Burrs Queen Race Narrows to Five Nominees
After six and a half hours the Chestnut Burr nominating committee trimmed 15 candidates to five girls for Burr queen selection. Final nominations were led by William Schraegle Leonard Kramer and George Condos. Home towns include Cuya hoga Falls Cleveland Melrose Massachusetts.
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Chestnut Burr
Marge Stepfield
Marjorie Daubenspeck
Elaine Harvey
Bonita Dray
Alita Boecker
William Schraegle
Leonard Kramer
George Condos
Cuyahoga Falls
Alpha Omega
Kent State
Jean Ulmer
Cleveland
Melrose
Mass
Stepfield
Harvey
Boecker
Dray
Daubenspeck
Tax help for faculty by internal revenue official
J. C. Morehead the col lector of internal revenue will visit the campus Wednesday January 22 and be available for conference from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Faculty are urged to bring all data to room 103 Merrill Hall for help in computing income tax reports.
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J. C. Morehead
Internal Revenue
Merrill Hall
A Question of Principle One Act Farce Draws 400
An assembly program presented a one act farce titled A Question of Principle mocking modernism in religion banking law politics and justice. The satire drew about 400 students to the event and showcased sharp wit and topical humor.
Pro Grappling Exposed By Begala As Rotten Racket
Joe Begala, KSU wrestling coach, denounces professional wrestling as a rotten racket built on blood and thunder. He described pro bouts as staged shows, recounting his own quick pins and the pressure from managers, arguing that cleaning up the pro scene would end the sport.
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Begala
Joe Begala
KSU
Joe
Science club meeting and campus notices at Kent State
Multiple campus events listed for 4 PM today include a Science club meeting in room 419 McGilvrey hall for physics, chemistry and science majors, editor applications due for Kent Stater, an experimental theater second meeting in room 316 Kent hall to discuss Death Takes A Holiday, and a Math club gathering in room 301 McGilvrey hall with a calculus talk by Prof. Harold Rogers. Social dancing follows the basketball game in Wills gym until 10 PM with Miss Julia Marshall in charge if Dr. Arthur Poe is unavailable.
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McGilvrey Hall
Experimental Theater
Kent Hall
Frances Allen
Wills Gym
Kent State High
Julia Marshall
Arthur Poe
Charles Sindledecker
Harold Rogers
Laura Hill
Mentor, O
Kent Merchants Donates Sweaters for Swagger Raffle
The sophomore Sweater Swagger dance at Wills gym Friday night will award seven prizes of men's and women's sweaters to dancers chosen by lot. Tickets cost 75 cents per couple and are on sale at the front of Wills gym. Sophomores due for class dues may pay this week, with dues cards required for entry.
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Wills Gymnasium
Dick McGinnis
Kent
McGinnis
Kent Edges Zippers 33-29 in Kent State upset of Akron
Kent State University’s Fighting Golden Flashes edged the Akron Zippers 33-29 at Good year gym. Bill Boliantz sparked the rally, sinking a push shot and a clincher after a 29-29 deadlock. Joe Price led scoring with nine points for Kent State.
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Kent
Zippers
Boliantz Stars
Matty Fenn
Kent State University
Fighting Golden Flashes
U. of Akron Zippers
Goodyear Gymnasium
Bill Boliantz
Flashes
Boliantz
Price
Kent State
Akron
Joe “Spook” Price
Hero Boliantz
Flossie
Bennie Flossie
Reporter Shows Flu Advice At Doctor's Office
Reporter Mickey Vacaria reports on flu prevention from Dr. A O DeWeese and shares basic tips such as eight hours of sleep and eating fruits and vegetables. The piece notes 15 students already in the infirmary and lists names of those recuperating at home.
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Mickey
Dover
Earl Vacaria
A. O. DeWeese
Vacaria
Dr. DeWeese
William Cropley
Mary Hazen
Dale Hostettler
Donald Weimer
James Ganas
Martha Harper
Barbara Colley
Ray Rozak
John Boesch
Harry Bush
Thomas Master
Erle Zimmerman
Dorothy Thompson Clyde Friar
Audrey Schriber
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