Legislature Introduces Emergency Kent State Funding Bill
An emergency appropriation bill for Kent State University totaling 288 852 was introduced in the special session by Albert L. Daniels. The request covers salaries maintenance and additions with breakdowns of 161 605 for salaries 34 247 for maintenance and 93 000 for additions. The measure aims to fund the remainder of the current year with another 1947-48 biennial appropriation to follow at the regular session. Dr Charles H Lake was reappointed to the university board of trustees by the Senate.
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Kent State University
Albert L. Daniels
Highland
George A. Bowman
Columbus
Paul E. Beck
University Comptroller
Charles H. Lake
Cleveland
University
Women Vets Plan Picnic Ann Gray Announces Legion Event
Members of the Legion of Women Veterans will hold a picnic on Thursday July 4 announced by commander Ann Gray. Attendees are asked to contact Miss Gray or Margarette Brown before noon Wednesday.
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Legion of Women Veterans
Ann Gray
Miss Gray
Margarette Brown
Stater to Run Wednesday Campus Edition Next Week
The Stater will publish on campus Wednesday morning next week due to Thursday holiday. All news must be received in the office by Monday noon for this edition.
Cherubs Arrive Monday for Ohio Speech Institute
Forty high school juniors from across Ohio arrive in Kent to attend the 11th Annual Institute in Speech at the university. The program, run by James N. Holm and staff, covers public speaking, discussion, debate, radio, and theater culminating in the summer production Magnificent Obsession.
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Ohio
Kent
Institute In Speech
University
James N. Holm
Yetta Mitchell
Holm
Kappa Delta Pi Meeting Set at Training School
A meeting of Kappa Delta Pi will be held in room 209 of the training school at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday July 2.
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Kappa Delta Pi
Scientists Must Enroll Before Wednesday
All persons interested in enrolling for physical science 162 during the second session this summer should register with Dr. H. G. Chapman in his office, 420 McGilvrey by Wednesday, July 3.
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H. G. Chapman
McGilvrey
Go Easy On Fourth School Friday Schedule Noted
Regular classes will be held Friday July 5 as announced by the summer school dean. July 4 will be observed as a holiday.
Summer Graduates Meet Monday in University Auditorium
All seniors eligible to graduate after either summer session are asked to meet Dean Frew Musselman at 3 30 p m Monday in the University auditorium. James N Holm acting head of the school of speech will attend the Dale Carnegie Public Speaking Group instructors convention in Chicago this weekend.
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Frew Musselman
University
James N. Holm
School of Speech
Dale Carnegie
Chicago
Magnificent Ob session Tryouts Announced at University Workshop
Final tryouts for Magnificent Ob session will be held 2:30 Tuesday afternoon in the Radio Workshop. Dr Yetta Mitchell announced today that the open auditions are for current students. The play adapted by Frank Vreeland from Lloyd C Douglas will be directed by Dr Mitchell and performed July 24.
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Yetta Mitchell
Mundt to Open Summer Lecture Series at University
Congressman Karl Mundt of South Dakota will open the university summer lecture series Monday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium, speaking on international relations. The program includes two stage productions an oratorio two vocal recitals chamber music by the Walden quartet and a Wilson MacDonald reading. Mundt known for Russia expertise has met Stalin and helped organize the UN education section. Bus service will be provided from Windham if there is demand with Maple Grove residents asked to contact by Friday.
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Karl Mundt
South Dakota
South Dakota State College
National Forensic League
Mundt
Dean Frew Musselman
Walden String Quartet
Wilson MacDonald
Donald Dame
University
Lloyd Douglas
Lorna Byron
Town Hall Players
Uncle Harry
Congressional
Europe
House of Representatives
Russia
Stalin
United Nations
Windham
Merle E. Wagoner
Maple Grove
Ex Pupil Wins News Medal for VA Hospital Reporting
Bill Diehl a 1936 37 journalism student won a 1946 Headliner award for reporting on conditions in Veterans Administration hospitals and other stories. His Newark Advocate work spanned a German camp cleanup, repatriation coverage, a nude corpse from a VA hospital and pension payment improvements.
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Veteran's Administration
Bill Diehl
Newark
Advocate
Diehl
Atlantic City
N. J
New York
Europe
Germany
Music Club Elects Temporary Officers
University music club members elected temporary officers on Tuesday and discussed provisions for drawing up a constitution.
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Music Club
University Music Club
Custodian School Ends Noon Today at Kent State
More than 100 school custodians and maintenance staff attended Kent State for the universitys second annual custodian school. The program began Monday with welcomes from President George A Bowman and Dean Frew Musselman and ends today at noon. Specialists from commercial firms and Ohio school systems led talks on public relations for staff, use of power mowers, floor care, and the retirement system.
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Kent State
Kent
George A. Bowman
Frew Musselman
Ohio
Publication Delayed For 1946 Chestnut Burr
Alfred A. Crowell says the Chestnut Burr yearbook is delayed as printers lack suitable paper and cannot find an alternative supplier. The university yearbook publication is postponed until paper supplies improve.
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Chestnut Burr
Alfred A. Crowell
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