Receptive Audience Greets Production of George Washington Slept Here
The University auditorium opened the local dramatic season with a highly amusing production of George Washington Slept Here. Bill Guisewite and Stan Mouse led the cast in a lively performance, with Charles Viscounty as Raymond and Opal Wigner as the female lead.
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University Auditorium
George Washington
Bill Guisewite
Stan Mouse
Charles Viscounty
Raymond
America
Opal Wigner
GWSH
KSU Vocational Conference Opens This Evening
The KSU Vocational Conference starts this evening with addresses on defense effects across vocations. Mrs Gladys Berenguer of the U S Civil Service Commission will speak to the Women s League executive council and staff in Moulton hall at 8 o clock.
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Gladys Berenguer
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Women’s League Executive Council
Moulton Hall
CPT Increases Quota and Tightens CPT Rules
Adrian Van Wyen director of civil aeronautics announced a CPT quota rise from 10 to 20 with stricter enrollment rules. Applicants must have deferred Selective Service status and sign an affidavit agreeing to enlist in the army or navy air corps after completing the training.
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Adrian van Wyen
Civil Aeronautics
van Wyen
Army
Navy Air Corps
Mara Pat Gee
Cadets Eligible for CPT Course Without Physical Exam
Van Wyen states naval reserve V-5 students may enter the CPT elementary course without a physical exam. A written statement of acceptance to the V-5 class suffices as the sole requirement.
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Naval Reserve
CPT
van Wyen
Circus Color Dance Planned in Wills Gym Tonight
A three ring circus atmosphere with Billy Munday and his orchestra will highlight the combined sophomore junior dance in Wills gym tomorrow night at 9 00. Decor includes a canvas tent entrance and circus bleachers. Guisewite Lemak lead the planning with assistants Boecker Lewis and Zupan. The event runs to 1 am with 2 am permits for women. Admission 50 cents class dues for members and 75 cent tickets for non members. The dance is informal and follows a circus tent theme.
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Billy Munday
Wills Gymnasium
Bill Guisewite
Johnny Lemak
Guisewite
Lemak
Alita Boecker
Marge Lewis
Marian Zupan
Wills Gym
University Theatre
Students To Take Art Field Trip To Cleveland Show
About 35 art students from Kent will travel Monday to visit the annual students show at the Cleveland School of Art. Associate Professor E Ladis law Novotny said the exhibit features student work done during vacation and leisure periods. Students depart Kent at 1 PM and stay at the exhibition until 4 30 PM.
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Cleveland School of Art
E. Ladislaw Novotny
Kent
Leebrick Accepts Seat on Ohio War History Commission
Dr. K. C. Leebrick, president of the University, accepted Governor Bricker’s invitation to join the Ohio War Historical commission. The body will meet in Columbus on April 1 to compile Ohio’s role in World War II.
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K. C. Leebrick
University
John W. Bricker
Ohio War Historical Commission
Columbus
Ohio
War delays Kent State building projects and health center
Kent State University halted its building program including a new health center and an industrial arts shop due to government priority system denying materials for new structures. $190,000 in state funds are blocked while remodeling and dormitory work may proceed. officials seek reallocation of funds to resume once priorities allow.
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Kent State University
Maury Maverick
Lowry Hall
B. F. Renkert
Defense Is Topic Of Radio Panel At University
A University radio program on defense uses industrial arts as the focus with a panel of faculty members at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow over WADC Akron. Panel head C Sheldon Van Deusen will be joined by Adrian Van Wyen and E W Tischendorf, all from the industrial arts department.
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WADC
Akron
C. Sheldon van Deusen
Adrian van Wyen
E. W. Tischendorf
Maisch To Assign Engleman Rooms For Hall Housing
Miss Frances Maisch announces Engleman hall room assignments for fall. Seniors may sign March 24 8:30 to 11:30 am and 1:30 to 3 pm juniors March 25 and sophomores March 26 starting at 7:30 am. Reservations require a five dollar deposit. details posted on bulletin boards.
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Engleman Hall
Frances Maisch
Jean Rees Called Home in Sudden Family Tragedy
Youngstown Sophie Jean Rees a sophomore in the college of education was called home late last night due to the death of her father.
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Jean Rees
Youngstown
College of Education
Taylor Elected Chi Pi Adviser
William Taylor, chairman of the school of journalism, was elected faculty adviser to Chi Pi, the men's professional fraternity, at their meeting Wednesday night. Gus Chigges, president, announced the decision yesterday. Chi Pi will meet at the Robin Hood next Wednesday for a dinner honoring Charles Ayres, Eugene McCord, and Bob Kenyon who are to be inducted.
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William Taylor
School of Journalism
Chi Pi
Gus Chigges
Robin Hood
Chigges
Charles Ayres
Eugene McCord
Bob Kenyon
Victory Volunteers pledge affects campus breakfast habits
University of Iowa dining hall patrons follow Victory Volunteer pledges by consuming more eggs and cereal and fewer sweet rolls. About 45 more students eat breakfast weekly as lines grow, due to more visitors stopping at the steam table. Betsy Duff chairs sports and activities committees with college and sorority representation. A 6:30 p.m. meeting in Kent hall room 108 will outline a recreation plan for the rest of the semester. Women can sign up in the dean of women's office weekdays.
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University Dining Hall
Elizabeth Fellers
University Dietician
Betty Duff
Women's Professional Club
Jean Evans
Moulton Hall
Kent Hall
Dean of Women’s Office
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G. Harry Wright
Wright
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Wellsian
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Grnach
Uncle Stanley
Jane Heaphey
Hester
Ruth West
Mary Haines
Marietta Young
Bob Hauser
E. Lenard Silverstein
Kitty Liptak
Jean Barger
Jim Theis
Charles Piper
KSU Vocational Conference
Berenguer
Jeanne Parrish
Merrill Hall
Belle Grove
Cleveland
Virginia Harvey
Easley
Nela Park
Jane Carlisle
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jane Rieker
Akron Beacon Journal
Alice Smith
Cleveland Health Council
Charlotte Cook
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Bill Munday
Leebrick
Maisch
Taylor
Victory
Laurel Ernstmeyer
Helen Ruth Smith
Gloria Taber
Summit Hall
Jo Blue
Olypia Bueller
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