No Amateur LaGuardias in Defense Training Plan
University expands defense activities as Dr. Leebrick urges stronger training for men and women in colleges and universities to support national needs.
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1942
Page
2
War and peace problems and defense project scrutiny
The piece argues 72 women accepted sorority bids but many may be ineligible for low grades. It criticizes amateur Mayor LaGuardias mismanaging defense efforts at the University and urges careful selection of projects and participants, efficient use of time, and full commitment to worthwhile work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGuardias
LaGuardia
Time to plan postwar peace beyond victory warns editorial
The Daily Texan editorial urges careful thought on postwar international relations beyond battlefield victory. It contrasts past peace failures with the need for a collective system safeguarding freedoms, warning against narrow national interests and urging a principled, cooperative path for all nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Boston
Kent Stater Announces Publication Schedule Change
The Kent Stater, a four times weekly student newspaper, notes publication suspended during summer term and entered as second class matter on October 11, 1927 at Kent Ohio. It is printed at 138 East Main Street by P. B. Bonsall Printing Co. and is a member of collegiate press associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Stater
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
Main St
Kent
Ace Collegiate Press
Eight Request Applications For Radio Courses
Howard Hansen director of the radio workshop said eight requests for admittance have been received for a one week training program for radio technicians to start soon. Most requests come from rural regions near Kent and publicity will be broadcast on nearby radio stations until classes are filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hansen
Kent
Hansen
Honor Society Elects Stump And Mitchell
Professor E Turner Stump head of the school of speech was reelected president of Alpha Psi Omega, a national honorary dramatic society. Elected vice president alongside him was Miss Yetta Mitchell, assistant professor of speech, teaching here on leave from Trinity College of Waxahachie Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Alpha Psi Omega
National Honorary Dramatic Society
Stump
Yetta Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Trinity College of
Waxahachié
Tex
In Brief Highlights From a College Survey
Seventy two per cent of students interviewed owned cameras. Prof H E Babbitt suggests coal can be pumped through pipelines instead of shipped in cars. New Jersey awards scholarships to Rutgers University and New Jersey College for Women to 30 physically disabled high achieving students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Babbitt
The
University of Illinois
New Jersey
Rutgers University
New Jersey College
Campus gossip column buzzes with romances and mischief
A loose campus gossip page recounts breakups and new romances among students, plus odd jobs, stage acts, and personal errands. Highlights mention Mary Campell and Ed Zink’s repeated split, Cay McGowan’s recovery, Betty Campell’s status, Lenny Hill’s job swap, and Roy Berger’s navel striptease act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Zink
Cay McGowan
Betty Campell
Bill McPhail
Aircorp
Emily Estes
Mary Hazen
Duane Barney
Lenny Hill
Butch Lifton
Marge Stepfield
the Falls
Connie Waldo
5Th Avenue
Kay Suits
Nooer
M Jay O'Brien
Council To Face Parking Problem
Kent City council will discuss discontinuing South Lincoln street parking used by University students and faculty at the January 19 meeting. A resident petition urged banning parking, while campus space behind Moulton hall was found to fit 60 to 80 cars. Mayor Lovell said the move would not hardship students. Mrs Stopher urged postponement awaiting University word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lincoln Street
Kent City
South Lincoln
Alf Lovell
Kent
Moulton Hall
Lovell
Helen Stopher
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