No Man's Land Burr Queen Contest at Kent State
Kent State students vote tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to select the first Chestnut Burr Burr queen from five finalists Alita Boecker Robin Keith Marge Miller Marge Thompson and Marge Daubenspeck. The junior class dance with music by Ross Halamay will follow later.
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Kent State University
Burr
William Schraegle
Alita Boecker
Robin
Schraegle
Ross Halamay
James Rybak
No Man's Land
Navy Women to Fly Enter Primary Phase of CPTP
Women pilots will be enrolled in the Civilian Pilot Training Program primary phase as announced after a conference with President K. C. Leebrick and Adrian Van Wryen. A banquet is tentatively set for Jan 29 at Hotel Kent to honor Kent flight students and instructors. Lt. Rudy Van Devere of Akron Airways may present photos of a recent trip south.
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Adrian van Wryen
K. C. Leebrick
Hotel Kent
Kent Flight
Rudy van Devere
Akron Airways
CPTP
Honoraries Sell Pins For Helpless Kids On Campus
Blue Key and Cardinal Key honoraries lead a campus fundraiser with Portage county officials to combat infantile paralysis. Their goal is to sell a pin to every student using the slogan Help a helpless young ster get your polio pin today and they will continue efforts to reach that target.
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Portage County
Stater Introduces New Classified Section on Page Four
The Stater unveils its Classified Ad department on page four with plans to grow for KSU and assist students from finding stray Model Ts to selling used Shakespeare volumes. Classified manager Bob Ledbetter says LOST ads cost only 10c and urges student participation.
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Stater
Jules Bognar
KSU
Bob Ledbetter
Coed Band to Perform in Morning Assembly
In an 10 am auditorium program Roy D. Metcalf presents an all coed band with four clarinets in unison led by Joan Norris Hazel Hawley Zada Farmer and Florence Gilbert. The all men band joins for a 100 piece finale with selections from Gault Gillette and Sousa.
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Roy D. Metcalf
Queen Recognized as Chestnut Burr Queen
Yearbook editor William Schraegle received official recognition for the Chestnut Burr Queen at a Student Council meeting in Kent Hall room 108. He will be recognized for 1941 only and the council allowed an election despite his late filing due to prior publicity. Ray Green of Coca Cola proposed Coke machines with a plan for the university to earn about ten dollars daily.
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William Schraegle
Kent Hall
Schraegle
Council
Ray Green
Coca Cola
Spencer Urges Labor Unity To Aid Defense Plans
Dean William H. Spencer of Chicago University urged students and faculty to unite labor through mediation to avert strife that could hinder defense. He said labor should keep social gains and the right to strike, framing it as a democracy strengthening achievement.
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William H. Spencer
Chicago University
University Forum
Spencer
Seniority Rules in Registering Second Semester Trial Programs Announced
Registrar E C Stopher announced that second semester trial programs can be procured from the registrar's office. He noted schedules are ready and outlined the turning in order for different student groups. Graduate students and seniors, then juniors in education, then juniors, sophomores, and freshmen by last name letter groups on specific dates.
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E. C. Stopher
College of Education
Camp Shelby Reveille resumes weekly edition with new editor
After a 22 year pause the Camp Shelby Reveille returns with Ray Novotny former grid coach now sports editor. The issue highlights Capt Charles M Conaway journalism professor and President K C Leebrick. The 12 page weekly aspires to reach 50000 circulation. Conaway taught in 1937-38 and later started the Upper Cuyahoga Valley Voice. A new war economics course by Dr C C Kochenderfer features prominently.
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Camp Shelby
Stow
C. C. Kochenderfer
Division of Commerce
No Books No Grades Policy Tightens Library Rules
Students must return library material by 10 p m Friday to avoid grade penalties. Officials stated grades will not be issued to students with uncleared records, reinforcing the new restriction announced last night.
Flu Epidemic Fears Spread As Vaccine Is Tested
The piece warns that the current influenza outbreak could grow into a deadly 1918-19 style epidemic. It notes universities and schools closing, vaccines showing promise, and urges individuals with symptoms to see a doctor and avoid crowds or schools.
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United States
Great Britain
England
London
Womens Glee Club Concert Tonight at University Auditorium
Fifty eight members directed by Miss Elfreda Littlejohn perform tonight at 8 15 in the university auditorium open to faculty and students The program includes four parts with works Salutation Gaines Suscepit lerael Psalm 150 and Purcell With Drooping Wings in Part I
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Women’s Glee Club
Elfreda Littlejohn
University Auditorium
Gaines Suscepit Lerael
Franck Part
Taylor to Judge and Speak at Ohio Newspaper Meeting
Professor William Taylor head of the school of journalism will address the Ohio Newspaper Association annual meeting in Columbus January 21 22 and 23 He is also asked to judge the best features of Ohio weekly newspapers as he did last year.
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William Taylor
School of Journalism
Ohio Newspaper Association
Columbus
Ohio
Wolfe to Lead Senior Men's Luncheon Tomorrow
Dr. Harry D. Wolfe, associate professor of marketing, will take over the senior men's luncheon duties tomorrow at noon in the Hobin hood, as announced by Henry LaTorraca yesterday.
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Harry D. Wolfe
Henry LaTorraca
Buying Bogies Talk at Lake Erie College Akron
Professor Nona Jordan of the home economics department will speak to the Lake Erie College club in Akron at 8 o'clock on January 28. Her talk is titled Buying Bogies and will cover consumer buying habits and related topics.
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Nona Jordan
Lake Erie College Club of
Akron
Miss Jordan
Broadway Play Glorifies a Teacher Topic at Dinner
Dr Grace B Sher rer assistant professor of English attends the Canton Association of Teachers of English dinner meeting on January 23 where the Broadway play praising a teacher is to be the main topic of interest.
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Grace B. Sherrer
Canton Association of Teachers of English
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Don Pearce
Carl Ellis
Merrill
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Ellis
Navy
Unity of Labor
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Camp
By Cliff T. Hancock
Womens Glee Club
Purcell
Taylor
Wolfe
Jordan
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