All Student Comedy Hits Boards At 8 15
The first all student production since 1941 titled 80 North Front Street opens tonight with curtains at 7 15 8 15 EWT. Written directed by Carol Richards the three act comedy features 17 cast including two alumni Opal Wigner and Don Richards as guest artists. Mary Haines Stella Greenbaum Suzanne Schwartz Wilbur Adams lead the cast. Tickets 35 cents in atrium or at door with aviation cadets admitted free. profits to Penny Drive.
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North Front Street
Carol Richards
Mary Haines
Stella Greenbaum
Suzanne Schwartz
Wilbur Adams
Opal Wigner
Akron
Don Richards
Cuyahoga Falls
Miss Wigner
Cain Park Theatre
Alan Hammack
Leroy Haley
Dorothy Wolff
Bill Gilchrist
Kent Taylor
Jean Barger
Kitty Liptak
Sheila
Carol
Dickson and Mme Hussa booked for summer university concert
Dean Frew Musselman announced two renowned singers will perform at University summer concerts. Donald Dickson, a baritone with Metropolitan and Chicago Opera credits, appears in Kent on Monday July 12. Mme Marie Hussa, a Europe concert star and soprano who has sung with Chicago and Metropolitan companies, performs August 11.
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Donald Dickson
Mme. Marie Hussa
Dean Frew Musselman
Dickson
Metropolitan
Chicago Opera
Kent
Mme. Hussa
Europe
Chicago
Semon To Address University Faculty
Dr. Waldo Semon, director of synthetic rubber research at B F Goodrich Co, will speak to university faculty at 3 p m Monday in room 317 McGilvrey Hall.
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Waldo Semon
B. F. Goodrich Co
McGilvrey Hall
University board halves football program and grants coach leave
The board of trustees approved discontinuing varsity football and granted Head Coach G. D. Starn a leave of absence as he accepts a Navy commission. Starn departs July 1 for Chapel Hill training, with a final physical in Cleveland forthcoming. He is the ninth health and physical education staffer to join the armed forces.
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Board of Trustees
G. D. Starn
Starn
U. S. Navy
Chapel Hill
N. C
Cleveland
Stopher Announces Flexible Final Exam Schedule
Registrar E C Stopher said final exams may be held during any time in the last week of school and that classes will not be dismissed after exams. Only graduating seniors will be excused from Friday activities.
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E. C. Stopher
Journalist predicts India’s freedom as World War ends
London editor T A Raman of United Press of India told a gathering that India seeks peace, security, and freedom, predicting a federation or confederation within a year after the war’s end. He argued UN protection for China and India and that Britain rules only part of India.
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India
T. A. Raman
London
United Press of India
Assembly Goers
Raman
United Nations
China
Middle East
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Ten Entries Set For Kent State Boat Regatta
Bob Schamel and Tom Johnson of Sigma Tau Gamma prep to defend last year’s Rowboat regatta title. The Kent Stater sponsored event starts tomorrow at 6 p.m. on the Cuyahoga River in Kent with two races for men and women and rotating trophies for winners.
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Bob Schamel
Tom Johnson
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
The
Snyder McDowell Win Stater Burr Editorships
In the Kent State University spring publications banquet at the Robin Hood, Adelaide Snyder was named editor of the Kent Stater for 1943 44 and Jane McDowell editor of the 1944 Chestnut Burr. Ruth Smith and Herbert Koehn were announced as business managers for Stater and Burr.
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University Publication Committee
Adelaide Snyder
Kent Stater
Jane McDowell
Chestnut Burr
Robin Hood
Ruth Smith
Stater
Herbert Koehn
Burr
Youngstown
Miss Snyder
Lambda Phi
Women’s Honorary Journalism
Student Forensic Association
University Theatre
Akron
Miss McDowell
Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority
Office of War Activities
Kent State
Holms To Be Hosts At Sunday Concert
Under Suzanne Schwartz direction the Sunday concert series continues in the Radio workshop this weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J N Holm as hosts. Tschaikowsky Piano Concerto No 1 in B flat minor and Francesca da Rimini suite are on the program.
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Holms
Suzanne Schwartz
EWT
J. N. Holm
Tschaikowsky
Stopher Announces First Summer Session Dates
E C Stopher registrar said the first six week summer term starts Friday June 21 and ends July 30 with no Saturday classes. The five week second period runs August 2 to September 8 and includes Saturdays.
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E. C. Stopher
Kent Stater Rowboat Regatta Set On Cuyahoga River
The fifth annual Rowboat regatta on the Cuyahoga River starts tomorrow at 6 p m with ten campus clubs entering flat bottom wooden boats. Women race at 7 p m followed by the men, with rotating trophies for both winners. Judges include Kent mayor Alf Lovell and Kent Courier-Tribune editor M A Wolcott. A swimming test is required for contestants. safety coordination is arranged by Kent fire and police. Spectators may watch from riverbanks, and Bruce Handley will start the races at Crain Street bridge.
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Oldman River
Kent Stater
Cuyahoga River
Alpha Omega
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Gamma Sigma Phi
Beta Gamma
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Chestnut Burr
Alpha Phi Beta
Kappa Mu Kappa
Delta Phi Sigma
Sigma Tau Gamma
Russ O'Conke
Alf Lovell
Kent
M. A. Wolcott
Kent Courier-Tribune
William Kay
Claudine Harris
Kent Fire and Police
Handley
Crain Street Bridge
Main Street Bridge
Bruce Handley
University A Cappella
Memorial Day Meaning Grows With World War II
Memorial Day began as a Union soldiers memorial for the Civil War dead and later honored all war dead. The article notes Americans now pay tribute to World War II casualties, emphasizing civic duty and endurance to prevent further losses, urging reflection and unity.
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Sally Adams
Grand Army of the Republic
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