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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1948

Page

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Buggy Wheel Battle Rolls Along Tonight

The Kent State football team hosts Akron at Rubber Bowl at 8 15 p m for the 16th meeting in the series. Kent has owned the wheel since 1946 and seeks a fifth win this season to keep the trophy from the Zips led by Bud Houghton and Trevor Rees.

Akron John R. Buchtel Kent State University of Akron Football Warriors KSU Kent Wib Little Zips Flashes Bud Houghton Houghton Trevor Rees

Nocturne Decorations On Display For Autumn Dance

ISA to hold Autumn Nocturne on Saturday November 13 with leaf and moonlight decor. Grace Margaret Wolff and Virginia Tiel announce decorations with Ross Hala May's orchestra set beneath a falling leaf tree. Tickets $1.25 per couple at Booster booth. Dancing 9 p m to midnight. Campus girls receive automatic late permits.

Grace Margaret Wolff Virginia Tiel Ross Halamay

Memorial Stadium Drive reaches halfway of fundraising goal

Martin L. Davey Jr. announces the halfway mark of the $75,000 drive for Memorial Stadium Seats for 5,000 spectators will be built when pledges reach $35,707.31. Of $39,292.69 pledged, $9,995.85 remains uncollected, leaving $29,297.34 in available funds.

Martin L. Davey, Jr Memorial Stadium

Election Plan Approved for College Voting Compactly

The council backed a three polling place voting plan with rosters checked from college lists. The next election will occur in early December for class officers and council members. Jim Hopkins and his orchestra play the Sadie Hawkins dance November 20 at Wills gym with 1:30 permits for university women. Jerry Ott and Glenn Fuller were officially seated as new council members.

Elections Committee Irv Wheatley Roger Howard Jim Hopkins Wills Gym Council Jerry Ott Glenn Fuller

Air Showboat Story on WLW to Air Next Month

WLW Cincinnati will air a half hour history of showboats next month. G. Harry Wright, professor and river showboat tour director, announced the program with Wright as a leading showboat expert. Script writers from WLW have consulted Wright on lore.

KSU Majestic WLW Cincinnati G. Harry Wright Department of Wright America

Noted Pianist To Perform Here Ray Lev at 8 P.M.

Noted American pianist Ray Lev, famed for standing room only at Carnegie Hall, will perform Monday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. She will play Bach Chopin Shostakovich Debussy Scriabin and others. Her career includes a 1934 Carnegie Hall debut and a London debut at age 17.

Ray Lev New York Carnegie Hall Miss Lev Bach Chopin Shostakovitch Debussy Scriabin London Landon Ronald Europe New Haven Conn Rebecca Davidson Music School Settlement

Debaters Plan Four November Trips Forforum Debates

Prof James N Holm announced four university trips before Thanksgiving. Bertellotti Bertodin will debate Case School of Applied Science at Euclid Central High School on Federal World Government. Bertellotti Bertodin duel Western Reserve at Canton South High on Nov 15.

James N. Holm Norman Bertellotti Eugene Bertodin Euclid Central High School Case School of Applied Science Berrodin Western Reserve Canton South High School Dwight L. Arnold Arnold WSRS Kent Wooster Bertodin Case Bedford Community Forum

Request Action On Burr Space

Organizations desiring space in this year’s Chestnut Burr should apply by next Wednesday at the Burr office. The Burr requests fraternities to check their space requirements as soon as possible.

Burr Space Burr

Poll Talk by Duquesne Professor on Poll Takers

Dr. Richard L. Schank psychology professor at Duquesne University will speak on "Why the Poll Takers Were Wrong" at Bechtle's Hall South Water Street tonight at 8 p.m. The event is open to university students.

Richard L. Schank Duquesne University Bechtle’s Hall South Water St

First Greek Forest Time Course Offered for Winter Quarter

Dr. John H. Parks of the foreign language department announced a new introductory Classical Greek course for the winter quarter. It is the only course offered in winter and spring. future offerings include Homer Plato Thucydides and Greek orators. The student group spans philosophy history theology and language majors with emphasis on helping theological students plan seminary coursework.

John H. Parks Foreign Language Department University Bulletin Thucydides Parks

GI Credits Approved for Veterans by Registrar

The Registrar's office will grant credits to veterans with active military training or school experience per ACE recommendations. Veterans must file Form 100 or 553 for Navy or Marine training, provide official transcripts for specialized Army or Navy schools, and submit complete college transcripts if assigned to a U.S. college program.

American Council On Education Navy Marine Corps Army United States Arnold Fusselman

Tryouts for Another Part of the Forest Listed

Tryouts for the play Another Part of the Forest will be held Monday from 3 to 5 in 119K and Tuesday in 302K from 2 to 5 and in the radio workshop from 7 to 10. The play is directed by Associate Professor Earl Curtiss.

Earl Curtiss

Preparedness For Peace Armistice Day Address

Col Paul R Knight spoke to about 3000 students and townspeople on Armistice Day at the university campus. The ROTC unit was praised for training and readiness while the dean and President George A Bowman emphasized peace as the objective. Thousands watched a parade as martial music filled the town and a universal prayer was offered for peace.

America Paul R. Knight Col. Knight ROTC George A. Bowman Raymond E. Manchester

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