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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

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Full Time CPT Flyers Move Into Moulton Hall This Week

Mass moving day for twenty CPT students from all over Ohio into Moulton hall will take place Saturday. The new residents will live on the second floor of the dormitory. Navy elementary training students include Edward Asher and Joseph Centa among others. The secondary flight training students include Thomas Bates and Paul Fedor.

CPT Ohio Moulton Hall Navy Edward Asher Akron Joseph Centa Barberton Robert Colopy David Cooper Youngstown Thomas Mooney Shaker Heights Wilber Moorehead Fostoria Astos Nikkita Warren Robert Ringler Seville Richard Stewart Walter Wheeler Cleveland

Former Students Are First Naval Flying Casualties

Ensign Henry Heinie Herbert, former University of Kent State student and Delta Phi Sigma member, died when his bomber ferrying aircraft crashed last Sunday near San Antonio Texas amid wartime aviation losses. Ensign Russell Kenyon, missing since the Midway battle, had left the University in 1940. Herbert enrolled in 1940 first semester. Cuya hoga Falls resident Herbert served as a Navy aviator.

Henry “Heinie” Herbert Kent State Navy Aviation San Antonio Texas Russel Kenyon Herbert Cuyahoga Falls Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity

Plan Education Meetings In July

Two university sponsored conferences are set for late July. On July 28–29 a language arts conference led by University English chair C. E. Satterfield with guest speaker Dr. Charles Fries of the University of Michigan. The July 30 session “Books for Youth” targets teachers and parents with librarian Mildred Krohn speaking.

University English Department C. E. Satterfield Charles Fries University of Michigan Mildred Krohn Cleveland Public Library

Baton Is Just What The Doc Ordered

Roger Lee national high school twirling champion and editor of School Musician began baton twirling on a doctor’s prescription during a summer band clinic. He pursued the sport after a nervous breakdown and to qualify as drum major, finding in twirling his main recovery exercise.

Roger Lee Beverly Byrne Betty Louise Wehl Mary Alice Sumner Patricia Metcalf Roxanne Reeve Lee

Summer Band Clinic Attracts 150 Participants

Roy D. Metcalf announced a summer band clinic with 150 attendees. 100 from outside Kent. Fifty enroll in drum major classes while 80 are active in band work. About a dozen University students are registered.

Kent Roy D. Metcalf

Summer Weather Lightens Infirmary Load At Campus

University doctors report a quieter infirmary as hot sun and fresh air ease campus health duties. Martha Dwyer and Frank Tetti return to classes while Frances Keyser and Bruce Foster go home to recuperate. Ralph Kimpton attends classes after illness, leaving Bea Sheheen as the sole patient.

Martha Dwyer Frank Tetti Frances Keyser Bruce Foster Ralph Kimpton Bea Sheheen

Students Aid County In Boosting Morale

Dr. James T. Laing and eight sociology students join Portage County Defense council to raise morale for thousands of workers. They arrange a Mantua township mass meeting on housing agriculture recreation safety and law enforcement with the Mantua Chamber of Commerce. The group distributes placards coordinates speakers and publicity. The Kent Staters conduct traffic fatality research in the county. Students include Genevieve Fox France O Connor Wilfred Myers Raymond Dehnbostel Mrs Wilma Betts and Elizabeth Church.

James T. Laing Portage County Defense Council Mantua Township Mantua Laing Genevieve Fox France O’connor Wilfred Myers Raymond Dehnbostel Wilma Betts Elizabeth Church

Education for Victory War Course Set in McGilvrey Hall

The monthly war course on Education for Victory will be held in 317 McGilvrey hall Wednesday night at 7 30. Dr Maurice Baum will discuss failures of education to aid the war effort. Dean J L Blair and Terry Wickham offer the opposite view with Prof J S Blair serving as general chairman.

McGilvrey Hall Maurice Baum Dean J. L. Blair Terry Wickham J. S. Blair

Novotny to Give Art Talk Tonight

E. Ladislaw Novotny associate professor of art will discuss the traveling oil paintings from the Cleveland May show at 7 p m in the University second floor art gallery. The exhibition features Cleveland artists Carl Gaertner Paul Travis Frank Wilcox and Henry Keller and includes Novotny’s own Cock Fight in Cuba. The Cleveland works stay until July 15 before an American Indian watercolor show from the Riverside museum New York replaces them.

E. Ladislaw Novotny Novotny Cleveland Carl Gaertner Paul Travis Frank Wilcox Henry Keller Cuba Riverside Museum New York City

Former KSU Student Joins Objectors' Camp

Joseph S. Blair Jr., a 1942 graduate of KSU, left late last night for a conscientious objectors camp in Walhalla, Michigan. He was business manager of the Stater and president of Delta Sigma Pi while at the university.

Joseph S. Blair, Jr C. O Walhalla Mich Stater Delta Sigma Pi

Navy Seeks Technical and Professional Specialists

Navy seeks technical and professional men for rapid expansion. Lt. Commander S A Bishop says applicants meeting leadership education and professional qualifications will face physical exams and, if passed, be commissioned and sent to Navy indoctrination schools at Harvard Cornell or Dartmouth before assignments. Preliminary exams and interviews in this district are by Lt. Com B B Bues at Cleveland Central Armory.

S. A. Bishop USNR Naval Chicago Navy Harvard Cornell Dartmouth B. B. Bues Cleveland Central Armory 6Th and Lakeside Ave

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CPT Flyers Marbut Ohio Editorial Association Library of Congress Frederick Marbut Osman C. Hooper James E. Pollard School of Journalism Ohio State University Baton Dr. Laing KSU Ninth Naval District
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