Radabaugh Aids Kenyon Fire Fight Heroic Student Rescues
Don Radabaugh a sophomore from Barberton and a Kappa Sigma Chi member helped fight the Kenyon College blaze in Gambier Ohio. He and fraternity members woke sleepers rushed injured to hospital and aided fire crews as flames swept a 122 year old dormitory leaving nine dead and great property damage.
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College, of Liberal Arts
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Radabaugh
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Old
Kenyon
College Hospital
Burley
Kappa Sigma Chi Fraternnity
Barberton
Carter Forum Review Focuses on Mote and the Beam
Southern editor Carter, Pulitzer winner and Delta Democrat-Times leader, speaks on bigotry in America in McGilvrey auditorium tonight at 8 15. Carter, Bowdoin and Columbia alum, Army major, novelist, and former Huey Long foe, is sponsored by the university forum committee.
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Southern
McGilvrey Auditorium
Delta Democrat-Times
Greenville
Miss
Carter
South
Bowdoin
Bowdoin College
Columbia University
Tulane University
New Orleans Item
United Press
Associated Press
Huey Long
Hammond
Courier
Delta Democratic Times
North Africa
Near East
War Department
Army
Washington
Guggenheim
Saturday Evening Post
Readers’ Digest
American Mercury
American Magazine
Esquire
New York Times Magazine
University Forum Committee
All-Star Intramural Team Named For Browns Clash
Phi Gamma Theta hosts the Cage Carnival Tuesday March 8 at Wills gym featuring five repeat all-stars Virg Roman Wade Milford John Bikis John Hughes Amos Dunlap to face the Cleveland Browns pick. The 16 man squad includes Hank Brown John Arburn Skip Beech and others with tickets at the Booster booth.
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KSU
Phi Gamma Theta Fraternity
Wills Gym
Virg Roman
Wade Milford
John Bikis
Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
John Hughes
Phi Gamma Theta
Amos Dunlap
Dodge Streeters
Cleveland Browns
Hank Brown
Hank
All-Stars
John Arburn
Kappa Sigma Chi
Skip Beech
I Ata Pi
Arden Follin
Rough Riders
John Dilling
John Kapioltas
Phi Beta Phi
Bob Lilly
KCM
Jim Harris
Chuck Schmidt
Gamma Tau Delta
Ralph Heintz
Twin Lakes
John Greenwood
John Finn
Vic McIntire
Browns
Stadium Group To Broadcast Hub Musical Programs
The Memorial Stadium Drive committee will air two wire recorded disc jockey programs this week. Dave Freed hosts a 45 minute show at 1 pm today and 11 am Thursday featuring rare recordings and polkas. Clem Scerback produces with John Lapidakis as technical engineer.
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Memorial Stadium Drive Committee
Dave Freed
Clem Scerback
Freed
John Lapidakis
Memorial Stadium Drive
WSSF Tag Day Set to Aid Foreign Students and Professors
The WSSF plans a tag day for foreign aid announced by publicity chairman Dale Young. Individual student quotas are 20 cents, but tags sell at any amount. The drive has drawn little student response, with about $40 raised from campus groups this month and a $7 haul in the hall gift box between Kent and the Atrium.
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WSSF
Dale Young
Kent
University Theater to stage Romeo and Juliet in March
Play tickets are available in Kent hall for the University Theater production of Romeo and Juliet to be held March 3 4 and 5. Prof. G Harry Wright directs his first show since returning from the showboat with technical direction by Wes Egan. Students use activity cards. townspeople pay 50 cents and faculty enter free.
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Kent Hall
University Theater
G. Harry Wright
Wes Egan
Hartzell To Speak To Kent Rotarians
Ralph Hartzell head of the university music department is set to deliver a lecture recital on Our American Heritage at Kent Rotary noon meeting at the Methodist church. The program traces the development of regional folk music. Hartzell came to KSU from Maryville Missouri where he led Northwest Teachers College music.
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Kent Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Hartzell
KSU
Maryville
Northwest Teachers College
Phi Beta Phi Wins Duke of Kent Award At Kent Akron Game
Fred Green of Phi Beta Phi was named Duke of Kent for the second straight year at the Kent Akron basketball game. Donations by students totaled $4509.10 for the stadium drive fund. Green received $104.91 and rivals Paul Snyder $75.15, Al Ragonese $28.36, and Fred Klaisner $28.02. Chi Omega started the contest with Gene Woodson as previous winner.
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Marion Cleaton
Chi Omega
Duke of Kent
Fred Green
Phi Beta Phi
Ksu-Akron
Green
Phi Beta Phi Fraternity
Chi Omega Sorority
Kent-Akron
nnesSororty
Ray Moran
Paul Snyder
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
al Ragonese
Terrace Lodge
Fred Klaisner
Delta Gamma Sorority
Gene Woodson
ANG Schedules Short Meeting for Members
The American Newspaper Guild calls a brief gathering today at 4 p.m. in room 107M. Members are urged to attend.
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American Newspaper Guild
Cadet Team Explains Air Careers To KSU Men
A U S Air Force Aviation Cadet team will visit Moulton hall music room on March 4 and 7 to describe pilot training and an Air Force officer path. Lt Col Ruehlmann from First Air Force says men aged 20 to 26 with two years of college can qualify provisionally for flight training and take preliminary exams on site.
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United States Air Force
KSU
Moulton Hall Music Room
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