Socialist Thomas Urges Unified Resolve to Halt Arms Race
Norman Thomas six time presidential candidate spoke to an overflow audience urging liquidation of mass destruction weapons, demilitarization of island possessions, international control of atomic weapons, and strengthening of the United Nations. He linked foreign policy to domestic politics and warned the cold war risks moral defeat and global doom from armament.
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May Day Queen Contestants Chosen at Campus Elims
Three judges including Clarence Van Duzer and Elmer L. Novotny will pick the Campus day May queen from juniors and seniors at 7 p.m. in the Moulton music room on May 18. Contestants must have a 2.0 average, submit by May 17, and will wear formats at tryouts.
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Moulton Music Room
Clarence van Duzer
Cleveland Institute of Art
Elmer L. Novotny
School of Art
Sally Wirigst
Librarians on Campus Symposium Opens on Censorship
The fourth annual symposium for librarians begins at 2 p.m. with Backgrounds for Censorship and an 8 p.m. session on Problems and Implications of Censorship. Chairman John B. Nicholson, head librarian, leads over 300 librarians expected to attend.
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Tests Monday English achievement exams for sophomores
Third quarter sophomores must take the English achievement tests in the auditorium on Monday May 16 from 10 to 12 and 1 to 3. If a student must miss a class the instructor will be notified and asked to excuse the absence.
ROTC Drill Tuesday At Kent State
Kent State students and faculty are invited to the Second Army inspection on May 17 at the football field. Lt Col Thomas F Wall will lead the all day event featuring a cadet of the class of 1952 honored, a lunch with President George A Bowman, and a 25 piece marching band under Prof Roy Metcalf.
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Publications Banquet to Honor Kent Stater Achievements
More than 100 guests are expected at the annual Publications semi formal banquet at the Mayflower Hotel in Akron tonight. Prof William Taylor will present about 100 awards and trophies to Kent Stater students including the Lincoln Hackim trophy the Ryan Stater achievement cup the Matt Fenn trophy and the Lambda Phi trophy for outstanding women journalist.
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Five students named for UN and State Dept internships
Betty Jane Abbott Joyce Marshall head list for state department internships in 1949. Russell B Harris John R Longenecker Norman Bertellotti named for United Nations secretariat summer posts. State jobs pay 2520 first year rising to 3240. UN posts are summer internships. Nomination board of 11 faculty reviewed 18 applicants.
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Joyce Marshall
Department of State
United Nations
Russell B. Harris
John R. Longenecker
Norman Bertellotti
Secretariat
Bowman
John Reed Spicer
Frew Musselman
F. Dewey Ammer
Donald E. Anthony
Harry A. Cunningham
T. M. H Blair
Edna Eisen
James Fosdick
Helen
Helen Machan
William L. Wannemacher
W. Leslie Garnett
William Taylor
Local Greeks On Air Tonie
Two Kent State University Greek groups win spots on WGAR Cleveland for the Kollege Korner session hosted by Hal Morgan. Delta Upsilon and Delta Gamma led the requests among Cleveland Akron area sororities and fraternities and will speak on their organizations tonight at midnight.
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Students Tour Toledo Dearborn Industrial Plants
More than 30 industrial arts students led by Prof. E W Tischendorf toured the Toledo Dearborn industrial area visiting Willys Overland in Toledo Owens Illinois Glass in Toledo and the Chrysler engineering department in Detroit They also saw the glass exhibit at Toledo’s art museum and are expected to return late tonight.
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Toledo
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Hic-Pic-Nic at Crystal Lake Park
The Kappa Sigma Chipledge chapter sponsors a 4 p.m. Hic-Pic-Nic at Crystal Lake park with penny pitching plate busting darts putting green and roulette. Gene Tyrell chairs the picnic and tickets cost 25 cents from REX pledges or the fraternity house. tickets confer a chance to win donated merchandise. The winner need not be present.
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Entry Fee Hiked for Regatta and New Rules
Admiral Jim Smith announced a ten dollar entry fee per group for this year’s Rowboat Regatta to fund identical boats for the races and reduce boat inspection controversy. He said swimming tests will be required for oarsmen and a full rules list will be published next week with tightened and expanded provisions.
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Aqua Antics Sharks Club Ends Tonight at University Pool
Tonight offers two showings of Aqua Antics by the Sharks club at 7 and 8 30 in the university pool. Tickets cost 25 cents and are sold at the ticket office or at the door. Each performance seats 200. audiences are urged to buy early.
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Sorority Denied Sponsorship Role on Campus
Student council approved the social committee minutes depriving Alpha Xi Delta sorority of sponsoring but not participating in any social affair for the rest of spring quarter. Campus day activity judges were approved and Irv Wheatley, council president, urged better government.
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