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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1939

Page

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Golden Flashes Top Lawrence Tech In Season Opener

The Kent Golden Flashes defeated visiting Lawrence Tech 20 to 6 in a rain drenched kickoff. Louie Cardinal and Joe Mileski sparked the aerial attack as Kilbourne, Winsper, and Mileski connected for two first half scores and a third in the third period.

Golden Flashes Lawrence Tech Eleven Lawrence Tech Kent Tech Louie Cardinal Joe Mileski Dude Kilbourne Boliantz Detroit Winsper Blue Devil Mileski Cardinal Louis Jelsch Flash Horwedel Kilbourne Ballantines

Timely win column and football game recap

A Timely Win column reports on a recent victory with emphasis on decisive moments and key players. A Saturday football game play by play details scoring drives, pivotal plays, and final results, highlighting team performance and notable contributions from players.

Parking Debate as City Council Meets Over Student Parking

Kent city officials led by Mayor Harvey and Police Chief West prepare to discuss whether Kent State students may park on the north side of Main street in front of the university. Polls show divided opinion among residents and campus officials report ample campus parking space.

Kent Police Department St. Clare West Kent State Main Street Harvey Chief West University and Training School Delbert Patch Kent Stater North Side Moulton Hall East Main Street E. Main Engleman Hall E. Summit

Aviation Course Open to University Women

University women may enroll in the aviation course. The Civil Aeronautic Authority grants 10 percent of the quota for women. with a 40 student quota, four women may be accepted if they pass the physical. Men and women receive equal instruction and registration is today. 21 men have enrolled. many others expected. Students pay 40 dollars, government covers 20 for 72 hour ground instruction and 300 per student for planes and equipment. Insurance comes from registration fees. Flight physician Dr. H G Rubin will conduct exams. about two thirds of applicants may be eliminated. Instruction begins after exams and quota is filled.

K. C. Leebrick University Civil Aeronautic Authority Washington Kent Leebrick H. G. Rubin Akron CAA

Speech Secretary Resigns Position at Kent School

Mrs. Rose Fiorenzo announced her resignation Friday afternoon from the speech department secretary post. She came to Kent in 1927 with Dean Verder, later served under Dean Manchester from 1928 to 1933 except 1929 when she taught at Palmyra, then taught at Ashtabula schools 1934 to 1936 before returning to Kent as department secretary.

Rose Fiorenzo Fiorenzo Kent Dean Verder Raymond E. Manchester Palmyra Ashtabula

University Pep Session Set For Tomorrow In Auditorium

A university general assembly with a football pep session is scheduled for tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the campus auditorium. The event aims to boost team spirit among students and supporters ahead of upcoming games.

Newman Club Elects Officers at First Meeting

Rev. Leo F. Carlin introduced as new chaplain of the campus Newman club before about 90 members. He succeeds Rev. Ford Hartmann who moves to Mercy hospital Canton Ohio. Raymond Hromco presided and John Mauer outlined club aims and ideals.

Leo F. Carlin St. Patrick’s Newman Club Father Carlin Ford Hartmann Mercy Hospital Canton Ohio Raymond Hromco John Mauer

Proud Papa Poe Faces Student Cigar Hunt at Akron Campus

Students swarm the People's hospital area in Akron within hours of Prof. Arthur Poe's newborn daughter eight pounds seeking to seize his cigars. They vow persistence after last year’s alleged lapse and say they will not relent in the pursuit.

Papa Poe Arthur Poe Akron Mr. Poe

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