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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
1
Entry blanks for the 1946 Pork Barrel must be obtained from co chairmen Ed Suvanto and Evelyn Long now and returned by 4 p m February 15. Entrants must list all names on the form and may enter multiple groups with the same name. Elimination is March 5 with acts limited to eight minutes for groups and five for individuals.
University students who took vocational guidance tests can discuss results from last fall or earlier years at the psychology clinic Room 215 Kent Hall on Monday Wednesday and Friday 2 to 5 p m. New students this quarter and those who have not yet taken the tests will be contacted later in the quarter.
Kent State radio workshop presents Racing Train the story of Peter Cooper's first locomotive written by Jeri Petzel directed by George Papp with Jim Bullock as Cooper Sound effects by Felice Faust Doug Phillips and Dona Mae Burkhardt engineers John Etz and Walt Pittman The show airs 11 45 a m Saturday on WAKR Akron A 15 minute condensed Enchanted Cottage will be enacted next week.
The second stag banquet aims to set up a large Kent reunion next fall. Dean Raymond E. Manchester reports. University President George A. Bowman was the main speaker. Trevor Rees and Dr. Joseph Essig spoke. upcoming banquets are planned for Canton in February and Akron in March.
No Time For Classes announces initial tryouts Monday and Wednesday January 21 and 23 from 2 to 5 p m in Room 119 Kent Hall. Interested actors should contact Arlene Riggle or Dave Ryan, directors, for cast auditions. Stock sale details to be announced later.
A mural in Kent recalls Captain Brady the Indian fighter who, after a siege near the Cuyahoga River in 1790, sheltered troops at a Lincoln and Main corner restaurant. He later offered coffee sandwiches milkshakes and a jukebox as a peace gesture. Kent residents and students appreciate the story.
Journalism instructor Michael J. Radock wins a weekly contest by the Erie publisher of the Dispatch Herald for a 100 word essay on editorials cartoons. The prize comes with a check made out to him from the Pennsylvania publisher reflecting the contest reward.
A series of conferences across fields is planned for the summer quarter. A band clinic school for coaches language arts conferences school of secretaries conference and a school for maintenance employees are among the features. Fren Musselman dean of summer school extension announced the summer bulletin is now at the printers.
Kent State announces the fifth annual short course in news photography will run March 20 to 23 rather than April 3 to 6. Alfred A. Crowell cites housing constraints for 300 enrollees and 30 speakers. Basil Walters will be banquet speaker with Frank Scherschel and Dick Sarno scheduled to speak and show war images and a Yalta color film.
The class of 1945 Memorial Book for Kansas State University will be displayed in the atrium during Top Hop. It honors 114 KSU men who died serving in World War II and includes four newly added names Lt Homer A Spahlinger Lt Joseph M Sekerak Lt Walter Robert Weston Lt Richard O Snow.
Betty Offhaus named 1946 Miss KSU after Tuesday student election. Gamma Sigma Phi to present 1946 Miss Kent State during intermission. George Insche to make presentation. Teagarden to lead 21 piece Paramount band at Wills gym tonight 9 to 12. Ada Hyatt to issue automatic one o clock permits to university women at dance.
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