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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1942

Page

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University assigns air raid posts and wardens

University committee members designate air raid warnings and assign faculty to specific buildings. McGilvrey hall leaders include Dr A C Poe and others. Kent hall, administration and gym, Merrill hall, and library postings list multiple professors, with training school duties and Moulton hall wing takeover plans also named.

A. O. DeWeese McGilvrey Hall A. C. Poe Clarence L. Cook Kenneth L. Kelley Christian F. Rumnold Harry A. Cunningham J. Arthur Herrick Kent Hall Edward M. Collins E. Whitton Constantine Alexopoulos G. J. Altmann Gerald Chapman Charles Sumner Joe Begala Ralph W. Dexter Ronald Spacht Marie Apple Merrill Hall Judy Marshall James P. Heath Wilford H. Cook Foreman Kelly Moulton Hall Elizabeth Leggett Lena English Smith, Slates Jackson

Last Program Is Broadcast on War Time Campus

Two sketches and excerpts from Heart of a City were aired yesterday on WADC Akron at 4 p m. The program featured Designed for War and Listen You with Carol Richards as author. Bob Raful directed the program and Bob Guisewite read the soldier tale Eternity. Performers included Bob Smiley Opal Wigner Betty Gorlich Don Shanower and Bob Hauser with George Ebel on sound and Betty Coven as engineer.

Heart of A City WADC Akron Chester E. Satterfield Valhalla Carol Richards Bob Raful Bill Guisewite Bob Smiley Opal Wigner Betty Gorlich Don Shanower Bob Hauser George Ebel Betty Coven

Dispensary Inspection May Bring Priorities

A U S Public Health Service representative from Chicago inspected Kent State University infirmary and dispensary facilities to determine if the university is entitled to priority ratings for a proposed new student health center.

Kent State University U.S. Public Health Service Chicago

Lana Turner selects Tom Davis Duke of Kent at Kent theater

Kent State University junior track star Tom Davis wins the title Duke of Kent chosen by film star Lana Turner. He defeats nine rivals as the Duchess magazine staged the event at Schine's Kent theater with seven finalists and judges Merle Wagoner Joe Hart and Lindy Barch. Davis is a Delta Phi Sigma member active in multiple campus groups.

Tom Davis Duke of Kent Kent State University Lana Turner Miss Turner Star L. T Hollywood Merle Wagoner Joe Hart Lindy Barch Duchess Dom Monaco

Seniors Listed for Graduation by Registrar

Final lists released by the registrar name 258 seniors eligible for graduation at the June 7 commencement. Eight will receive master’s degrees. 163 from the College of Education. 34 BA degrees from the College of Liberal Arts. 17 BS degrees from the College of Liberal Arts. 34 BS degrees from the College of Business Administration. and two bachelor’s degrees in Secretarial Science.

E. C. Stopher College of Education College of Liberal Arts College of Business Administration

Applications Due for Chestnut Burr Editor and Duchess Manager

Applications for editor of the Chestnut Burr and Summer Stater and Duchess business manager must be submitted by 5 p.m. Thursday.

Chestnut Burr and Summer Stater and Duchess

University Navy Relief Drives to Pass 2000 Goal Today

Prof William D Taylor chairs final University events today and tomorrow to boost Navy Relief fund toward a 5 000 000 national drive. Activities include a benefit baseball game with Ravenna Ordnance plant a Silver Tea and a campus convocation with comedy skits Heart of a City previews and naval reserve introductions Proceeds support Navy Relief with prizes for fraternity and sorority fundraisers and theater collections tomorrow night at Kent Theater.

Navy Relief Society Committee William D. Taylor iToday Ravenna Bill Guisewite Stan Mouse Naval Reserve Moulton Hall Ruth Sivon Fairchild Heart of A City Navy Relief Schine Kent Theater

Delta Sigma Pi Holds Installation of Officers at Silver Lake

The Delta Sigma Pi installation ceremony at Silver Lake Tavern named Art Durivage as headmaster. New officers include Jack Collins as senior warden George Corden as junior warden Dave Edgerton as scribe and Edwin Dreger as treasurer. Six new pledges were inducted including Bill Drexel Ben Sollitto Jack Braion Bob Smith and John Williamson.

Sigma Pi Silver Lake Tavern Art Durivage Jack Collins George Corden Dave Edgerton Edwin Dreger Bill Drexel Ben Sollitto Jack Braion Bob Smith John Williamson

Victory Players Boost Navy Relief With All-Out City Play

The Victory Players stage Heart of a City to aid Navy Relief, led by director G Harry Wright and promoter Bill Guisewite. The production saves money by reusing scripts and features economy stunts, with tickets at 10 cents plus a 25 cent war stamp. Performances run at Wills gym with stamps available at the treasurer’s office and in front of the gym tomorrow and Friday.

G. Harry Wright Victory Players Bill Guisewite Clifard Hancock Bill Cragg Wills Gym Marie Apple University Treasurer’s

Home Economics Club Officers Installed at Year End

Seven newly elected officers of the Home Economics club will be installed at the closing meeting of the year Thursday at 7 p.m. in 107 Kent hall. Arlene Chamberlin will be president for next year, Julia Steiner recording secretary, Dorothy Milligan corresponding secretary, Eva Medved treasurer, Cornelia Kuchenbacker senior vice president, Ellen Whims junior vice president, and Alfreda Wachic social chairman.

Home Economics Club Kent Hall Arlene Chamberlin Julia Steiner Dorothy Milligan Eva Medved Cornelia Kuchenbacker Ellen Whims Alfreda Wachic

Seniors to Hold Twin Lakes Picnic Dinner

The Men's Union annual senior men's dinner will be held Monday June 1 at 6 p m at Twin Lakes country club. Pete Mango chairman announced last night. The Manchester cup will be presented, invitations go to all senior men, no charge for dinner, and at least 125 men expected.

Men's Union Twin Lakes Country Club Pete Mango Manyo

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DeWeese Lana Prof. Taylor Russ Baird University William Taylor Delta Sigma Pi Delta Victory Navy Relief Society Campaign Wright Marian Zupan Vince Foxx Twin Lakes
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