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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1947

Page

1

California Choir Sings Here in War Prevention Rally

The Ecclesia Choir of Southern California led by Elton Menno Roth performs at KSU auditorium on July 31 at 8 15 p m in a non sectarian program. The group on its fourth trans continental tour since 1931 features works by master composers from various countries and includes singers from many religions. The free concert for students faculty and friends includes O Sing Unto the Lord Salvation is Created Cherubim Hymn Holy Hour Chanting the Song and other pieces amid a wide repertoire.

Ecclesia Choir of Southern California Elton Menno Roth KSU Roth Los Angeles United States Canada Europe Tschésnokoff Cherubim Bortniansky

Students Secure 95 Rooms for Fall Quarter

Four university students arranged room signups by telephone last week. At Gilbert Clark's home, they booked 49 rooms in his four remodeled houses for fall quarter.

Gilbert Clark Clark

New Teacher Named For Kent State Radio Journalism Program

Carleton J. Smyth, currently with WOC Davenport Iowa, is named assistant professor of journalism at Kent State University By President George A Bowman He will lead the new four year radio journalism sequence starting in fall Smyth formerly affiliated with KDKA Pittsburgh He is a former Duquesne publicity director and Columbia journalism graduate His career includes time at New York ad agency Poughkeepsie Eagle News Washington Times Herald Marine Corps Institute teaching 1944 45 and six alumni now teach at the university school of journalism

Carleton J. Smyth WOC Davenport Iowa Kent State University George A. Bowman School of Journalism KDKA Pittsburgh Smyth Duquesne University Columbia School of Journalism New York Poughkeejsie N. Y Eagle-News Washington, D. C

Students Volunteer for Community Work Names

Volunteers Paul Harris Gordon Parrish Robert Brown and Dale Wilson assisted a local project, dedicating their time to the community initiative.

Paul Harris Gordon Parrish Robert Brown Dale Wilson

Panel Leads Student Meeting on War and Peace Today

A student rally in the auditorium at 2 30 pm will discuss preventing a world war with a panel of four faculty leaders including Dean Robert White and professors Donald B Anthony Harold Byrne and William Wannamacher. The open forum aims to form a peaceful world law agenda with local civic leaders at Kent City hall later.

Robert White College of Education Donald B. Anthony Harold Byrne William Wannamacher Stater Akron University Buchtelite Akron U Kent City Hall Day Water St Kent Joseph Henderson First Methodist Church Michael Radock School of Journalism World Peace H. Curtiss Miles National Institute of Social Relations Canton

Young Journalist Survives Akron Portage Lakes Hold Up

KSU student Elder Fisher, interning at the Akron Beacon Journal, walked into a 1 a.m. holdup at a swank gambling joint in Akron Portage Lakes while checking reports of gambling cheating illegal liquor sales and other violations. He was lined up with customers but escaped uninjured as his story ran on page one.

Akron Beacon Journal KSU Fisher Akron Portage Lakes District

Terminal Pay Cash Okayed

President Truman is set to sign a bill authorizing veterans to cash terminal leave bonds after September 1. The Senate approved the measure last Saturday with an 85 to 0 vote.

Truman Congress Senate

KSU Board Advances Building Program with Bid Advertising

The board directed the Public Works director to solicit bids for a large men’s dormitory a small hospital a classroom and student center at a total estimated cost of 1 750 000.

KSU Director of Public Works

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