Rowboat Regatta Picnic Promises Fun and Free Events
The eighth annual Rowboat Regatta tomorrow offers free races including independent, fraternity, and sorority events. A four hour ride pass costs one dollar and grants access to amusements and the post races dance with the Jack Ward Quintet. Activities include a free faculty versus intramural baseball game and a regatta queen bathing beauty contest. Parking, lifeguards, restrooms, picnic groves, and bus service are provided at a new site with no river current to hinder racing.
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Jack Ward
Cuyahoga
Stassen Leads National College President Poll in Varsity Survey
Varsity magazine reports Harold E. Stassen as the national college president favorite with 35.6 percent, and Dewey second at 12.1 percent. Eisenhower edges Truman for third and fourth place respectively, with Wallace and Vandenberg flipping in the national results.
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Harold E. Stassen
Kent State University
Varsity Magazine
Stassen
Dewey
KSU
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Daily States
Truman
Vandenburg
Wallace
Vandenberg
Robert Taft
Daily Stater
National Varsity Magazine
Taft
Regatta Relatives and City Gossip Collide at Weekend Visit
Mary Jane Clark mistaken for a visiting celebrity by a befuddled officer who gave her a police escort to Lake Shore country club. The piece catalogs campus visitors, dates, parties, parking tickets, a mortgage burn, and budding romances amid regatta preparations and lighthearted social quips.
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Mary Jane Clark
Lake Shore Country Club
Dan Dana
Bill Richard
Lakewood Insurance
Vern Lockert
Bob Greenberg
ISA Politicos
Sue Lieberman
Long Island
Dottie Paul
VET'S ANGLE 92 20 Club Membership Up
Initial unemployment claims rose 14 percent from March with 168000 claims in four months. Claimants’ unemployment periods shortened, steel shortages and coal mine shutdowns boosted claims, GI readjustment recipients declined, and a Cleveland driver’s discharge during a heavy snowfall was deemed reasonable by the Board of Review.
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Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Frank J. Collopy
Board of Review
Cleveland
The Kent Stater Newspaper Notice Details
The Kent Stater is a daily publication Tuesday through Friday during the park school year with subscription price two dollars per year. It is entered as second class matter October 11 1927 at Kent Ohio Post Office or by agreement with St Kent Ohio.
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Kent
Goring
Ohio
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