Hope for NTFC Fades After Apple Refusal to Produce
NTFC salvage hopes faded after Don Harris resigned as producer and Roy Apple declined to produce his script due to outside work. Apple had planned to enter the script in competition, but Harris asked him to join, and Apple agreed earlier. The 1942 production of No Time for Classes, built by campus talent, faced uncertainty as the faculty committee reported no official cancellation yet.
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NTFC
Don Harris
Roy Apple
Apple
Harris
Stan Mouse
Bill Guisewite
Herbie Rosen
G. Harry Wright
$1000 Radio Prize Offered Debaters
University students may win a first prize of $1000 in the National Intercollegiate Radio Prize debate on the National Broadcasting System. J N Holm director of forensics announced yesterday. The final debate is set for May 10 on the topic Does youth have a fair opportunity under our American system of competitive enterprise.
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National Broadcasting System
J. N. Holm
Glee Club Concert Set For Tuesday Evening
University of women’s glee club conducts a 43 member program Tuesday at 8 15 p m in the auditorium under Miss Elfreda Littlejohn. The concert features works from Reynolds Hahn Graham Vaughn Purcell with Clara Biasella solos and instrumental support from John Lemak Evelyn Smiley and Arthur Johnson. Alyce Carr returns to accompany with a solo piece Papillons by Schumann.
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University Women’s Glee Club
Elfreda Littlejohn
Miss Littlejohn
Reynolds Hahn
Graham Vaughan
Henry Purcell
Clara Biasella
John Lemak
Evelyn Smiley
Arthur Johnson
Glee Club
Alyce Carr
Robert Schumann
Smallwood To Speak To Off Campus Women
Dean of women Mary L. Smallwood will explain the defense program to off campus and commuting women. The first mass meeting is Monday at 4 p m in 317 McGilvrey hall with later talks at Lowry hall 6 15 p m and Summit hall 7 o clock for Summit students.
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Mary L. Smallwood
McGilvrey Hall
Miss Smallwood
Lowry Hall
Summit Hall
Uncle Sam Needs Service of Colleges Roosevelt Says Colleges Must Aid War Effort
President Roosevelt states the United States needs the services of higher learning institutions and pledges their full cooperation in the current war effort. He warns against harming colleges and requests ongoing information through the U S Commissioner, as relayed to Dr Guy E Snavely and President Leebrick.
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Uncle Sam
Service of Colleges
Roosevelt
K. C. Leebrick
Guy E. Snavely
The
Association of American Colleges
Leebrick
United States
Four Winners Dominate Radio Speaking Contest
Final awards in the radio speaking contest went to Edgar Chapman Harold Stern Jim Muzzy and Paul Haffer. Chapman was the unanimous first place choice of judges E Turner Stump Harold Hansen and James Holm. Points count toward the Manchester cup and the Forensic cup. Contestants faced sports news musical and station identification tasks.
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Edgar Chapman
Harold Stern
Jim Muzzy
Paul Haffer
Chapman
E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Harold Hansen
James Holm
Schmiedel Nominated By Independent Party
Jane Schmiedel an Akron education junior is nominated by the Independent party for Miss Kent State in a special meeting. She contends with Akron rival Betty Jane Leadenham the Greek candidate for the title. Schmiedel participates in Biology club Women’s Athletic association University Theatre and International Relations club.
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Jane Schmiedel
Akron
Kent
Independent Party
Miss Schmiedel
Biology Club
Women's Athletic Association
University Theatre
International Relations Club
Betty Jane Leadenham
Fifteen Sign Up To Aid In Emergency Defense
Approximately 15 students registered for defense aid work yesterday in room 303 Merrill Hall. Miss Jeanne Parrish assistant dean of women said last night many were popular students who signed to work in case of an emergency. Registration will continue Monday and Tuesday of next week.
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Merrill Hall
Jeanne Parrish
Kent State to host Ray Scott 13-piece orchestra for January 31 hop
Ray Scott and his 13-piece orchestra plus the Scott quintet will perform at the Kent State Name Band dance January 31. Tickets cost $1 per couple, with balcony seating at regular prices. Miss Kent State will be chosen January 22 and showcased during intermission. The event runs 9 to 1, with some program broadcast from the university gymnasium.
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Kent State
Raymond Scott
Scott
Delta Sigma Pi Approves College of Business for Membership
Delta Sigma Pi has voted to add the college of business administration here to its eligibility list. Joe Blair, president of Delta Kappa Psi, announced the decision via H G Wright and said the local group could petition for membership as a chapter once the current chapters consent. Seven new Delta Kappa Psi members were recently inducted: Joe Marg Alvin Gengey Bill Shafer Bob Culver Virgil Smith Edwin Drager and Dale Hostetler.
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Professional Business Honorary
College of Business Administration
Joe Blair
Delta Kappa Psi
Blair
H. G. Wright
Joe Marg
Alvin Gengey
Bill Shafer
Bob Culver
Virgil Smith
Edwin Drager
Dale Hosstetler
Six Piano Solos Added To Recital
Six additional students will perform piano solos at today’s second Student Recital in the University Auditorium at 4 p m. The program includes Rosella Dull Au Convent by Borodin Betty Cowles Sonata in F minor Bach Iola Bucher Variations on Nel Corpora Beethoven Ar vila Burger Rondo in D minor Mozart Alyce Carr Papillons Schuman and June Perenne man Toccata from Fifth Organ Symphony Widor Denker head of the school of music says the series will continue to give students confidence and stage experience.
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Rosella Dull
Au Convent
Borodin
Betty Cowles
C. P. BE. Bach
Iola Bucher
Beethoven
Arvilla Burger
Mozart
Alyce Carr
Schuman
June Perenneman
Widor
Fred H. Denker
School of Music
Government discusses consumer problems on radio program
A 1942 wartime faculty radio forum on WADC Akron will examine why wool must be rationed for civilian use and why some Kent stores ran out of sugar. Dr. Harry D. Wolfe H R Nissley and Ray Moran will compare consumer issues in this war to World War I.
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Kent
Harry D. Wolfe
H. R. Nissley
Fessor
Ray Moran
WADC
Akron
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