Booster club to stage amateur boxing show at Wills Gym
A booster club drive at KSU announced a Thursday April 1 amateur boxing event at Wills Gym. Ed Lavery Jr. is the matchmaker with Cleveland and Akron fighters. local students debuts in prelims. no KSU men on card. Admissions 75 cents students. ring-side 1.50. 1700 seats available after bleacher allocation. Tickets on sale today through advisory committee and Committee-of-Forty.
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Wills Gym
Booster Club
Ed Lavery
KSU
Lavery
Cleveland
Akron
al Weekley
Hal Stoneman
YoCo
Youngstown College
John L. Thompson III
Brady
Sam Dudra
Beck Named CC Director
Comptroller Paul E. Beck is appointed to the Kent Chamber of Commerce board of directors through a provision adding three members. A Mount Union College and Western Reserve Law School graduate, Beck has served as assistant city manager and later as East Cleveland finance director. The move aims to bring the university closer to chamber objectives and mutual community university benefits.
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Paul E. Beck
The
Kent Chamber of Commerce
Ernest S. Ferry
Beck
Mount Union College
Western Reserve Law School
East Cleveland
Ferry
Chamber of Commerce
Shanghai Student Will Speak Here
Liu-Liang Mo, a University of Shanghai graduate, will address a student assembly Friday at 11 in the auditorium on Student Life in China. The Chinese scholar speaks as a representative of the World Student Service fund on a speaking tour.
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Liu-Liang Mo
University of Shanghai
China
World Student Service Fund
Group OKs Old Radio Workshop Code Amid Scramble
The central committee of clubs and honoraries reaffirmed the old constitution for the Radio Workshop Guild last night and urged an open meeting next Tuesday to amend the new constitution to student council standards. The old Guild, still in operation as Radio Guild, may disband or pursue amendments at that meeting with council approval needed first.
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Central Committee of Clubs and Honoraries
Radio Workshop Guild
Workshop
Radio Guild
Central Committee
Guild
Stadium Drive Dance Planned at Wills Gym
Charles Stenross and his orchestra will play for a university Stadium Drive dance in Wills gym from 9 to 1 on April 9. Co chairmen Don E. Smith and Betty Hoy announce 700 tickets at 1.25 a couple, on sale at the Booster booth and Kent downtown Boosters club. Proceeds go to the Stadium drive fund.
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Charles Stenross
Wills Gym
Don E. Smith
Betty Hoy
Alpha Phi Beta
Gamma Phi Beta
Kent
Petitions Open for Most Popular Man and Woman
Elections committee announces petitions available today from 12 to 1 in the student council office for juniors and seniors with at least a 2.00 average to run for Most Popular Man or Woman. petitions due by noon March 19 with 510 signatures.
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Student Council
Bob Duncan
Frank Spechalske
Connie Norris
Roy Newsome
Martha Lansinger
Miss Lansinger
Sally Yingst
ISA
Miss Yingst
Stater Scribes Past Flash Coaches 39 32
In a gym last night the Stater team defeated the Flash coaches 39 to 32. The game featured a close first half and strong defense from Stater to secure the win.
Polish Leader To Speak On Freedom Monday
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk exiled Polish Peasant Party leader will speak at 8 15 p m in the university auditorium on freedom topic For Our and Your Freedom He arrived in America in November 1947 after a perilous flight to safety in England He has twice met Presidents Roosevelt and Truman and this is his fourth visit to America The talk is open to the public
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Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Polish Peasant Party
Poland
London
Mikolajczyk
America
Europe
England
Peasant
Hungary
France
White House
Roosevelt
Truman
Call Me Doctor Tonight in Moulton Music Room
Men in white take over Moulton music room tonight at 8 for the comedy drama Call Me Doctor by Mrs. Ernestine Donaldy. The hospital life behind scenes is dramatized with a boy gets girl sequence in fresh situations. Bob Wallace and Betty Hull lead, with a cast including Bob MacDonald Jim Iacovazzo Duane Budner Lois Dolhar Jane Gates Ernie Mauer Ed Shelton and Jim MacDonald. The author aims to entertain and educate by highlighting remedial evils in social institutions.
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Men In White
Moulton Music Room
Ernestine Donaldy
School of Speech
Bob Wallace
Betty Hull
Bob MacDonald
Jim Iacovazzo
Duane Budner
Lois Dolhar
Jane Gates
Ernie Mauer
Ed Shelton
Jim MacDonald
Donaldy
University Music Groups Prepare Busy Weekend Concerts
Kent State University music ensembles including the orchestra, band, men glee club, mixed octet and a cappella choir perform across northeastern Ohio. The KSU orchestra joins the Kent Civic Orchestra at 8 15 p m with works by Kodaly Toch Arnell and Beethoven. A Youngstown show features piano soloist Iren é Greenleaf Drake and Roy Metcalf directing at 8 15 p m. Campus programs include sacred songs Brahms waltzes folk tunes and soloists Don Mitchell Curt Sarff and Dale Hewitt with R E Smith and Neill David accompanying. The octet lists Betty Mae Bertram Joy Brand Virginia Brand Donna Jean Fullerton Arnold Cheyney Sam Dilmore John Gualderon and Myron Pearson. The a cappella choir tours Warren and Cleveland with Caro M Carapetyan conducting 8 p m Friday at Harding High School and 4 30 p m Sunday at Church of the Covenant Cleveland. An Easter concert on campus is planned for Thursday Mar 18.
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Marion Cole
Ohio
KSU
Kent Civic Orchestra
Kenneth Eyler
Zoltan Kodaly
Ernst Toch
Richard Arnell
Stambaugh Auditorium
Youngstown
Iren¢é Greenleaf Drake
Music School
Don Mitchell
Curt Sarff
Dale Hewitt
R. E. Smith
Neill David
Betty Mae Bertram
Joy Brand
Virginia Brand
Donna Jean Fullerton
Arnold Cheyney
Sam Dilmore
John Gualderon
Myron Pearson
Dittmer
Warren
Cleveland
Caro M. Carapetyan
Harding High School
Church of the Covenant
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