KCL To Speak In Michigan At Teachers College
President K C Leebrick will keynote a two day International Relations Institute at Central State Teachers College Mount Pleasant Michigan He is set to give three addresses on Thursday and a general assembly talk on Friday The topic for the assembly is The Far Eastern Situation and he will interpret current affairs using available sources
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International Relations Institute
Central State Teachers College
Mount
Charles L. Anspach
Mount Pleasant College
Ashland College
Leebrick
General Assembly
Industrial Arts Club to Discuss Hobbies Tonight
Industrial Arts Club opens a hobby discussion series at 7 tonight in the Heating Plant drawing room. Six speakers will cover puppets, model planes, photography, bows and arrows, stage craft, and army insignias, with Russel Goodwin as president.
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Industrial Arts Club
Russel Goodwin
Willis Bauer
Jack Ward
Joe Aschauer
Eli Berry
J. Harris
Charles Earhart
Art Professor Heads to Chicago Meeting
Miss Mary Boswell assistant professor of art left early this morning to attend the Western Arts Association annual meet in Chicago at the Stevens Hotel. The conference runs through March 22.
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Mary Boswell
Western Arts Association
Chicago
Stevens Hotel
Naval ROTC Has Benefits Tells Kent State Seniors
Ensign C Howard Resseger, Kent alumnus in the Pacific fleet, spoke at the Senior Men's luncheon at Robins Hood describing naval ROTC as beneficial for Kent State and for college men. He said service offers education experience and training plus a mature outlook. Lieutenant Donald Johnson, Kent alumnus in the Army Air Corps, commented briefly on air school training.
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Kent State University
C. Howard Resseger
Kent
United States Navy
Robinhood
Ensign Besseger
Armed Forces
Donald Johnson
Army Air Corps
Thomas Utter
Henry LaTorracca
Scoop King Dick Sarno Speaks to Short Course Tonight
Scoop King Dick Sarno of the New York Daily Mirror discusses coverage of Gotham tabloids to Short Course participants at 7:30 in room 319 McGilvrey hall. He is known for Lindbergh child scoops and posing famous movie stars.
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Dick Sarno
New York Daily Mirror
Gotham
McGilvrey Hall
Sarno
Lindbergh
Midshipman Jim Hook Leads NTFC Chorus in No Time For Classes
Jim Hook, Akron native and liberal arts junior at KSU, directs the 16-voice male glee club for the second edition of No Time For Classes. The Naval Reserve member half-shares vocal duties with a mixed quintet featuring Jerry Brown Martha Harper Jeanette Malat and Bob Speicher. Rehearsals occur twice weekly as the choir appears in four scenes involving 12 songs.
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Hook
Akron
Akron Buchtel
KSU
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Naval Re
Jerry Brown
Martha Harper
Jeanette Malat
Bob Speicher
Sophomore Dues Collected For Spring Dance Event
Sophomore dues start today and run through March 27 per class president Irving Waterbury. Second semester dues are 50 cents and admit one member and a guest to the dance on Friday March 28. Dues collected daily 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the gym entrance.
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Irving Waterbury
Assembly Tomorrow Debates Totalitarianism and Propaganda
The general assembly at 9 a.m. will explore whether propaganda is essential and compare American and Nazi totalitarianism. Student representatives include Ed Zink Ray Gallagher Berta Kernen Jane Stroup Hope Byrne and Bob Cook. Faculty reps are Mona Fletcher and Henry M Cater.
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Ed Zink
Ray Gallagher
Berta Kernen
Jane Stroup
Hope Byrne
Bob Cook
Mona Fletcher
Henry M. Cater
Kent State Cameras Jump Into Fourth Annual Short Course
The Fourth Annual Short Course in photography at Kent State opens this afternoon with Kip Ross, photographic editor of National Geographic, delivering the opening lecture on "Cam" while 234 top photographers are signed up for the four day event.
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Kip Ross
National Geographic Magazine
Ross Will
Ravenna
Kent State
K. C. Leebrick
Dr Rumold Describes McGilvrey Hall in Chemistry Magazine
Dr C F Rumold head of the physical sciences writes a three page Analytical Edition article on McGilvrey hall for Industrial and Engineering Chemistry magazine February 15. He details laboratories uses lighting power and other facilities with one photo and a complete floor plan of second third and fourth floors.
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McGilvrey Hall
C. F. Rumold
Department of Physcal Sciences
Industrial and Engineering Chemistry
Crecraft Urges Sophs To Choose Program
Dean Earl W. Crecraft announced that sophomores in the college of liberal arts should decide their major and minor subjects now. A sophomore assembly later will explain the advantages of the courses and departments, with preassembly information available at the liberal arts office.
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College of Liberal Arts
Earl W. Crecraft
Crecraft
Liberal Arts
Ten Students Ill As Hospital List Dwindles
Ten students miss classes today due to illness per Dr A O DeWeese director of student health service. Herman David and Don Boddy admitted to the university infirmary. Max Conner Jack Gray Marcia Johnson Ellen Haurath Marguerite Cook and Clem Wagner sent home. William O Keefe and Frances Peterson confined to rooms.
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A. O. DeWeese
Student Health Service Center
Herman David
Don Boddy
University Infirmary
Max Conner
Jack Gray
Marcia Johnson
Ellen Hausrath
Marguerite Cook
Clem Wagner
William O'Keefe
Frances Peterson
Gundry Concert Draws 250 At Kent State
Roland Gundry an 18 year old violinist drew a crowd of over 250 Kent State students and townspeople to the auditorium for the third concert in a series. He played seven selections with Phil Johnson at the piano.
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Roland Gundry
Kent State
Gundry
Phil Johnson
Tragedy at Erie Freight Yard Injures 200 Def Workers
Photographers rushed to the Erie freight yard after a collision with a commuters train from Ravenna arsenal injuring over 200 defense workers. Eck Stanger led a small press group from the Ann Arbor News but access to the wreckage was blocked. John Niemeyer of Scarsdale took three photos before disaster struck his dark room, ruining the negatives.
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Erie
Ravenna Arsenal
Eck Stanger
Ann Arbor
John Niemeyer
Scarsdale
N. Y
Eras and Senses for Press Photography
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