Summer Session Entertainment To Begin With Lecture June 26
Fren Musselman announces a summer program at the University featuring a lecture by Wing Commander M J Baird Smith on bombing raids over Germany and Libya, plus two singers, two art exhibits and a play by the Town Hall Players of Kent on July 1. Donald Dickson and Madame Maria Hussa of the Metropolitan Opera are slated for July 12 and August 11 respectively, with art shows from Butler Art Institute and a Cleveland exhibit. Final plans may add one or two more features.
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Fren Musselman
the University
M. J. Baird-Smith
Germany
Libya
Donald Dickson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Dickson
Cleveland
Madame Maria Hussa
Metropolitan Opera
Madame Hussa
Frederick Stock
Chicago Orchestra
University
Butler Art Institute
Youngstown
Dean Musselman
Bombing Raids Topic Set by Wing Commander Baird-Smith
Wing Commander M. J. Baird-Smith, Royal Air Force, speaks on bombing raids over Germany Italy and the Balkans. He recounts Berlin raid and Libyan Greek campaigns and holds the DFC. University assembly June 26 at 9 am in University Auditorium. No admission charge.
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Germany
M. J. Baird-Smith
Royal Air Force
Baird-Smith
Italy
Balkans
Berlin
France
R.A.F
Essen
Hamburg
Kiel
R.A.F. Staff College
Air Ministry
University Assembly
British Information Forces
Naval Reserves Get July Assignments
Naval reservists Bill Rowe Bill Long George Bush and Bill Keene are assigned to Bowling Green for naval training, with Jim Hickey Charles Piper and Frank Simone at Ohio Wesleyan. Joe Mary to Northwestern Tom Harris to Michigan. Others should report to the Dean of Men's office for Penny Drive inclusion. Notices go to all reservists by June 15 per Adrian Van Wyen.
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Bill Rowe
Bill Long
George Bush
Bill Keene
Bowling Green
Dean of Men’s Office
Jim Hickey
Charles Piper
Frank Simone
Ohio Wesleyan
Joe Mary
Northwestern
Tom Harris
University of Michigan
Raymond E. Manchester
Adrian van Wyen
Three Get Awards For Intra Mural Forensic Contests
Individual awards for the intra mural forensic contests were awarded to Art Durivage Jean Dilgard and Helen Ann McCarthy at the Student Forensic association banquet Monday. Two soldiers Scheffel Pierce and Harold Stern received awards in absentia. Pierce got his second year recognition and Stern a certificate of achievement. Others receiving honors were Herb Myers Bob Beckwith Bernie Harris Bob Abbott Don Wargowsky Elizabeth Ersley Don Moore Suzanne Schwartz and Adelaide Snyder.
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Art Durivage
Jean Dilgard
Helen Ann McCarthy
Student Forensic Association
Scheffel Pierce
Harold Stern
Pierce
Stern
Herb Myers
Bob Beckwith
Bernie Harris
Bob Abbott
Don Wargowsky
Elizabeth Ersley
Don Moore
Suzanne Schwartz
Adelaide Snyder
Wings for America radio script praised by Maxwell A F
Air Corps Wings for America presented on WADC at 2 15 p m by Maxwell field public relations cast of aviation students Wagner Wilson Kelly Tuller Van Haared Vyn Kennedy Virginia Dodd directed Susan Schwartz sound How ard Hansen engineered The show was a satisfactory but not very inspirational tribute to the army air corps.
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The
Radio Workshop
Air Corps
WADC
Maxwell Field
Army Air Corps
Virginia Dodd
Susan Schwartz
Howard Hansen
Wagner, Wilson
Kelly
Tuller van Haared
Vyn
Kennedy
Pi Gamma Mu Holds Initiation Ceremony at Kent Hall
Pi Gamma Mu the national social science honor society holds initiation at 3 40 p m 4 40 EWT in the Sociology office Kent hall today for nine University students Dr James T Laing heads the installation assisted by Viola Cole the organization s sole undergraduate member New members include James R Miller Betty Chapman Lily Mobile Mary Beth Nass Helen Boyd Irene Stearns Marian Porter Betty Gorlich and Marjorie Fankhouser Faculty members include Dr K C Leebrick Dr Laing Dr C S Corey Dr John F Cuber Dr William S Shepherd Dr David Olson and Dr H Wy Hudson.
