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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1952

Page

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Athletic Committee Refuses To Retire Jersey Forty-Six

University council discusses budget worries over Chestnut Burr costs and agrees the Athletic policy committee unanimously voted not to retire Jack Mancos jersey. The council notes past retirements and plans elections for Feb 5 to fill four council vacancies and appoint four independents to committees.

Avis Pinney Davis Marilyn Beifuss Jack Mancos A. Sellen Roberts Red” Grange University of Illinois Red’ Grange Harry Moldovan

State-Of-Union speech amid peril and amnesty talk

The article reviews a State-Of-The-Union address amid perilous times, noting calls for political amnesty and continued aid abroad. It critiques Truman's slight tone, cites hunger as a key issue, and mentions Churchill watching from the gallery while grain futures react positively.

President Bowman To Host Christian Living Emphasis Week

President and Mrs. Bowman will host a Sunday reception for Christian Living Emphasis Week speakers and university students from 3 to 5 30 p m in the Union. Supper tickets are available in the ministers office. Dr James Stoner will assist and over 150 students organized the program with faculty advisory chairmen. The week includes seminars films and assemblies broadcast by WTAM and WAKR with Ralph Sockman appearing Monday.

George A. Bowman James Stoner University Christian Mission

Open Pool Requires Health Check For Students

Students wishing to swim this quarter in the MPE building must first pass a physical examination at the Health Center. A card will be issued for presentation to Mr. Ballenger, head of physical education. The pool hours are Monday and Wednesday 7 to 8 30 p m for men only, Tuesday and Friday for all students, and Sunday 2 to 4 30 p m for all students.

MPE Ballenger

Production Seeks Dancers and Designers for January Shows

Production needs dancers for No Time For Classes to be staged January 31 and February 1. Interested performers should contact Joyce Fulton by Saturday January 12 via mailbox or at Moulton Hall. Designers for costumes and props should reach Carolyn Arnold by Saturday via mailbox.

Joyce Fulton Moulton Hall Carolyn Arnold

Severe Drop In Enrollment This Quarter

Enrollment through January 9 stands at 4 337 per registrar Dr. Charles E Atkinson a sharp drop from 5 036 last quarter Only 460 veterans attend this quarter versus 838 previously December graduates total 84 with 82 in Business Administration 29 in Education and 22 in Liberal Arts Final registrations are not expected to rise significantly.

Charles E. Atkinson Business Administration Liberal Arts

GE Boosts Graduate Fellowship Awards Across Fields

General Electric announced higher benefits for its Educational Fund fellowships for physical science engineering and industrial management. Applications must be filed by February 18, 1952 to the secretary General Electric Educational Fund Schenectady NY. Married fellows receive 2100, unmarried 1400. funds cover tuition and support research domestically or abroad. Past fellows include Nobel laureate Carl Anderson and scientists Robert Bacher Elmer Hutchisson and Julian Schwinger.

A. D General Electric Educational Fund Schenectady New York Carl Anderson Robert F. Bacher Elmer V. Hutchisson Case Institute of Technology Julian Schwinger America

Faculty Exhibits In Annual Show at Butler Art Institute

Four faculty members have paintings on display at the 17th annual New Year show in Youngstown. They are Robert Morrow Harold Kitner William Schock of the art department and Mario Bertolino of the training school. Bertolino received honorable mention for his oil painting Windy City.

Butler Art Institute Youngstown Robert Morrow Harold Kitner William Schock Mario Bertolini Bertolini Windy City

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By Fred Blankenship Bud Davis Bill Sitler Shelia Smith Treas Bill Berzinec Mary Ellen Cross Kent State Council Puppy Bob McMahen Perry Stephenson Third Floor Kent Ruth Ann Love Blackie Perry Truman Congress Korea Winston Churchill Great Britain WTAM WAKR Ralph Sockman National Radio Pulpit Fame General Electric General Electric Company Marshall
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