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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1940
Page
3
University students favor continuing the Dies Committee led by Rep Martin Dies. They say its work protects American liberties by exposing communist Nazi propaganda and radicals, despite public criticism, and urge stronger powers and FBI cooperation.
Dr. Harold Mohn Akron district superintendent of the Methodist church will present a Lenten address at the Wesley foundation meeting Sunday at 6 30 p m in the Methodist church A candlelight service precedes the address with Verla Walters in charge
Short course members attend a noon luncheon in the dining hall and a 4 30 pm tea in Moulton hall honoring Miss Jackie Martin. Acme News Pictures GM R P Dorman speaks on Getting Pictures for News Syndicates with Stanley P Barnett as toastmaster.
Students may sponsor a bus for the Metropolitan Opera trip to Cleveland starting April 15. Contact Prof. Frederick Denker, head of the music department, or Robert Blockinger, president of the Music Club, for details.
In honor of St Patrick's, Lowry Hall will host a house party Saturday night March 9 from 8 30 to midnight. Social dancing bridge and games are planned with Jackie Miller as social chairman and Velma Walreth Janet Walsh Jean Dunlap and Jane Rothermund leading committees. Chaperones include Registrar and Mrs Emmet C Stopher Dean and Mrs R E Manchester and Mrs Beulah Grow. Mrs Elizabeth G Fellers will attend as a guest.
Students in the political science department under Dr H D Byrne convened Thursday night for the second session of the mock senate and continued organizing their government body.
Four KMK members plan Easter Florida trip while forming a campus quartet to entertain groups. Theta Sig hosts Founders day banquet March 26 with Kay Eddy and Jean Harmony in charge. Beta Gamma announces Pop Night committee led by Mary Dean Grant. Kent Kennan leads an orchestra for April show No Time for Classes. Marjorie Hyre joins Alpha Omega. Doris Winemiller Tri Sig marries Jim Hartnell Akron and will reside in Flint Michigan.
Irish jokes will abound at the Moulton hall faculty tea Sunday afternoon with a St Patrick theme. About 100 faculty and Moulton women will attend from 3 to 5 in the music room with flowers palms and a receiving line of hall leaders and staff.
Dr. Leebrick warned that education funding has fallen three percent in a decade and urged Democrats to sustain support so citizens stay informed and resist propaganda. He spoke during a Kent State induction anniversary, thanking the college board and President Gammage for enabling Arthur Matthews to attend.
Munzenmayer, a Kent State alum and Sigma Tau Gamma secretary, trained at Colorado Mining School then Akron chemistry lab work before joining the army air service. After a year at Kelly Field he was stationed at Selfridge Field in Michigan. A military funeral is expected in Kent.
Prof. E Turner Stump, head of the speech department, will judge an extempore contest at Cortland this afternoon.
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