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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1948
Page
1
Instructor Ed ward L Harris of Rootstown judges a student Alfred Sheppa of Youngstown as they display a fruit bowl during a class project.
Guidance tests open to all university students will be given Thursday morning July 15 at 9 in the auditorium. Graduate students interested in test procedure are invited to participate.
The stadium drive committee will convene at 3 p.m. in the journalism office to discuss progress and next steps for the project. Members planned to review proposals, timelines, and fundraising status.
Kappa Delta Pi honorary holds elections for new officers Thursday at 7 p.m. in Training School room 209. Dr Maurice Baum of the philosophy department will speak on Should Education Be Concerned With Character. Attendees include members from other universities and teachers.
Washington analyst John C. Metcalfe will discuss Where Are We Going in Foreign Affairs at 8 15 p m tonight in the auditorium. With 21 years in journalism he has served as Time Magazine and New York Herald Tribune diplomatic correspondent and covered international conferences in the U S Europe and Latin America. He has made six trips to Germany gathering first hand reports on the four Allied occupation zones and once spied inside the German American Bund as a concealed reporter. His work helped prompt prosecutions of alien agents nationwide and he was later retained by the justice department as an expert witness on Nazi and Fascist propaganda.
Indians hold the spotlight as star players bow out and league officials demand a return of control. Delegates confront internal strife over civil rights as they push to nominate Harry Truman amid unrest and a focus on equal rights over other national issues.
UT features a satire on election life titled Village Green directed by Prof. Wesley Egan of the speech department. The cast includes Ed Shelton as the judge with Jane Gates Warren Lashley and Phyllis Phillips among university students and high school participants. Tickets go on sale July 19. free for students and faculty, 60 cents for others.
A new student health building sits on the campus summit off Summit street. Construction cost is 235000 dollars and it will house a 50 bed hospital with treatment rooms offices for doctors and nurses surgery X ray and other specialized facilities ready by fall
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