Auto Crash Victims Reported As Fair
Akron hospital attendants said last night the three youths injured in the Wednesday crash are described as fair. Leonard Pomeroy a Kent State captain and former wrestler is critically hurt with a fractured pelvis and ruptured gall bladder. Jim Blackstock a KSU football and baseball star has a fractured arm and internal injuries and may be released in about three weeks. Dick House was driving the 1938 coupe and suffered a ruptured bladder concussion and possible skull fracture. Transfusions were given by classmates and a hospital attendant. Police report House veered left while turning Holmes avenue and struck another auto. both drivers were taken to the hospital and are said to be recovering well.
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Akron City Hospital
Leonard Pomeroy
Jim Blackstock
Dick House
Pomeroy
Kent State University
Blackstock
KSU
House
Goodrich
Ray Hromco
Emmet O’grady
Len Open
Bert Davidson
Norman Chase
Fred Prasse
Bud Anderson
Joe Jones
Ed Boyle
Akron
Holmes Avenue
Utter to Speak at Senior Men's Luncheon Today
Senior guest Tom Utter a biology graduate assistant will address the senior men at noon today at the Robinhood. Henry La Torraca, committee chairman, announced Utter will discuss modern social hygiene.
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Tom Utter
Robinhood
Henry la Torraca
Utter
Kent High Schools Win Music Awards at District Meet
At the Northeast Ohio district music festival, 37 Kent area groups qualified for the Ohio State High School Music competition in Columbus on April 18 and 19. A unanimous superior rating went to Ashtabula High school band. other A ratings were earned by Ashtabula Harbor, Conneaut, Lakewood, Alliance girls groups, Berea, Youngstown East boys, Lakewood mixed chorus, Wooster and Struthers ensembles.
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Columbus
Kent Roosevelt High School
Kent State High School
Bedford High School
Ashtabula Harbor A Capella
Wadsworth High School Glee Club
Ashtabula High School
Ashtabula Harbor
Conneaut Band
Lakewood High School
Alliance High School Girls’ Glee Club
Berea High School
Youngstown East High School
Wooster High School
Struthers High School
Theme Test Dates Set Tomorrow Thursday
Freshman English theme tests for students who must remove incomplete grades will be given tomorrow and Thursday. Prof. C E Satterfield head of the English department announced yesterday. Tests for students not presently enrolled in Freshman English should be arranged in advance with the instructor who assigned the incomplete.
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C. E. Satterfield
Satterfield
Far East News Expert Dean Spencer to Speak Thursday
Dr M Lyle Spencer dean of Syracuse university school of journalism will lecture Thursday March 27 at 8 15 p m in the university auditorium on Behind the News in Asia Based on his tours through China Japan and Manchukuo He previously led the University of Washington and earned a Pulitzer Prize while editorial writer for the Milwaukee Journal He later founded the journalism school at the University of Cairo in Egypt The Kent State University entertainment committee headed by C E Satterfield arranged the visit.
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M. Lyle Spencer
Syracuse University
Spencer
Asia
China
Japan
Manchukuo
University of Washington
The
Milwaukee Journal
Cairo
Egypt
University of Cairo
Kent State University
C. E. Satterfield
Darkhorse Slepecky Pulls Surprise Win
Darkhorse entry Mike Slepecky of Kent State shocked the national wrestling meet at Lehigh by finishing runner up in the 128 pound class. His points helped Kent State tie for fifth place in the national event. See sports page for full details.
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Mike Slepecky
Kent State
Lehigh
Joe Begala
Slepecky
Kent
Plan for Freshman Governing Board Hears Council
The council heard a proposal from Blue Key and Cardinal Key to form a governing board for future freshman classes replacing elected officers. They also discussed a trophy idea for the Akron Kent game with a Kent reply proposal. Bob Cook suggested featuring Jim Schlemmer of the Akron Beacon Journal on the award.
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Blue Key
Mens
Cardinal Key
University of Akron
Akron-Kent
Bob Cook
Jim Schlemmer
The
Akron Beacon Journal
Taylor Elected To Secretary Post
Prof William Taylor chairman of the school of journalism was elected executive secretary of the Northeastern Ohio Weeklies association a Saturday meeting at Columbiana. The group voted to hold its annual Taylor clinic at Kent State university in June and moved the date to avoid conflicts with university conferences.
