Goodrich Labs Open in McGilvrey Hall for Rubber Research
The B F Goodrich company establishes synthetic rubber research labs in McGilvrey hall at Kent with Dr Waldo L Semon and Dr Charles F Fryling directing the work for the war duration. A university collaborative program at Cornell parallels the effort. Mary Howard of Akron joins the Goodrich staff. The million dollar building, completed in 1940, houses multiple science and classroom spaces.
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B. F. Goodrich Company of
Akron
McGilvrey Hall
Waldo L. Semon
Charles F. Fryling
Semon
Cornell University
Goodrich Company
North America
Goodrich
Mary Howard
University of Akron
Kent
Stater Burr Editors Named At May 27 Banquet
The annual Student Publications banquet at the Robin Hood will announce new Kent Stater and Chestnut Burr editors and business managers at 6 p m May 27. Gold Keys will honor editors and six staffers with silver keys. Jargon Man and Woman of the Year and journalism certificates also awarded.
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Kent Stater
Chestnut Burr
Robin Hood
Slater and
Burr
Frederick B. Marbut
School of Journalism
Frances White
Adelaide Snyder
Arthur Durivage
Ligon Mayhew
Post War Faculty Group Forming On Campus
University and training school faculty and staff invited to join the newly organized campus post war committee meeting on Thursday May 27 at 4 p m in room 317 Mc Gilvrey hall. Dr Maurice Baum chairs and says the group will complete organization and program plans.
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University and Training School
McGilvrey Hall
National Universities
Alan Hammack Replaces George Bush In Comedy
Alan Hammack has replaced George Bush in the Penny Drive play 80 North Front Street. Re hearsals under Carol Richards prepare for the May 28 opening at 8 15 p m in the University auditorium. Wilbur Adams and professors Stump Hansen are noted for strong work as set construction nears completion. Blue Key will assist with ticket sales and donate all proceeds to the Penny drive. Reserved seats go on sale next week in the atrium per Mary Jane Bishop. The comedy parallels last year’s Heart of City directed by G Harry Wright now in navy service.
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George Bush
North Front Street
Carol Richards
University Auditorium
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Stump and
Hansen
Richards
Blue Key
Mary Jane Bishop
G. Harry Wright
Last Duchess issue to go on sale at gym entrance
The last Duchess edition for the duration will be sold Monday morning at the Wills gym entrance. Editor Herb Rosen calls it a surprise edition with stories jokes cartoons and more.
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the Duchess
Wills Gym
Herb Rosen
Author To Address Assembly Tuesday
T. A. Raman a famed Indian journalist and author will lecture Tuesday May 25 at 9 am at the all University assembly in the auditorium Alvin J. Miller assistant professor of education announced Raman educated in Madras King's College and London University holds BA and LLB degrees He is acquainted with Gandhi Nehru Jinnah and with General Wavell the Viceroy of India He has traveled as a news correspondent through Hawaii the Philippines Batavia Singapore Thailand and Burma for the North American Newspaper Alliance All classes will be excused for the assembly Miller stated.
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T. A. Raman
India
Alvin J. Miller
Madras
King’s College
London University
Raman
Ghandi
Nehru
Jinnah
General
University Choir Plans First Recital Tuesday Evening
Forty members of the University a cappella choir directed by Bruce Handley perform their first concert of the year at 7 15 p m in the University auditorium. Soloists include Robert Dawson Ruth West and June Nicodemus with four song groups featuring sacred pieces Negro spirituals Madrigals and major works.
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University
Robert Dawson
Ruth West
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Tschaikowskys
King Jesus
Miss West
Brahms
Cardinal Key elects Doris Yarger President
Doris Yarger, a junior in the college of education, was elected president of Cardinal Key, the national women’s service honorary, last night. Officers include Jane McDowell as vice president Monetta Crookman as recording secretary Martha Jean Lauderbaugh as corresponding secretary Jeanne Zeiser as treasurer and Adelaide Snyder as historian.
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College of Education
Cardinal Key
National Women's Service
Jane McDowell
Monetta Crookman
Martha Jean Lauderbaugh
Jeanne Zeiser
Adelaide Snyder
University square dance lesson to be held at Wills gym
University students may attend a square dancing lesson tomorrow night in Wills gym from 7 30 to 10 30 p m with Henry Eatinger's orchestra. Twenty couples will teach and supervise the lesson. The box social and treasure hunt are canceled. Women may leave by 12 30 a m. dean of women Mary L Smallwood announced.
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Wills Gymnasium
Henry Eatinger
EWT
Mary L. Smallwood
Lillian Sokoll
Betty McCallian
Halina Nagorka
George Bush
Helen Tisdel
Bill Keene
Don Wargowsky
Faculty Meeting Set for Tuesday at 3 P M in McGilvrey Hall
Registrar E C Stopher announced a faculty meeting on Tuesday at 3 P M in room 317 McGilvrey hall. Plans will be made for the June ooment.
Leebrick To Talk At Alumni Banquet
University president Dr. K. C. Leebrick will headline the alumni banquet set for Saturday June 12 at 6 30 p m in the Robin Hood. Captain William J. Ackermann aviation students commanding officer will give a short remarks with E C Stopher registrar serving as toastmaster. All alumni faculty and the graduating class are invited.
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K. C. Leebrick
University
Chester E. Satterfield
William J. Ackermann
Aviation
E. C. Stopher
Workshop Concert To Be Held Sunday
An afternoon concert in the Radio Workshop runs from 1 to 2 p m under Suzanne Schwartz direction. Dr and Mrs C B Sumner will host refreshments with University women as hostesses for townspeople and students. The program includes Stravinksi Fire Bird Suite and Moussorgsky Pictures of an Exhibition.
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Suzanne Schwartz
C. B. Sumner
Stravinski
Moussougsky
Navy Reserve Call Up Aims July Start Of Training
About 65 000 college naval reserves are to be called to active duty around July 1 to begin the navy college training program. Adrian Van Wylen University reserve coordinator says no word has been received on this action.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Adrian van Wyen
University Reserve
Cadet Dick O Conner Killed In Plane Crash
Air Cadet Richard J. O Conner a former university student was killed in a plane crash near Georgiana Alabama during a night cross country flight on March 29 The dean said the death is the 20th casualty on the KSU Roll of Honor Cadet Conner resided in Cuyahoga Falls and studied at the university in fall 1941.
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Dick O'Conner
Richard J. O'Conner
Georgiana
Ala
Raymond E. Manchester
Conner
Cuyahoga Falls
KSU
Manchester
Fifth Annual Regatta Starters and Rules Set
E C Stopher, university registrar, will start the fifth annual Rowboat regatta on the Cuyahoga river Saturday May 29 at 6 p m. Entries due May 25 at 3 p m Ruth Jane Recht regatta director. All boats must be flat bottomed wooden rowboats with two rowers max. Harris to supervise swimming tests in the university pool daily next week at 4 p m except Thursday. Rotating trophies will be awarded to winners in both men and women divisions.
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Kent Stater
Cuyahoga River
Ruth Jane Recht
Regatta
Harris
University Pool
Claudine Harris
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