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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1943

Page

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SFA Will Plan Tournament Here

Plans for an invitational debate conference to be held in March will be drawn up at the Student Forensic association meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in room 316 Kent hall Scheffer Pierce student director said. Colleges within a wide radius will be invited to compete in several rounds of debate and all Kent teams will be entered. New extension projects will be explained by Herb Myers.

Student Forensic Association Kent Hall Scheffer Pierce Kent James N. Holm Herb Myers

Stump to Talk Radio at YMCA During Brotherhood Week

Prof. E Turner Stump head of the school of speech will discuss radio personalities and procedure at the YMCA meeting tomorrow evening. His talk aids YMCA in producing a radio program for Brotherhood Week. Meeting at 7 30 p m in room 219 Kent hall announced by Frank Crofoot president.

E. Turner Stump School of Speech YMCA Kent Hall Frank Crofoot

CPT trainees praise Kent State but cite social limits

CPT students at Kent State, part of the Civil Aeronautics Administration War Training Service, endure early starts and long days until 6 p m. They find Kent's outfit commendable yet critique social life. Noted attendees include Jim Stansfield from Akron and Ralph Cullen from Ohio State, with many graduates from Michigan and Youngstown colleges.

Bob Casey Army Navy Civil Aeronautics Administration War Training Service Lowry Barracks Kent Jim Stansfield Akron University Ralph Cullen Ohio State University Cpters University of Michigan Youngstown College Akron

Woodell urges students to flood university rink again

Woodell asks KSU students to flood the skating rink to maintain smooth ice, noting available equipment and water for volunteers. He warns the rink may go unused without student help as townspeople and high school students already use the facilities, while the council rejects university grounds funding.

Wooddell KSU

Upperclass Pix Photos Set Tonight in University Darkroom

Art Durivage announced that senior and junior burr pictures will be taken from 7 to 10 p m in the University darkroom. No class pictures will be taken after that time. Organization pictures for today are scheduled in the gym at the women's entrance.

Burr University Art Durivage Durivage

Nichols to Sing Solo Tonight at Victory Sing

Marian Nichols a junior music major will be the soloist at the Victory Sing tonight as announced by Ruth West president of the Women’s Glee Club. She will perform Teresa Del Riego L Amour Toujours L Amour and When I Have Sung My Songs To You in the training school auditorium from 7 to 8 pm, finishing in time for the Wednesday Night Shuffle.

Marian Nichols Ruth West Women's Glee Club Miss Nichols Teresa del Riego Homing Rudolpf Friml Ernest Charles

Lowry Hall Sponsors Weekend Gas Rationing Event

Lowry hall organizes Saturday night parties to cope with gas rationing. Girls play games and refreshments are served. Eunice McCoy and Dorothy Harris led last week's event and will oversee this week's activities.

Lowry Hall Eunice McCoy Dorothy Harris

Camouflage Methods Spotted by Cleveland Instructor

Glenn Moore Shaw, an art instructor in Cleveland, spoke before about 300 students and townspeople on camouflage. He cited chickens as useful, feather arrangements mimicking rocks from the air, smokeouts to hide towers, and materials like spun glass, chicken wire, paint, and nets.

Glenn Moore Shaw Cleveland Mr. Shaw Eveland

Cuber Heads Faculty Group on Child Study

The University hosts a Thursday 8 p m Child Study discussion series in Kent City building. Dr John F Cuber chairs seven faculty members guiding 12 lectures on topics including motherhood preparation child health mental development nutrition ethics etiquette habit formation and clothing.

Kent John F. Cuber Lena M. English Enda Lotz Oswalt Alice Ryder James T. Laing Cuber Marion van Campen Nina Jordan

Gammas Take Over Penny Drive Campaign Leads

Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity will conduct the Penny Drive next week replacing Alpha Omega sorority. Raymond E. Manchester, dean of men, announced the swap. Art Curvage will lead the Gammas in their first Penny League campaign to boost funds for former KSU men in service reading the Stater and the Duchess. Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority continues its "personal approach" campaign this week, their second effort this quarter.

Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity Alpha Omega Sorority Raymond E. Manchester Art Curvage Gammas KSU Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority Tri-Sigs Bat Kappa Mu Kappa Sane Aesaeeadese Ras Alpha Omega Beta Gamma Sigma Sigma Sigma Saaves Gamma Sigma Phi Univ. Pilgrim Fellowship Moulton Hall

Peg Curry Seeks War Group Replies from Campus Orgs

Peg Curry chair of the Office of War Activities announces invitations went to 18 campus organizations with a reply due January 22. Each group should pick a representative for the board, with a meeting set for a later date. The defense committee led by Miss Curry, including Jane McDowell Hope Byrne Gloria Ciaciola and Martha Forsberg, will meet today at 4 p m.

OWA Peg Curry Office of War Activities Defense Committee Miss Curry Jane McDowell Hope Byrne Gloria Ciaciola Martha Forsberg

Cold Wave Brings Worst Roads in 20 Years to Northeast Ohio

Temperature plunged to around zero as northeastern Ohio confronted its worst road conditions in two decades. Officials urged caution as icy streets affected travel and listed closures and accidents across several counties.

Northeastern Ohio

First Comedy Of Season On KSRW Broadcast

The Radio Workshop aired The Half-Dime on WADC Akron at 4 30 p m. Lenard Silverstein and Milan Graach wrote it about a small town girl in New York facing danger and a reporter’s human interest twist. Frances Allen stars with Lenard Silverstein and Bill Guise as reporters. Next week The Transcendental Spirit by Frances Allen is planned.

WADC Akron Lenard Silverstein Milan Graach New York Bill Guisewite Frances Allen Bob Smiley Nick Bozeka Don Wargowsky Dick Wiese Dale Schussler Transcendental Spirit

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