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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1942

Page

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Kent State Professors Recognized as Learned American Scholars

Sixteen Kent State professors are listed as learned American scholars in the Biographical Directory of American Scholars. Edited by Jaques Cattell and published by Science Press, the four volume directory honors humanities and social sciences scholars after 11 years of research funded by the American Council of Learned Societies and the Carnegie Corporation.

Kent State Jaques Cattell Science Press American Council of Learned Societies Carnegie Corporation Kent Donald Anthony C. Stanley Corey H. W. Hudson K. C. Leebrick H. D. Byrne E. W. Crecraft James T. Laing John F. Cuber Maurice Baum A. Sellew Roberts H. M. Dater Louis Tohill W. J. Burner Grace Sherrer Walter Simmons Wilma Garnett

Art Classes Display In Kent Hall And Gallery

A departmental show opens today featuring first session art classes in the gallery between Kent and Merrill halls and in the Kent hall art classroom. Ladislaw Novotny’s students replace the previous Indian art exhibit with new paintings. The east gallery hosts Art 320 teaching designs for elementary schools led by Miss Mary Boswell with designs drawings and paintings. Prints from the summer graphic arts course appear in rooms 205 and 207. Jewelry from Miss Harriet Adams is shown in room 203. Craft class cases stand in the gallery and an exhibit in room 207 features Art 320. Miss Nina Humphrey presents weaving in room 202.

Kent and Merrill Halls BE. Ladislaw Novotny Mary Boswell Kent Hall

Women's League Donates 70 Books To University Library

The Women's League added 40 fiction books to the University library, bringing their total donor contribution to 70. Last spring the league gave 30 fiction books, while the library is authorized mainly for reference works.

Women’s League

Dean Blair urges summer 1943 education graduates to file early

Dean John JL Blair announced that seniors in the College of Education who expect to graduate in the summer of 1943 and will not return next term should file preliminary applications for graduation in his office now.

John JL. Blair College of Education

Paul Bellamy To Speak Here At August 28 Commencement

Paul Bellamy editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer has been invited as guest speaker for the August 28 commencement exercises. About 155 students will receive degrees and Bellamy will be awarded an honorary degree from the University. Senior class officers were elected Dick Kerckhoff president Cynthia Nye vice president Mrs Violet Lange secretary treasurer Ralph Braden gift chair Julia Salem cap and gown chair Jane Shook announcement chair Dean Musselman class adviser. The class voted to present the school with a war bond. Aurilla Lyon chairs the presentation committee. Estelle Swearingin collects class dues.

Paul Bellamy The Cleveland Plain Dealer Dean Frew Musselman Bellamy Dick Kerckhoff Cynthia Nye Violet Lange Ralph Braden Julia Salem Jane Shook Dean Musselman Aurilla Lyon Estelle Swearingin

Students May Enroll for Second Summer Term Today

Registrar E C Stopher announces official enrollment for the second summer term with full registration and fee payment. Classes start Tuesday at 7 30 am and a 1 00 late registration fee applies to those not enrolled by then. Students should leave blue books in Stopher s office with self addressed envelopes for grade forwarding.

E. C. Stopher Stopher

Trustee Appointments Made For New Term

The University Board of Trustees approved administrative appointments and 12 fall term scholarships. Librarian staff reshuffle replaced Edith Craig as Miss Marion Buckholtz resigned for a University of Buffalo post. new assistants Dorothy Fiddes and Helen Talbert named.

University Board of Trustees Marion Buckholtz University of Buffalo Dorothy Fiddes Jackson, Minn Helen Talbert Waterloo N.Y Edith Mayclin Craig Craig Wilbur Yauch Benjamin DeGraff William Shepherd J. P. Henley Anne Neville Harold McCluer University School of Music Adrian van Wyen CPT Army Enlisted Reserve Corps Andrew Patton Frank Hull

East Coast Bikers Visit Kent Hostel Over Weekend

Bill Kress and Bob Moskovitz biked from the East Coast to the Kent American Youth Hostel on Summit Road. The Bridgeport Connecticut men joined other youths in hostel travel to build fitness for wartime work. They planned routes to Cleveland Erie Buffalo and back, praising hostel life despite tire flats and light gear.

East Coast Kent Brooklyn Dodgers Bill Kress Bob Moskovitz Bridgeport Connecticut Kent American Summit Road Bill Bob Cleveland Erie Buffalo Home Sweet Home

University Briefs Report Missing Lt Cox and Training Moves

University notes Lt Ronald Cox former student missing since July 14 while flying a bomber on patrol 60 miles south of New Orleans after serving at Kent State and Delta Phi Sigma. Also updates on Clarence Slocum moving from professor to lieutenant and Chas Norris killed in training at Quantico. B F Renkert named Purchasing Manager and O B Law succeeds as business manager to separate duties.

Joe Begala Kent State U. S. Naval Air Cadets Ed Don George Wesley Brown Northwestern University Ronald Cox Army Air Corps Cox Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity Air Corps New Orleans Navy Clarence Slocum College of Business Administration Ohio State Slocum Chicago Bloomington Indiana Navy School Chas. R. Norris Dean Musselman Quantico, Virginia Lt. Norris KSU Indiana State University Quantico B. F. Renkert University O. B. Law

Conferences Open At Kent Tuesday

Registration for a two day conference on language arts begins at 9 30 a m July 28. Dr Charles C Fries of Michigan University leads the program. Miss Mildred Drohn speaks on Books for Youth July 30 with a welcome by Dr K C Leebrick. Harriet Leaf discusses Reading with Children in the afternoon. Convention fee is 1 00.

Charles C. Fries Michigan University Philological Society of England Mildred Drohn Cleveland Public Library

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