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William Taylor
School of Journalism
Northeastern Ohio Weeklies Association
Columbiana
Kent State University
Job Tests Offered Men By Akron YM
Akron YMCA offers intelligence and mechanical ability tests for men in defense industries. Jack Forbes, director, announced a counselor will assist in solving individual problems and help arrange interview appointments. Lectures and discussions are held weekly on Wednesdays at 7 30 p m.
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Akron Ymca
Jack Forbes
Akron
Forbes
Debaters Cup Fifth NEC Title In Row
Kent State debaters won all eight debates to claim their fifth consecutive NEC title. With Joe Hart Jewell Hardman Marjorie Jacot and Carol Sayers on the winning team the conference at John Carroll University featured 15 teams from 11 colleges. The topic was Union of Nations of the Western Hemisphere. Kent now holds 22 wins in 28 debates.
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Kent State
Ohio
John Carroll University
Kent
Joe Hart
Jewell Hardman
Marjorie Jacot
Carol Sayers
Union of Nations
NEC
Ohio Wesleyan
Akron
Ashland
Hiram
Bowling Green
Oberlin
Case
John Carroll
Notre Dame College For Women
Baldwin- Wallace
Shippensburg
Beck Niemeyer Win Honorable Mention in Short Course Pictures
Kent State students Henry C Beck and John Niemeyer earned honorable mention in the short course pictorial photography division. Sixteen others also received honorable mention. First in the division went to George Wells of Atlanta for Confidential, with Don Baker of Cushoc ton receiving second for Water Cherub. In news pictures, Charles Nerpel of the Cincinnati Post won first for Of an Unidentified Man, Barrie Kantor of the Chicago Times second for It Shouldn't Happen Here, with nine others honorable mention.
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Kent State University
Henry C. Beck
John Niemeyer
George Wells
Atlanta, Ga
Don Baker
Coshocton
Charles Nerpel
The
Cincinnati Post
Barrie Kanter
Chicago Times
Speaker Puts Latin America In New Light
Dr. Herbert E. Bolton urged a broader study of history to correct a distorted view of U S relations with Latin America. He argued Latin nations are as American as the United States and called for inclusive general history courses. He noted Spanish colonization helped shape the western hemisphere more than English, urging recognition of these ties.
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Latin-America
South America
Herbert E. Bolton
McGilvrey Hall
America
Bolton
Western Hemisphere
Independents Map Fund Drive Today
The Independent party begins a fund drive with member registration and donations for the upcoming election. Chairman Joe Hart says registration continues this week in the atrium. contributors of 10 cents or more become dues-supporting party members.
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The
Independent Party
Joe Hart
Social Work Opportunities At Reserve Meeting
Western Reserve University hosts a two day social work meeting March 28 29 with Deans Manchester Smallwood and Mayo inviting 42 Midwest colleges. Mayo former associate executive director of New York City Welfare Council will speak at a luncheon and tour Tremont area poverty projects funded to 82 000 000 by 1938.
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Western Reserve University
Raymond E. Manchester
Mary L. Smallwood
Kent State
Leonard W. Mayo
School of Applied Sciences
Western Reserve
Welfare Council of
New York City
Kent
Mid-West
Dean Mayo
Tremont Area
Cleveland Welfare Federation
Cleveland
Students Speak Before Forensic Association Meeting
Six Forensic association students spoke before the American Association of University Women last night in Moulton hall. Jewell Hardman Carol Sayers Paul Zeller Joe Hart John Powell and Marjorie Jacot gave five minute talks on the Western Hemisphere's role in the world conflict. Audience questions followed.
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Western Hemisphere
Forensic Association
American Association of University Women
Moulton Hall
Jewell Hardman
Carol Sayers
Paul Zeller
Joe Hart
John Powell
Marjorie Jacot
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Far East
Dean Spencer
Darkhorse Slepecky
Surprise
Taylor
Akron YM
Debaters Cup
U. S
Independents
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