Flanagan Rings Miller Style Changes in New Band
Tex Beneke faces a shift as Ralph Flanagan emerges with a band echoing the Miller sound. Flanagan’s less solo dominated, more beat driven approach contrasts Tex’s classic Miller style, aided by Allan Freed’s promotion and RCA Bluebird vs Victor label split.
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Flanagan
Old Miller Ark
RCA
Knucklehead” Freed
WAKR
Beneke
Victor
Tex
Ralph Waxes
Bluebird
Akron
Allan Freed
Tex Beneke
Tomorrow Magazine Sponsoring College Writers Short Story Contest
Tomorrow Magazine launches its fourth annual College Writers Short Story contest open to any US college student taking at least one course. Deadline January 15, 1950. submissions up to 5000 words with name home address college, self addressed stamped envelope. prizes 500, 300, 200. winning stories published in 1950. other manuscripts considered for regular pay.
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Tomorrow Magazine
United States
East 44Th Street
New York
N.Y
Little Leo Damore Joins Varsity Five Cheer
Leo Damore adds vocal flair to the Varsity Five. The energetic youngster danced through the cheer section last Saturday wearing purple and yellow shoes and yelled Hooray when the soccer score was announced.
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Leo Damore
Damore
Clubs Offer Wide Range Of Activities On Campus
COMMONS CLUB hosted a Halloween party with a wine roast songfest and dance at 320 S Lincoln. BOOSTER CLUB meets at 4 p.m. in 219K with Migration Train reports on ticket sales. Lambda Phi holds initiation for three girls in 107M led by Norma Van Benthuysen. CHI PI plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting in 107M to discuss pledges and mums for Homecoming. Art Club to plan Christmas cards in 206K with a 7 p.m. business session and 7:30 workshop. International Relations Club meets 7 p.m. in 214K to discuss Japanese culture. Prelaw Club invites interested students to form the club in the auditorium at 4 p.m. La Tertulia meets 7:30 p.m. in 306K with Eunice Saxe speaking on Mexico City college trip.
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ART Club
206K
Prelaw
APO Holds Smoker At Opera House Tonight
The APO club hosts an open smoker at 8 this evening on the Opera House third floor at N Water street. Alpha Phi Omega, a national service fraternity, is the focus of the meeting backed by KSU Canton’s chapter with James Titus performing his award winning piece Green Pastures.
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APO Club
Opera House
N. Water Street
Alpha Phi Omega
Boy Scouts of America
KSU
Canton
James Titus
Faculty and Alumni Dine at Phi Kappa Tau Homecoming Banquet
More than 100 guests attended the Phi Kappa Tau Homecoming banquet at the Kent Methodist church. Faculty and alumni were introduced by social chairman Don Bernhart, including Deans Ada V. Hyatt and Raymond E. Manchester, and past president William H. Saltsman who urged advancing fraternalism.
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Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Kent Methodist Church
Don Bernhart
Ada V. Hyatt
Raymond E. Manchester
Kenneth House
Robert Esser
Walter Devold
W. Harold Martin
William H. Saltsman
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Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Cozette Mulligan
Gamma Phi Beta
Courier-Tribune
G. Harry Wright
Betty Somers
Carol Jacobs
Delta Gamma
Ann McKinney
Loretta Herdman
Music Box
Miller
Ray Anthony
Hal McIntyre
Ralph Flanagan
Jerry Gray
Glenn Miller
Sax Miller
Boyd Raeburn
Raeburn
Magazine
the Robin Hood den
Robin Hood
Kent
Georgia Tech
Cumberland College
George Allen
Cumberland
Allen
Tech
3 Tech Ogres
Appollo Sportshirts
Jarman Shoes
Mauro
Tuxedo Rentals
Club News
S. Lincoln Street
Booster Club
Bill Dunbar
Lambda Phi
Norma van Benthuysen
Dorothy Hackney
Priscilla Thompson
Phyllis Slack
CHIPI
LA Tertulia
APO
Phi Kappa Tau
Terese Green
E. Main St
Headquarters
S. Lincoln St
Kent, Ohio
CBS Boys
West OF Kent
RT. 5
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