CPT Summer Training Cut Off At Kent
Flight training under the Civil Aeronautics Administration will not be offered here during the summer vacation period Adrian Van Wyen flight coordinator said The course was offered last summer and drew numerous applicants who preferred summer training Washington advised no secondary or primary flight training would be taught The courses may continue in the fall The application deadline for the forthcoming course originally last Friday may be postponed to March 15 enabling more students to apply as student trainers at government expense.
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Civilian Aeronautics Administration
Adrian van Wyen
Washington
Seniors Discuss Placement Procedures at College Meeting
Education seniors and prospective teachers will meet in the Training School auditorium Thursday at 4 0p to learn steps for filling material for the placement office. Dr. Lester H. Munzenmayer says attendees will be guided on publishing teaching booklets like last year’s class edition.
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College of Education
Lester H. Munzenmayer
Lodge To Speak At Conservation Forum
William R. Lodge, owner of the Mary Ellsworth Lodge Bird Sanctuary at Silver Lake, renowned ornithologist, will speak at tonight's Conservation forum in room 360 McGilvrey hall. His topic is Conservation of Birds.
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William R. Lodge
Mary Ellsworth Lodge
Silver Lake
Conservation Forum
McGilvrey Hall
Lodge
Pathologist Dr Otterbein Dressler To Speak On Medical Sciences
Dr Otterbein Dressler a pathologist with the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy and Surgery will address students tomorrow at 10 in room 301 Mc Gilvrey hall. He will also meet individually with students after the speech.
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Otterbein Dressler
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy and Surgery
McGilvrey Hall
Dressler
Emotional Appeals Fail To Carry Off College Students
Rev Dr Remsen B Ogilby president of Trinity College says modern undergraduates are tougher minded and less sentimental than a generation ago. He notes students are loyal and patriotic yet restrained and prefer reason over emotion, avoiding propaganda.
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Remsen B. Ogilby
Trinity College
Coca Cola Dispenser Proposal Moves Through University
Petitions with over 300 signatures favor Coca Cola dispensers in university halls. Ray Green, a student representative, seeks President Leebrick’s approval at today’s meeting to show at least 10 percent student support. The student council approved dispensers two weeks ago to provide convenience and fund activities like the Student Union Building drive.
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Ray Green
Coca-Cola Company
K. C. Leebrick
Green
Leebrick
Kent State Restricts Queens to Four Official Titles
Student council amended its queenship law to permit only the four queens named in the constitution to hold campus queen titles. Outside publicity must not label any winner as a Kent State queen. Recognized titles include Homecoming Queen May Queen Miss Kent State and Most Popular Woman, with May Queen chosen by Cardinal Key.
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Kent State University
Kent State
Cardinal Key
I Am 19 Shouts O Neils Baby Voiced Daughter
Barbara Roderick O Neil 19, a Bowling Green freshman transfer and swimming coach’s step daughter, was mistaken for a child when answering the STATER telephone. She correctly predicted Wooster would win as Kent lost 55 20.
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O’neil
Barbara Roderick O'Neil
Bill O’neil
Barbara
P.S
Wooster
Kent
Miss Kent State Featured at Sophomore Hop
Fred Prasse announced student council elections details for the Sophomore Hop. Voting occurs March 27 with nomination blanks due March 19 at 4 p.m. Miss Kent State is to be presented at the event on March 28.
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Kent State
Fred Prasse
Burr Queen Choice Sparks University Debate
The Chestnut Burr asked for yearbook queen recognition and the University approved a 1941 Burr Queen. Heated discussions followed in later meetings. In addition to four regular posts, queens have been named for the Burr Pigskin Prom and Kappa Sigma Chi fraternity.
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Chestnut Burr
Burr
Queens
Dr DeWeese Says Noncollege Youth Healthier Than Students
Dr A O DeWeese warned yesterday that upperclassmen show poorer health than youths outside college. He cited nervousness irregular meals and heavy study. He noted nonstudents regulate meals and work and can forget exams at day’s end. The American Youth Commission backed calls for broad national health efforts.
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A. O. DeWeese
American Youth Commission
Wafler Chosen Soloist for Kent Church Choir
Donald Wafler a special student in the college of education and pupil of Miss Mary E Ellis instructor of voice has been chosen as a soloist for the choir of the Christian Science church of Kent. Wafler is a member of the University quartet and has appeared as soloist at several local affairs.
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Donald Wafler
College of Education
Mary E. Ellis
Christian Science Church of Kent
Wafler
University Quartet
Proctor Land Lead in University Theater Final Play
John Proctor, a Ravenna Negro freshman, will star as Uncle Tom in the University Theater finale "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Associate director Howard Hansen notes eight of eleven Negro roles go to Black students with six minor male parts still open. The production features 36 characters and runs April 3 and 4.
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John Proctor
Ravenna
University Theater
Howard Hansen
Hansen
Proctor
Gobey
Abe Lincoln
Gene Moulton
Moulton
Gasoline Shortage Threatens Kent State Commuters
Nearly a thousand Kent State university commuters face a possible severe gasoline shortage due to a truck drivers strike in Summit county. If Portage county union members join in sympathy, KSU students who rely on daily car travel to attend classes may be unable to buy gas in Kent or Ravenna.
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Kent State University
Summit County
Portage County
Summit
KSU
Kent
Ravenna
Independents Weigh New Constitution At Meeting
Independents consider ratifying a proposed constitution as the main issue at a meeting tomorrow at 4 p.m. in room 109 Merrill hall. Other business includes electing class representatives and selecting candidates for upcoming elections.
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Independent Party
Merrill Hall
Middle-West Emotions Less Intense Says Dr Leebrick
Dr Leebrick spoke on This Impoverished World to over 10 000 in South Dakota and Nebraska ending Saturday part of Rotary Institutes of Understanding. He notes Americans favor aid to Britain but resist specifying how much and cites a cautious attitude toward England’s fate.
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K. C. Leebrick
South Dakota
Nebraska
Dr. Leebrick
Rotary International
Institute of Understanding
Gerhart
H. Seger
William H. Spencer
Kent
Leebrick
England
Hitler
Britain
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