04 Nov 1942
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1942
Page
1
Early returns show John W. Bricker elected to a third consecutive term, making him the first Ohio Republican governor to serve three in a row. Dr H D Byrne, head of political science, loses in the state senate race. Democrats hold most congressional seats despite GOP gains. Several Democratic governors are defeated by Republicans.
Prof Harold Nissley associate professor of business administration and Delta Sigma Pi members will travel to Chicago for the National Time and Motion Study clinic. Nissley will be joined by students Art Durivage George Corden Bob Beck and Al Geigey with Delta Sigma Pi. Over 1500 industrial engineers are expected at the Medinah club two day event themed All Out for War Production. The trip includes tours of Western Electric King Pneumatic Tool and the fraternity national headquarters.
Dr. Lester H. Munzenmayer announces temporary holiday employment in Kent and Akron. Kent post office, express company and Akron Retail Merchants Association seek student workers. Contact Dean Jeanne Parrish or Prof. Merle E. Wagoner. duties avoid class conflicts. women needed to care for children of working mothers.
Bernie Harris and Elizabeth Erfley were named by Pi Kappa Delta at a Student Forensic Association meeting. Erfley heads the debate division while Harris pursues oratory and debate. Initiation is planned. Herbert Myers leads a committee to revise the fraternity constitution for next meeting approval.
Kent State will honor all former students and faculty now in the armed forces with a dedicated honor roll at an Armistice Day convocation November 11 at 8 p m in the auditorium. Ray mond Manchester dean of men will unveil the scroll with Dr. K C Leebrick Stan Mouse and Carol Sayers speaking. The event includes a guest speaker and music from the band and the Men's glee club.
Dr. Everett R. Clinchy Rev. Daniel B. Cronin and Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner represent the National Conference of Christians and Jews and speak at 10 a m in the university auditorium on unity for victory. They discuss harmony among Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths during the war. Following the convocation, conferences run at 11 and 2 pm with open lunch at Robin Hood. Sponsored by the YMCA YWCA and campus religious groups.
KSRW experts return tomorrow at 4 30 PM over WADC Akron to answer audience questions in a new series Let s Have the Facts Professors Spacht Cuber Beck answer questions from moderator Hansen Informality will be the keynote Three experts from different fields will give out with the facts The first program yesterday covered college student roles in the war effort and was part of a seven program quarter lineup.
The newly formed Radio Workshop club will meet every Tuesday at 7 p m in the University radio studios to study production techniques. Frances Allen president says other projects include script production by noted radio writers and broadcast analysis.
Eleven freshmen debut on stage in The Tightwad a three act comedy at 8:15 p m in the University auditorium directed by Bill Guisewite and Stan Mouse. Frances Farson Bob Stevenson and others fill romantic and comic roles with student crews under upperclass supervision. Tickets at Wills gymnasium entrance. show repeats Friday evening.
Wayne Seroy was elected vice president of the sophomore class and Wilbur Snyder named representative to Men's Union after a class meeting yesterday. Nort Zink announced executive committee appointments for social, dance, and tickets roles with names of chairs and members listed.
Reproductions of old and modern masters from the University art collections are on exhibit at the university art gallery. Miss Nina M. Humphrey, head of the art department, said yesterday. Two copies of Rembrandt works are included, one featuring The Polish Rider.
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