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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1941

Page

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Students Approve Burr Queen Election and Poll Results

Kent Stater reports campus polling on electing Chestnut Burr Queen with strong yearbook publicity and student interest. Students favor a recognized title and see benefits for the Burr, yearbook, Junior dance, and university image with quotes from Irving Waterbury James Rybak Marion Saelens Jules Bognar Bob Cook Kay Maloney.

Irving Waterbury James Rybak Independent Party Burr Marion Saelens Beta Gamma Jules Bognar Kent Stater Bob Cook Kay Maloney Sigma Sigma Sigma

Dexter Speaks On Birds at Clara Barton LeagueLecture

Dr. Ralph W. Dexter assistant professor of biology will lecture on Around the Year With the Birds to the Clara Barton league at the Kent Universalist church Monday January 20.

Ralph W. Dexter Clara Barton

KSU To Air Topics On Conservation

Kent State University will broadcast three programs on conservation topics. The first segment on soil and water features James R Beck Earl F Brown Edna E Eisen and L L Stephen. A second program on January 26 will discuss forest conservation with Dr J A Herrick joining Beck Brown and Miss Eisen.

Kent State University WTAM James R. Beck Earl F. Brown Edna E. Eisen L. L. Stephen J. A. Herrick Beck, Brown Miss Eisen

Lecture Change Locates Talk on Americas and Hitler

The Monday lecture by Arthur W. North on why the Americas will not fall before Hitler’s advance is moved to room 317 McGilvrey Hall but will now be in the University auditorium. The change, announced by the president’s office, accommodates the University and features Dean William H. Spencer of the University of Chicago.

Arthur W. North Americas Hitler McGilvrey University Forum William H. Spencer University of Chicago University

Apply For CPTP Prelims With Lowered Flight Quota

The CPTP prelims quota drops to 30 with 11 university applicants including one girl. Adrian Van Wyen, coordinator, cites poor Kent student response as the course nears completion. Applicants listed include Lowell Wetzel Otha Charles Jerles Bill McPhail Arthur Moon Wilbur Lemasters Robert Stocking Chester Kepler Walter Shilling Richard Hill William Lingenmann and Elma Holkko. The program offers 35 hours flight and a 72 hour ground course, starting after the second semester. Van Wyen urges early applications, accepted in the industrial arts heating plant daily 1 to 3 pm.

Adrian van Wyen Kent Lowell Wetzel Akron Otha Charles Jerles Byersville Bill McPhail Alliance Arthur Moon Mogadore Wilbur Lemasters Ravenna Robert Stocking Cleveland Chester Kepler Walter Shilling Massillon Richard Hill William Lingenmann Elma Holkko Conneaut van Wyen Industrial Arts

Spencer to Address Kent Alumni on Labor Strife in Defense

University of Chicago Dean William H. Spencer will speak to Kent alumni and guests at 7 45 p m Monday in the University auditorium on taking labor strife out of defense His talk will be followed by a panel discussion with labor and business leaders and a Q and A period The event marks the Kent alumni group’s first meeting since Chicago’s 50th anniversary year and features Dr Donald P Anthony and Prof Harold R Nissley among organizers and moderators

William H. Spencer School of Business University of Chicago University Dean Spencer Donald P. Anthony Division of Business Administration Labor Chicago Chicago Regional Labor Board Kent Robinhood Kent Committee Alumni Foundation The Earl F. Brown Kent Extension Harold R. Nissley Spencer

Business Teaching Rules May Change

Dean Arden Allyn of the college of business administration announced yesterday his appointment to a committee of the Ohio Commercial Teachers' association. The committee may change the principles of commercial teaching and will work out basic principles to guide Ohio schools of teacher training and the Ohio Department of Education for graduate course development.

Arden Allyn College of Business Administration The Ohio Commercial Teachers’ Association Ohio Ohio Departent of Education

What We Like About KSU Freshman Poll Results

Dean Manchester surveys 350 freshmen at Kent State University and finds strong praise for the campus and athletics while criticizing dormitory and student union needs. Noted names include Mickey Mituga and President K. C. Leebrick among respondents.

KSU Kent Science Hall Dean Manchester Mickey Mituga K. C. Leebrick Engleman Hall KSU Democracy Kent Stater Starn

Scouters Meet On Service Traits At Initial Gathering

Scouters gathered Tuesday evening with Prof G J Altmann Dean Raymond Manchester and three Boy Scout officials to discuss service traits. Manchester outlined university projects and urged more groups to assist peers while Pearcy noted how scouters could aid troops as leaders and merit badge counselors. Temporary chairman Joe Michaels named Charles Arnott secretary and a constitution committee was formed.

G. J. Altmann Raymond C. Manchester Dean Manchester Boy Scout Movement Grant Pearcy Kent Boy Scouts Joe Michaels Charles Arnott John Rickey Joe Blair Russell Goodwin

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