Ex Nazi Public Enemy Max Brauer to Speak to Students
Max Brauer once labeled public enemy No 1 by the Nazis will address an all University assembly tomorrow at 11 a m in the auditorium. He was Prussian senate member and Altona mayor, fled Germany after Nazi rise, advised China on municipal affairs, later lecturing in the United States on city administration and the German situation.
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Max Brauer
Germany
Brauer
France
China
League of Nations
United States
Dressler To Speak Here On Vocations
Dr. Otterbein Dressler, pathology professor at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy and Surgery, speaks today at 11 in room 301 McGilvrey hall on Selecting a Vocation. Science students and others curious about medical work are invited. he previously addressed students last year and is on a nine college tour in Ohio.
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Otterbein Dressler
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy and Surgery
McGilvrey Hall
A. O. DeWeese
Dressler
Ohio
Plan Air Raid Drill At Dorms
Plans for the first major air raid drill in University women’s dormitories are under way. Miss Frances Maisch says the drill will mirror monthly fire drills and be coordinated with Kent’s civilian defense program to train residents to remain calm if a real attack occurs.
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Frances Maisch
Kent
Columnists Entries Due for Men's Union Writing Contest
Roy Apple announces deadline for entries at 4 p m today. Submissions may cover any subject and length. Eric T Griebling, assistant professor of English, will judge the contest.
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Men’s Union
Roy Apple
Men's Union
Eric T. Griebling
Wolfe to Speak on After the War What
Dr. Harry D. Wolfe associate professor of marketing will address the Commerce club this afternoon at 4 o'clock in room 202 Merrill hall on After the War What.
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Harry D. Wolfe
Commerce Club
Merrill Hall
Sociology Classes Plan Kent House Census for War Dept
Four University sociology classes will conduct a house to house census of Kent homes to record rooms, floor plans, numbers and telephones. Each class covers a city quarter and results will form a complete record to aid wartime housing for refugees if fatalities occur.
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Kent
United States War Department
Ord
War Department
Robert Clemmons
William Shepherd
James T. Laing
Students Discuss Religion on KSRW
University round table on WADC claimed campus religion is largely ignored due to few campus religious groups and commuter status. Participants Mada Moseley Joe Blair Pauline Johnston Tom Bates and Ray Deming spoke under Rev. Clemmons with band director Roy Metcalf. Adelaide Snyder arranged the program with Walter Wolfe and E Lenard Silverstein announcing.
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WADC
Mada Moseley
Joe Blair
Pauline Johnston
Tom Bates
Ray Deming
Robert S. Clemmons
Wesley Foundation
Roy D. Metcalf
Poet Louis Untermeyer to Speak April 16 Here
Poet and anthologist Louis Untermeyer will appear here April 16 instead of March 19. Prof. C. E. Satterfield, chairman of the University entertainment committee, announced yesterday.
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Louis Untermeyer
C. E. Satterfield
University
Dormitory Waiting Lists Announced at University
Mary L. Smallwood, dean of women, announced yesterday that University women interested in living in a dormitory during the second nine weeks may place their names on the waiting list in the dean of women's office.
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University
Mary L. Smallwood
Fern Recovers from Cold, Expected Return to Office
Stewart Fern, assistant to the president, was confined to his home yesterday with a cold and is expected to return to his office this morning. The brief illness caused no disruption to scheduled duties.
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Stewart Fern
Convocation Opens At 10 In University Auditorium
The event features speeches by Dr. Everett R. Clinchy Rev Edward E McCue and Dr Sol Tax on the topic The World We Want to Live In Attendees include education sociology and political science classes in morning and afternoon sessions A pre dinner informal discussion runs 4 to 6 p m with a film to conclude at 8 15 p m in McGilvrey Hall room 317 Tax noted as Carnegie Institute anthropologist and later visiting professor of anthropology at the University of Mexico
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Everett R. Clinchy
Edward E. McCue
Sol Tax
Clinchy
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Alvin Miller
McCue
John Carroll University
Robert Clemmons
Donald Anthony
Carnegie Institute
Washington
Herman Byrne
Mona Fletcher
McGilvrey Hall
University of Chicago
Guatemala
Carnegie Institute of Washington
University of Mexico
Victory Volunteers Women Plan Recreation Program
The Vic tory Volunteers Women Professional club will discuss final organization of the recreation and living of physical efficiency tests at a Kent hall meeting led by Mrs. Virginia Harvey. Miss Rosalie Christian says volunteers will receive daily record charts soon and new members can sign up in the atrium. 375 members are enrolled to date.
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Victory
Women’s Professional Club
Kent Hall
Virginia Harvey
Radio Workshop to Present Tschaikowski Fourth Symphony
The Radio Workshop continues its record presentation series with Tschaikowski Fourth Symphony, scheduled for tomorrow at 3 p m in studio A. The event follows the inaug urated series held last Thursday by the workshop.
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Radio Workshop
Tschaikowski
Burlesque Star Rosita Praises Kent State Campus Visit
Rosita the Bombshell of the Follies toured Kent State University campus, praising the students and facilities as superior to Harvard. She enjoyed gym sports and campus life, lauded President Leebrick, and said she would return to Akron in eight weeks, hoping to visit the university again.
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Harvard
Rosita
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Follies
Lenny Shafitz
Burr
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