Finals in radio speaking contest announced for tomorrow
The be we ee finals in the radio speaking contest sponsored by the student forensic association and Men's union will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the radio workshop studios. Finalists are Jim Muzzy Edgar Chapman Paul Haffer and Harold Stern. Judges include E Turner Stump Harold Hansen and James Holm. The winner earns points toward the Manchester cup and forensic cup.
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Men’s Union
Radio Workshop
Turner Stump
School of Speech
Jim Muzzy
Edgar Chapman
Paul Haffer
Harold Stern
E. Turner Stump
Harold Hansen
James Holm
No Tea Less Milk For Kent Coeds
Mrs. Elizabeth Fellers, head dietitian, said women in University dining halls will be served only one pot of butter one glass of milk and no tea until they stop wasting food. She cited wasteful use of butter and milk as prices rise and noted seconds will not be served.
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Elizabeth Fellers
Manchester Asks Return Of Men’s Survey Blanks
University asks male students to return survey blanks to room 301 Mer Till hall for permanent military service records. Dean R. E. Manchester said the blanks, issued by the University Defense council, are to identify men joining the armed forces.
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Manchester
Mer- Till Hall
R. E. Manchester
Men
Mens
University Defense Council
Social Dancing Tonight After Wrestling Meet at Wills Gym
Dr A C Poe announces regular social dancing will follow the Akron Kent State wrestling matches in Wills gym this evening.
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Wills Gym
A. C. Poe
Nutrition Drive Emphasizes Diet in WAA Health Push
The Women's Athletic Association allocates week two of its health drive to nutrition and diet. Betty Brunner leads the effort with support from Dr. Ryder's nutrition classes guiding participants.
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Women’s Athletic Association
Betty Brunner
Dr. Ryder
Faculty Recital Features Beethoven Dvorak Mozart Trio
Kenneth Byler George Rowe and Harold Miles present a faculty recital in the University auditorium at 8 30 tomorrow night. The program includes Beethoven Sonata No 4 in A minor Dvorak Sonata in G Major Op 100 and Mozart Trio in E flat major featuring Rowe on clarinet Byler on viola and Miles on piano.
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Kenneth Byler
George Rowe
Harold Miles
University
Beethoven
Dvorak
Mozart
Rowe
Byler
Miles
Pierce Announces Intramural Debate Contests
Intramural forensics director Scheffel Pierce announced an inter organizational debate contest for early next semester. Interested organizations should contact the speech department. The resolution asks whether instruction in religion should be an integral part of Ohio's educational system.
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Scheffel Pierce
Pierce
Ohio
Immediate draft begins for senior students under 60 days
Brig. Gen. Hershey announced that university students with a year or less to graduate will not be deferred beyond 60 days, making them liable for immediate call. He noted civilians may be drafted for essential services and that married men with children will likely wait until seven million total army personnel. The navy announced a new construction regiment in the naval reserve to replace civilian workers and support overseas needs.
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Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Navy
Naval Reserve
United States
Phi Chi Presents Radio Program
Psi Chi members joined a WADC radio workshop discussing staying busy during the international crisis. Dr Edna Lotz urged daily activity and avoiding undirected thinking. Participants included Bill Schraegle Ruth Sivon and Paul Acker with readings by E Leonard Silverstein piano by Allan Cope and songs by Marjorie Gatts The Portage County social federation segment was canceled due to technical difficulties.
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Psi Chi
WADC
Edna Lotz
Bill Schraegle
Ruth Sivon
Paul Acker
E. Leonard Silverstein
Portage County Social Federation
Religion as wartime art substitute urged by Ransom
John Crowe Ransom editor of the Kenyon Review told a university forum that religion is the only substitute for fine arts destroyed by war. He argued wartime art becomes applied propaganda and should take the form of community pageantry with active participation.
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John Crowe Ransom
Kenyon Review
Second University Forum
Grace Sherrer
Wordsworth
Ransom
Mary Kathryn Boswell
John Lewis Blair
College of Education
Maurice Baum
Department of Philosophy
Sherrer
Walter L Simmons
Letter protests ownership claims to library books
A protest letter and counter proposals were sent to a claimant over 700 reference books donated to the University by Mrs. Susan B. Reed widow of Fostoria lawyer. Dr. H. D. Byrne said the University paid hauling costs and should retain some rights. Proposals seek splitting the 700 books into two lists with University choosing or Maurer choosing first.
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Susan B. Reed
Fostoria
H. D. Byrne
Department of Political Science
William F. Maurer
Reed
Byrne
Juniors and Sophomores Plan Class Meetings Today
Junior class president Bill Guisewite announced a 4 p m meeting in room 214 Kent Hall to discuss plans for the annual class dance. Sophomore class president John Lemak said a 4 p m session in room 210 Kent Hall will finalize arrangements for a theater party.
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Kent
Kent Hall
Bill Guisewite
John Lemak
Nelson named head of new wartime production board
War bulletin reports Donald M. Nelson, former Sears Roebuck executive, appointed chief of the War Production Supply Board by President Roosevelt. The post aims to reduce red tape in supplying war materials, likened to England’s Lord Beaverbrook's role. Also notes extended ban on new car and truck sales to February 2 and lowers Air Corps enlistment age from 20 to 18 while keeping a 27 maximum.
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Donald M. Nelson
Sears-Roebuck Company
New War Production Supply Board
Pres
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nelson
England
Lord Beaverbrook
Cleveland
Army Air Corps
Air Corps
Recreation supervisors heat five day conference events
About 50 conference delegates from the Works Progress Administration in northeastern Ohio attend a five day program. The schedule includes bowling, robeling, apparatus stunts, handball demonstrations, and a judo display by Joe Begala. Afternoon activities feature tap dancing and group discussions. A Kent versus Akron wrestling match closes the day in Will's gym.
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Recreation Supervisors
Works Progress Administration
Ohio
Wills Gym
Joe Begala
Kent
Akron
Willseym
Leadenham Chosen Miss KSU Greek Candidate
Akron junior Betty Jane Leadenham was selected as the Greek candidate for Miss Kent State after receiving unanimous support from the Greek organization. She is a member of WAA University Theatre Engleman Hall council and Kindergarten Primary club.
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Betty Jane Leadenham
Akron
Alpha Omega Sorority
Kent State
Bob Cook
Said
Miss Leadenham
WAA
University Theatre
Engleman Hall Council
Kindergarten
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