Excellent Summer Programs Secured
In his final editorial Robert Hoyt notes Kent State’s growth but highlights Dean Musselman’s summer entertainment program as superior to prior efforts. He argues the university must offer a complete educational program including music and art, urging students to seize opportunities for emotional maturity and to support the Musselman plan as a model for the winter season.
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Robert Hoyt
Kent State
Dean Musselman
Three Good Swim Spots Handy It Summer Comes
Sylvester Nemes II notes three nearby lakes for summer school students and teachers. Twin Lakes offers a 20 ft depth at the high boards, a 15 ft dive, a 20 ft slide, and a 40 cent entry with manager permission. Brady Lake adds floats and a sandy beach for 40 cents, while Sandy Lake has a natural sandy beach and a 1 ft diving board. entry is 50 cents with bathing house, 30 cents without. All lakes have lifeguards daily.
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Sylvester Nemes II
Twin Lakes
Clevyle
Twin Lakes Beach Club
High Diving Boards
Brady Lake
Ravenna
Sandy Lake
Summit Street
Stater Issues Cut Kent Stater to Twice Weekly Summer
The Kent Stater will publish twice weekly this summer due to lowered enrollment and fewer student activities, affecting campus news coverage and distribution.
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Kent Stater
Music Within Reach and Pop Hit Prospects
A review notes The Uninvited theme by Victor Young gains potential hit status after years of limited recognition. Harry James offers a strong Columbia version, while Orrin Tucker, Johnny Long, and upcoming bands like Dorsey and Thornhill are set for summer appearances.
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Victor Young
Ray Milland
Gail Russell
John Charles Thomas
Decca
Laura
Harry James
Columbia
Cedar Point
Orrin Tucker
Bonnie Baker
Tucker
Johnny Long
Jimmy Dorsey
Elliot Lawrence
Claude Thornhill
Jan Garber
Dick Jurgens
Hal McIntyre
Dorothy Shay
Finian
Rainbow
ROTC Unit to Begin at Kent State With Officer Arrival
Lt. Col. Sidney H. Negratto and Lt. David S. Dillard arrive July 1 to organize an ROTC unit at Kent State University. Negratto becomes senior officer and professor of military science while Dillard serves as junior officer and assistant professor. Maj. Gen. Eddy confirms officers. housing and indoor rifle range plans are in progress. Enrollment quotas for ROTC will be maintained during debut term.
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Don Burton
Sidney H. Negratto
David S. Dillard
Kent
Negratto
Kent State University
University
Negratto. Dillard
Gen. Eddy
Second Army
Baltimore
George A. Bowman
Emil C. Berg
Berg
Dewey F. Barich
Barich
Red Menace Speech by Colonel Targets Ohio Campuses
The Martin L. Die-ing committee sponsors a rambling attack led by Col. Limburger on Ohio college campuses. He accuses conservatories and theology schools of endangering American values, hints at subversive culture, and urges immediate action amid sensational claims and farcical details.
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Martin L. Die
Charles A. Limburger, Jr
Underarm
Subterranean Activities Committee
Col. Limburger
Hitler
Gerald L. K. Smith
America First Committee
Ohio College
Ohio
Conservatory of Music
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Theology
Limburger
Conservatory
Dmitri Shostakovich
Boris Goudonoff
Tolstoy
Dostoievsky
Federal Council of Churches
Tallmadge Q. Bilbostle
Dear Ruth Tryouts Set by University Theatre
University theatre announces Dear Ruth tryouts in the auditorium at 4 30 p m and 7 p m Monday and 1 30 p m Tuesday director Robert S Pearce says the Broadway comedy will be produced July 18 cast lists five men and five women and all enrolled students may audition
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Dear Ruth
University Theatre
Robert S. Pearce
Pearce
Entangled Justice and Summer Music Plans Amid Local Notes
A report notes a suspect charged with carrying heroin awaiting trial. It mentions the army phrase Boinning tied to Jane Russell's song and Kay Kyser. The piece highlights Dean Frew Musselman’s summer concert schedule with Raoul Jobin headlining a July 1 recital and awaits details on Cleveland Orchestra and Walden quartet programs.
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Jane Russell
Kay Kyser
Jok
Ohio
Dean Frew Musselman
Raoul Jobin
Cleveland Orchestra
Walden Quartet
Kent Stater University Newspaper Header and Details
The Kent Stater published Tuesdays and Fridays in summer sessions and Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the regular academic year. Subscription price is $2 per year. Editor roles listed include John Forrest as Editor in Chief and Karl Braucher as Business Manager. Printed by Commercial Press, Kent, Ohio. Entered October 11, 1927.
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Kent State University
Kent, C
Kent Stater
Kent, O
Greek Student Seeks Stamp Collector Advocate
A Greek student, E. Vidalis of 85 Ippokratus Street, Athens, writes requesting help to find a student interested in stamp collecting. He offers to donate many stamps from Greece and thanks the recipient for any assistance.
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E. Vidalis
Ippokratus
Str
Athens
Greece
Watch Em Watch Your Books Warning Letter to Editor
A student complains of repeated book theft at Merrill Hall during spring quarter. He found his books at a second hand store on June 4 and urges the university to help catch the thief, noting receipts are not issued by the store.
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Merrill Hall
John N. Tobin
Student Art Exhibit Showcases Freshman and Sophomore Work
Exceptional student art displays span oil and watercolor paintings sculpture life drawing jewelry and crafts. Featuring作品 from freshmen and sophomores last quarter, the exhibit compares well with work seen at larger colleges in the region.
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Kent
Merrill Halls
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MUSIC
By Robert West and
Donald Warman
Dillard
John Forrest
Karl F. Braucher
Society
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