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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1940

Page

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Boy rises from Mesa to lead distant university visit

In Tempe 1902 a barefoot boy sought an education at the Territorial Normal School. Karl Leebrick, later Kent State president, returned 47 years later to address 1200 Arizona State Teachers College students urging ongoing education to defend democracy and predict the fall of dictatorships.

Tempe Mar Mesa Territorial Normal School Arthur J. Matthews Karl Leebrick Arizona Iowa Karl C. Leebrick Kent State University of Ohio Valley of the Sun Leebrick Arizona State Teachers College University of California University of Hawaii Syracuse University Kent State University United States Democracy Dr. Leebrick

Kent State Hosts First Annual Ohio College Women’s League Convention

The Kent State Women’s League hosts the first annual Ohio college women’s league convention with more than 50 delegates expected. Registration runs 10 to 10 30 am at 315M with Elizabeth Tucker in charge. Events include a campus tour, open discussion, a Mexican themed tea, and a final dinner at The Robin Hood with Dean Adah Peirce of Hiram speaking on women’s role in the world of tomorrow.

Ohio College Kent State University Kent State Women's League Peg Suppes Kent State League Martha Ruf Elizabeth Tucker Women's Office Betty Ofensend Caroline Clawson Pauline Johnston Kent Group Martha Rufener Robin Hood Dean Adah Peirce Hiram

No Accidents Reported During Week on Campus

University traffic chief David Hinman announced there were no automobile or pedestrian accidents on campus during the past week despite heavy snow rain and large crowds for basketball tournaments a photography short course and various conventions.

David Hinman

Kent State Graduate Killed in Army Plane Crash

Second Lieutenant Wilmer Munzenmayer, Kent State University graduate, was killed when his Servesky P35 fighter crashed and burned during routine maneuvers near Selfridge Field Michigan. He was 22 and a member of the 39th pursuit squadron led by Captain Alan Springer. An immediate Army air investigation was announced.

Wilmer Munzenmayer Kent State University Army Selfridge Field Mich Uncle Sam Munzenmayer 39Th Alan Springer Army Air Lester H. Munzenmayer Wilmer Kent State

Major Stevens to Speak on Air Photography at University

Major Albert W. Stevens, chief of army air photographers, will address students and guests at 11 this morning in the university auditorium. He is a veteran photographer and aviation pioneer likely to share advanced camera tricks and discuss photography's role in current wars.

Albert W. Stevens Army Air Photographers University Stevens Major Stevens Akron Denver Colorado Wright Field Dayton J. F. Cooper

Firefly to be staged three times due to demand

The operetta Firefly by Rudolph Friml will be performed three nights March 12 13 and 14 instead of two. Director G Harry Wright reports heavy mail orders from alumni and friends in Northeastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania and predicts capacity crowds. Ticket sales run at the speech office 9 to 4 next week with box office on performance days.

Harry Wright Rudolph Friml Wright Ohio Pennsylvania Speech Professor Wright Bruce Handley Mrs. Harvey John Farinacci

Infirmary Returns to Normal After Flu Rush

School infirmary returns to normal after a flu epidemic. Only four students admitted, three released. Donald Johnson, Clifford Sherran, Paul Carpenter, and Jack Linham on cots. Francis Ann Roberts, Donald Martin, and Metta Hines back in classes.

Donald Johnson Clifford Sherran Paul Carpenter Jack Lineham Francis Ann Roberts Donald Martin Metta Hines

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