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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1945

Page

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Congresswoman Douglas to Speak on Peace at Student Assembly

California Congresswoman Helen Gahagan Douglas will discuss Peace the Price We Must Pay before a student assembly tomorrow at 2 p m in the auditorium. The former actress and Barnard alumna rose from Broadway to politics, joining the House in 1944 and serving California's 14th district. her husband Melvin Douglas is an actor and their children are a son and a daughter. Douglas is presently with the armed forces in Burma.

Douglas Heywood Broun America Helen Gahagan Douglas California Melvin Douglas Mrs. Douglas Barnard College Native New York Burma

Independent Sports Fund Rejected By Student Council

Student council rejected creating a separate athletics body and voted to seek swift action from President Bowman on athletic policy. They also approved studying athletic scholarships, while denying 50 cent admission for the Christmas ball. Don Moore urged a $35 grant to hire music for the event.

George Insche and Johnston George A. Bowman Swift Men's Union and Women’s League

Lonely Isle Script Cast by Workshop

Radio workshop members select cast for Lonely Isle based on Queen Elizabeth. Dorothy Wolfe will play the leading role with Felice Faust and Arlene Riggle as ladies in waiting. Claude Miller narrates, Dave Ryan will announce, Wanda Lashley and Bill Sinclair handle sound effects.

Radio Workshop Queen Elizabeth of England Dorothy Wolfe Felice Faust Arlene Riggle Claude Miller Dave Ryan Wanda Lashley Bill Sinclair Workshop

Blythe Spirit Tickets Distributed in Atrium

Tickets for the play Blythe Spirit will be distributed in the atrium from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. University students with activities cards can collect ducats at the hallway table this week. Admission for others is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.

University

Fresh Get Petitions For Nov 29 Elections

Freshmen meet in Room 219 Kent hall at 4 p m to obtain class officer petitions and learn the election procedure. Elections are set for November 29 with dues discussed and social activities planned for the year.

Kent Hall

Just 'Cause Tyler Was Stubborn

Miss Mona Fletcher notes that John Tyler refused to accept the title acting president after William Henry Harrison’s death. She explains that Congress had addressed him as acting president, and Tyler’s refusal established the practice that he was the president.

Harry 5S. Truman John Tyler Mona Fletcher William Henry Harrison Tyler Congress

City Life Flicker Shown By Sociologist

The City a sound documentary on community life will be shown in 317 McGilvrey hall on Wednesday Nov 14. William H. Form professor of sociology announced four forty minute showings at 8 and 11 am and 3 and 4 pm for university students. Narrator Lewis Mumford is cited as a leading authority on city life.

McGilvrey Hall William H. Form Form Lewis Mumford United States

Burr Cameramen Schedule Freshman Sophomore Photos

Burr photographer George Papp announced photos for freshmen, sophomores to be taken at 4 p m today in the balcony of Wills gymnasium. Sophomore pictures follow on Thursday at the same time and place. Students should report promptly as this is the only underclass photo session.

Burr Wills Gymnasium George Papp Papp

Journalism School Hosts Nation's Top Cameramen Theme

Crowell announced a short course at Kent featuring leading photographers and wartime news experience. Officials Craven Stanger Greenfield Powers Dix will speak, with competitions in news and pictorial photography and prizes up to $40. A beginner course runs Tue–Wed with $5, while the professional track offers university credit and a $10 lecture badge. Veterans may have the $10 fee covered.

Crowell Kent Joseph E. Craven Indianapolis Star Newspaper Photographers Association of America Ed Stanger Ann Arbor News Newspaper Photographers Association Julius Greenfield Akron Beacon-Journal Murray Powers The Beacon Journal University Robert Dix Kent Courier Tribune Moulton Moulton Hall Veterans Administration Dewey Barich Sarno Price

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Henry Hull Manhattan Europe Peter Orient KSU Student Council Hank Johnston Betty Offhaus Don Moore Moore Lonely Isle Blythe Spirit Pix Journalism NPA
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