Rest is Greatest Tuberculosis Cure Says Dr Leggett
Dr Elizabeth Leggett university physician told a college audience that rest is the key to curing tuberculosis in any stage. She urged early recognition and noted in ages 16 to 25 TB is third in deaths, with women 20 to 25 most at risk. She added a simple test can detect it anytime for students. Kent compares favorably with other colleges in positive tests. three students left school due to cases.
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Elizabeth Leggett
Leggett
National Tuberculosis Association
Kent
Art Students Plan Trip From Canton Friday Morning
The Craft class of the art department and the art seniors in the college of education organize a trip through April 13. Head coach Rosy Humphrey, head of the art department, announced the plan on Friday morning March 29.
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College of Education
Rosy
Canton
Nina S&s. Humphrey
Nebraska Dean To Speak During Assembly Tuesday
Dr. Charles Henry Oldfather dean of arts and sciences at the University of Nebraska will address the assembly Tuesday April 2 at 10 a m in the university auditorium on Modern Liberal Art Colleges He will also speak to the Liberal Arts faculty at 4 p m the same day.
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Charles Henry Oldfather
University of Nebraska
University
Dean Oldfather
Persia
Hanover College
University of Wisconsin
Wabash College
Indiana
Egypt
Oldfather
Liberal Arts
Kent Stater Sponsors Weekly News Writing Contests
The Kent Stater in cooperation with Schine's Kent theatre begins a series of weekly news writing contests open to all students not connected with The Kent Stater. Winners receive a pair of theatre passes. complete rules are on page three.
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Kent Stater
Schine
Kent Theatre
Oratorio Society to Meet This Evening
The oratorio society will meet this evening in the university auditorium from 7 to 10 under the direction of Prof. Fred Denker head of the music department.
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Fred Denker
Tony Link Travels for Week in St. Louis
Miss Antoinette Link secretary to the health and physical education department left for St. Louis yesterday to spend a week. Mrs. Mildred Scott will take over Miss Link's duties during her absence.
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Antoinette Link
Health and Physical Education Department
St. Louis
Mildred Scott
Miss Link
Summer Session to Feature Bagley Hosic and More
The 1940 university summer school will present two courses by Dr. William C. Bagley and Dr. James F. Hosic of Columbia University. They will be joined by Dr. Joseph S. Roucek and Dr. Alice Foster for lectures in sociology politics geography and geology. Sessions run June 17 to July 26 and July 29 to end of term.
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William C. Bagley
James F. Hosic
Columbia University
Bagley Wright
Hosic
University
Frew Musselman
Columbia
Bagley
Joseph S. Roucek
Alice Foster
National Council of Geography
Race Forum Tonight on Racial Differences at University
The second forum in the series will be at 7 30 p m in the Training School auditorium with Dr James T Laing Dr Leonard Bloom and student representative Gertrude Duckwitz as speakers Free discussion will follow Two anthropologists Dr M F A Montague and Dr Ernest Hooton will speak on the Town Hall broadcast The series runs through April and May examining accepted bases for racial difference and minority rights worldwide
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Training School
James T. Laing
Leonard Bloom
Gertrude Duckwitz
M. F. A. Montague
Ernest Hooton
Thirty Swimmers Qualify as Red Cross Instructors
Thirty university students and instructor Miss Julia Marshall passed the Red Cross water safety instructor requirements. The written and water exams were supervised by George T. Costello. First time passers listed include Betty Ackley Louis Alstott Willis Anderson Joseph Brewer and others. Repeats for annual qualification include John Critz Roy Deming Virginia Goss Norvel Hill Elizabeth Laurenson Jessie Laurenson Julia Marshall Comfort Spelman and Dale Stewart.
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Julia Marshall
Red Cross
George T. Costello
Red Cross Field
Betty Ackley
Louis Alstott
Willis Anderson
Joseph Brewer
Betty Brunner
Donald Dietz
Gene Dutter
Robert Fry
Fern Griffin
Cecil Huff
Nadine Hulbert
Richard Johnson
Hubert Lawrence
Jack Matthews
Robert Matthews
Andrew Mitchell
Sue Myser
Howard Roby
Wilford Steffy
Jane Stroup
Audrienne van Hyning
Roman Woyno
John Critz
Roy Deming
Virginia Goss
Norvel Hill
Elizabeth Laurenson
Jessie Laurenson
Comfort Spelman
Dale Stewart
Kent State officials appeal for funds in Columbus
Dr. K. C. Leebrick president and B. F. Renkert business manager of Kent State University appear before the Emergency Relief Control Board at the State House Columbus at 10 p m to seek additional funds.
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K. C. Leebrick
B. F. Renkert
Emergency Relief Control Board
State House
Columbus
Ohio
Kent State University
Campus Facelift Impresses Returning Students
Reporter Mickey Dover describes Easter break renovations at KSU detailing a floor refinishing, cleaning of gym backboards and locker rooms, pool draining and scrubbing, Merrill hall waxing, library cleaning, window washing, and new towel racks in the men’s locker room as students return to campus after vacation.
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KSU
University
Merrill Hall
Trustees Approve Entry Exam Fee at Kent State
The Kent State University board of trustees approved a $1.50 freshman entrance examination fee starting next year, up from fifty cents. Mary Pardee of Akron was named assistant dietitian. Elizabeth Johnson resigned as liberal arts secretary to take a post at Northwestern University. Elmo Scott Watson of Publishers' Auxiliary was appointed lecturer for the Northeastern Ohio Newspaper clinic on the Kent campus in May.
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Kent State University Board of Trustees
Mary Pardee
Akron
Elizabeth Johnson
Liberal Arts
Johnson
Northwestern University
Elmo Scott Watson
Publishers’ Auxiliary
Northeastern Ohio
WTAM Airs Kent Professors Views Of Famous Authors
WTAM will broadcast the Kent English department panel on American authors on United States postage stamps. Dr Grace B Sherrer Dr Walter L Simmons Dr Kenneth R Pringle and Prof Eric T Griebling discuss how these authors embody Americanism. A repeat panel is set for Thursday at the Congregational church in Cuyahoga Falls.
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English Department
WTAM
Grace B. Sherrer
Walter L. Simmons
Kenneth R. Pringle
Eric T. Griebling
United States
America
Congregational Church
Cuyahoga Falls
Two on Faculty to Speak at Columbus Convention
Dr. Elizabeth Ann Leggett and Dr. Lester Munzenmayer are slated to present at the Ohio College Association convention in Columbus at the Deshler-Wallack hotel. Munzenmayer, Kent State teaching placement director and OI TPA vice president, will discuss the cooperative exchange of teaching lists. Leggett, university physician, will report on three cases of spontaneous pneumothorax of unknown etiology.
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Elizabeth Ann Leggett
Lester Munzenmayer
Ohio College Association
Deshler-Wallack Hotel
Columbus
Munzenmayer
Kent
Ohio Institutional Teacher Placement Association
Leggett
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Dr. Leggett
Nebraska
Stater
Oratorio Society
Tony Link
Leebrick
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