Kent State names Amner head of foreign languages at Denison links
On July 6 1945 Kent States announced Dr F Dewey Amner associate professor of Spanish at Denison University as new head of the foreign languages department. John B Nicholson Jr named head librarian from Fenn college. Dr Weldon M Williams released to English department. Prof Eric Griebling reports on Russian literature as part of international arts program. Indians trail in seventh place. Dodgers lead NL. Footwear fashions urge summer playshoes with rope soles. Stater warns under 21 to avoid downtown refreshment spot. War not over editorial urges continued bond buying and letters to troops. No football team due to lack of manpower. university fields basketball team. Residence head Margaret Wharton replaces Mary Jane Klein. English Workshop hosts 35 teachers. C E Satterfield runs program.
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Kent States
F. Dewey Amner
Denison University
John B. Nicholson, Jr
Fenn College
Weldon M. Williams
Eric Griebling
Prof
Griebling
United States
Indians
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Germany
Japan
Kent
Margaret Wharton
Lowry Hall
Mary Jane Klein
C. E. Satterfield
Former Kent Student Wins WRU Scholarship
William Talmadge, a former Kent student from Canton, earned a full tuition trustees scholarship to Western Reserve University School of Law for one year. He will spend his senior year there while completing a six year plan and receiving Kent State University’s bachelor's degree after his first year at Reserve.
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William Talmadge
Western Reserve University School of Law
Talmadge
Canton
Kent
Reserve
Vermont Cows Outnumber People in Census Glimpse
A news brief compiles whimsical figures from a Vermont census showing cows at 405 000 versus Vermonters at 375 000. The item contrasts agricultural scale with human population in a light, data‑driven note.
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Vermont
University of Vermont
Lola Glanton
Cincinnati
Meeting and Lemonade Hour Ignite UCF Activity
United Christian Fellowship holds a regular meeting Sunday at 7 30 p.m. hosted by Rev A Laten Carter at 540 S Lincoln Ave with open attendance. After the meeting Robbie Dovenbarger will lead worship. a Thursday Lemonade Hour at 7 30 p.m. is open to all students, with Joanne Kazaki organizing next week's program.
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United Christian Fellowship
Education Honorary Elects Officers
The Kappa Delta Pi education honorary will meet in the Union on Wednesday July 12 at 4 p.m. to elect new members and discuss final plans for the College of Education Roundup. Summer session officers were elected last meeting with Arnold Chambers as president Dean Hummel as vice president Roberta Dovenbarger as secretary treasurer and Eileen George as reporter.
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Kappa Delta Pi
National Education Honorary
E College of Education
Arnold Chambers
Dean Hummel
Roberta Dovenbarger
Eileen George
Pre-Nursing Students Enter Sixth Summer Program
Seventy two women from Massillon City and Canton Aultman Hospitals are housed at Moulton Hall for two summer sessions. The first session covers microbiology anatomy physiology chemistry and swimming while the second session focuses on psychology sociology nutrition home economics anatomy and physiology and swimming.
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Massillon City
Canton Aultman Hospitals
Moulton Hall
Showboat Cast Takes Over Little Theatre
The Showboat Players of Kent State University lease Cha grin Valley Little Theatre for a 1950 straw hat season. Fifteen students rehearse two plays while a third runs, with morning and afternoon blocks and two July August matinees. Bob Wallace originated the showboat concept from Kent’s Majestic tour.
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Kent State University
Bob Wallace
Chagrin Valley
Kent
Ohio River
Agenie
Charlie
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