraduate constitution will be voted on with the annual Miss Kent State election set for Thursday January 22. Petitions for Miss Kent State candidacy must be filed by noon Saturday January 17 at the dean of women's office. The council delayed trophy awards for Homecoming decorations pending defense and may issue substitute plaques if cups are unavailable.

Kent State Miss Kent State Special Council Bob Cook Cook Dean of Women's Office Joe Hart Ed Zink Constitutional Committee Dorothy Siedschlag Council K. C. Leebrick National Student Federation of America University of Minnesota Bob Mosher

KSU Groups Rally to Aid University Defense Council

Campus groups mobilize for the UDC emergency effort. Gamma Sigma Phi and Sigma Sigma Sigma take over knitting for the Red Cross. Pi Kappa Delta will provide speakers explaining defense work. Women's Athletic Association runs a six week health drive. Custodians collect wastepaper. Tri Sigs and Kindergarten Club run penny drives. Books for men in camp, first aid courses, posters by Art Club. Miss Mary Wagner named secretary to the Defense board.

Red Cross Gamma Sigma Phi Sigma Sigma Sigma Pi Kappa Delta United States Defense Council Women’s Athletic Association Tri Sigs Kindergarden HPE Art Club Mary Wagner Defense Board

Kent Students Enlist in Service

Six University of Kent students left school to enlist in the armed forces after Japan's entry into the war. Charles Marks and Harris Moore joined the Marines, Richard O'Conner and Lowell Werzei joined the Air Corps, Joan Reid joined the Navy, and Wrevtense entered the Naval Reserve.

Japan EB. C. Stopher Charles Marks Harris Moore Marines Richard O'Conner Lowell Werzei Ie Air Corps Joan Reid Navy Naval

Leebrick to Cite Defense Problems at Assembly

President K C Leebrick will outline defense problems at a special administrative assembly scheduled for tomorrow at 9 a m The event announced by Prof Alvin J Miller includes part of the period devoted to Blue Key and Cardinal Key tapping ceremonies hosted by the assembly committee chair.

K. C. Leebrick Alvin J. Miller Miller

War Stops Short Course This Year

The annual short course in news photography is suspended due to ongoing war conditions. Professor William Taylor announced the delay as sufficient reporters and photographers are needed with their newspapers during the war. Dale Rooks and 22 lecturers supported the decision, with plans to reestablish when the emergency ends. Frank J. Scherschel would have chaired the fifth course.

William Taylor School of Journalism Taylor Dale Rooks Frank J. Scherschel The Milwaukee Journal

Dancing Resumes In Wills Gym Tomorrow At Seven

Social dancing will be resumed tomorrow night at 7 o'clock in Wills gym. Dr A C Poe director announced the return of the event yesterday.

Wills Gym A. C. Poe

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