Post cover debut for baby Linda in magazine feature
Linda Barrero, eight months old, modeled for a Saturday Evening Post cover shot arranged by Hearst illustrator Cody Whitmore. Her father, Manny Barrero, piloted a 40 foot cruiser near Ossining New York while the family visited relatives. The photo shows Linda in pink pajamas in a crib as parents ignore her.
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America
Manny
Mary
Ossining
N. Y
Hudson
Cody Whitmore
Hearst Publications
Whitmore
New York
Briarcliff Manor
Hearst
Saturday Evening Post
Linda
Barrero
Dosey Doe Square Dancing Class at Kent State Union
Students may register with Raymond K. Moran and join a 75‑member square dancing course at the Kent State Union. The first class is tonight from 7:30 to 10 in the Union ballroom, continuing Tuesdays at the same time for eight lessons. Cost is 25 cents per lesson or $2 for all eight.
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Kent State Union
Raymond K. Moran
Moran
Union Ballroom
VA Announces POW Pay and Bonus Information
The Veterans Administration reports new details on prisoner of war compensation for civilian and military POWs and their next of kin. The VA also notes a limited supply of Pennsylvania bonus applications and provides related information.
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Veterans Administration Office
The
Veterans Office
Pennsylvania
Beck to address allocations committee in 115K room
University comptroller Paul E. Beck will address the allocations committee in room 115K at 4 p.m. today. Burr pictures will be taken during the meeting.
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Paul E. Beck
University Comptroller
Burr
Beard contest to glow with prizes in Kent union
The men’s union announces a beard-growing contest starting tomorrow and running to the quarter’s end. Prizes include best-looking longest and most unique beards with shaving by Kent barbers. entrants register tomorrow 1 to 4 pm between the Atrium and Kent hall for ten cents, proceeds to the March of Dimes. Committee members are Herb Schroeder Bob Bodar and Frank Kacarab.
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Men’s Union
Kent
Atrium
Kent Hall
Herb Schroeder
Bob Bodar
Frank Kacarab
Schroedel
University Art Festival calls for student writing submissions
English department invites students to submit poems essays and plays for a festival magazine to be published during April and May. Entries due February 15 at English office 206M typed or longhand accepted rights reserved to authors. For details contact English staff members listed.
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C. E. Satterfield
A. E. Dubois
E. T. Griebling
Regina Hanway
K. R. Pringle
W. M. Williams
Three Rare Bibles Added to University Library Collection
The university library welcomed three rare Bibles at an open house. The 1608 Breeches Bible from London reflects Puritan roots. Baskerville’s 1763 Bible, printed for Cambridge, features minimal ornament. Bruce Rogers’ folio Bible, one of 975 first editions, spans about 1000 pages.
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University
University Library
London
America
John Baskerville
Baskerville
University of Cambridge
Bruce Rogers
The
World Publishing Company
Fresh ISA Victory Dominates Narrow Freshman Turnout
Freshman elections produced nine ISA winners with the Blue and Gold party swept from power amid a turnout of about 41 voters from an estimated 1400 to 1600. ISA won most posts in class offices and student council while Nu K captured one seat.
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ISA
Blue and Gold Party
Chuck Fletcher
Elections Committee
Nu-K Party
Fletcher
Ronald Rice
Mary Lou Noel
Arlene Kyle
Don McCarthy
Bill Sitler
Dennis Kee
Dick James
Ione Abt
Nu-K
Men’s Union
Bill Riggs
al Capel
Ed Cliney
Bob Brigman
Extend Registration For Barrel Entries
Campus groups missing Pork Barrel applications must get forms from the dean of women and return them promptly. Late entry time is extended and the central committee may assign rehearsal times once all entries are submitted.
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Dean of Women's Office
Central Committee