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Pi Gamma Mu
National Social Science Honorary
Kent Hall
James T. Laing
Viola Cole
James R. Miller
Betty Chapman
Lily Mobile
Mary Beth Nass
Helen Boyd
Irene Stearns
Marian Porter
Betty Go
Four Fresh Named To Stater Posts
Leroy Haley freshman from Cres ton was named editor in chief of the Kent Stater for the final freshman edition Friday. Marguerite Goff Cuyahoga Falls will be edition editor. Halina Nagorka and Bill Keene will edit the society and sports pages respectively. Freshman staff members include Bill Gilchrist Jean Beebee Lilian Sokoll and Marjorie Hartt.
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Leroy Haley
Creston
Kent Stater
Marguerite Goff
Cuyahoga Falls
Halina Nagorka
Bill Keene
Bill Gilchrist
Jean Beebee
Lilian Sokoll
Marjorie Hartt
Frances Murphey
Ohio Elementary Educators Convene Across State Universities
Educators from across Ohio will gather at five state universities for a four day conference on elementary education. The program runs June through July at Bowling Green Miami Ohio State and ends with Ohio University and a Kent meeting. Topics cover developing democratic attitudes in elementary children and involve key deans and professors in planning.
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Ohio
State Department of Educations
Bowling Green State University
Miami University
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Kent
John L. Blair
Frew Musselman
Amos L. Heer
Susanne Koehler
Marion van Campen
A. E. Ruffer
State Education Department
Wetzell Nazi Prisoner Report Reaches Family
Mrs Homer Semler of Craine avenue reports that her son Lowell Buzz Wetzell, missing in action, is said by unconfirmed reports to be a prisoner of war in a German camp. Berlin short wave broadcasts confirm American POWs and a Cleveland bombardier’s family relayed a message that Wetzell said he was well and would write when possible. Wetzell, once a football star, flew the bomber named the Golden Flash when he was lost.
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Homer Semler
Craine Avenue
Lowell “Buzz” Wetzell
Berlin
Youngstown
Wetzell
Cleveland
Dorothy Wetzell
Semler
Golden Flash
Penny Drive Totals Hit $1572 With $491 Left For New Year
The Penny Drive this year raised 1572.40 dollars, up from 796.77 last year. After expenses of 1081.85 dollars, a balance of 491.05 dollars remains to begin the new year.
Chapman to Attend Army Warfare Course at Purdue
Dr. G. H. Chapman assistant professor of chemistry will represent the University at Purdue University Army course on chemical warfare next week. He is chief gas officer of the Kent district civilian defense office and will report on his return. He will remain at the University all summer as an instructor for University and aviation.
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G. H. Chapman
Purdue University
Kent District Office of
Civilian Defense
Chapman
Hansen Commends Army Men's Work
Howard Hansen, speech instructor, says radio knowledge is vital for flyers. He notes aviation students at the local program will be well equipped, citing his 12 week radio course at the University of St. Louis and former students now teaching at Scott Field, Truex Field, Stevens Hotel, and Sioux Falls.
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Howard Hansen
Hansen
University of St. Louis
Scott Field
Ill
Truex Field
Madison
Wis
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Veteran of African Invasion, Kent Student Home On Leave
Morris a former business administration student from Kent recalls his North African campaign and a ship torpedoing in the North Atlantic. He describes how crew donned coats and life preservers, launched lifeboats, and were rescued after four days aboard a British escort vessel.
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Kent
Morris
North Atlantic
Casablanca
Merchant Marine School
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