University Purchases Stow Flying Field For Training
University officials report 30222.25 in state funds released to buy Stow airport for student pilot training. Work starts with 196.72 acres graded while a May completion is planned. Training continues at Mid City airport in Hudson with six planes to be housed for CPT students.
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Stow
O. B. Law
State Board of Control
Columbus
Mid-City
Hudson
Law
Kent State
R. A. Vandevere
Board of Trustees
Adrian van Wyen
Hugh Robbins
Robbins
CPT
van Wyen
Davey Barrack
North Mantua Street
G. J. Altmann
University
Weekly Social Dancing to Continue Wednesdays at Wills Gym
Dr. A C Poe associate professor of health and physical education says social dance will be held every Wednesday night from 8 to 10 in Wills gym. Poe has led these dances since their start five years ago and music will be provided by latest records through the public address system.
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A. C. Poe
Wills Gym
Poe
Junior Hospitalized After Door Collision
Myron Treter, a junior, walked into a door and was knocked out yesterday noon. He remained unconscious for nearly an hour and lay resting comfortably in University hospital last night.
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Myron Treter
University Hospital
Treter
Plan Ceremony For Senior Class At First Assembly
The senior class in caps and gowns will march into the auditorium at 11 a m next Tuesday for the first student assembly of the year. Trumpet fanfare leads the processional and officers from the junior and sophomore classes usher the seniors to their seats. Dr K C Leebrick, university president, will give the official opening address on adjustments to college life.
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K. C. Leebrick
University Library Adds 2935 Volumes and Periodicals
Summer additions to the university library totaled 2935 items, including 1968 new books and 967 periodicals. New books spanned 43 types with notable emphasis on education and sociology.
Plant Representatives Continue Instruction at University
A week long course on police protection of defense industries continues at the University this week. Fifty five Ohio industry representatives attend daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. They will train workers in their plants in defense industry protection.
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Ohio
Don Cossack Chorus Set for Kent State Visit
The Don Cossack chorus and dancers will appear at Kent State University on October 28 under Serge Jaroff. The 32-member group performs Russian folk songs and classical music with Cossack dances. Tickets via YMCA priced 25 50 75 cents and 1 dollar plus tax.
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Kent State University
Don Cossacks
Serge Jaroff
YMCA
Seniors to Meet for Assembly Preparations
Senior class members will gather today at 4 p m in the University auditorium. President Bill Guisewite announced the meeting to discuss arrangements for the upcoming seniors assembly on Tuesday.
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Bill Guisewite
Dink Profits Fund Freshmen Class Activities
Student council voted to give the profit from fresh cap sales to the incoming freshman class to aid its financial organization and annual activities. About 65 dollars has been earned with more cap orders pending as wartime entertainment shortages prompt council review of local amusements and Homecoming plans for October 24.
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Student Council
Kent
Western Reserve University
Wartime appeal seeks student fruit pickers and game workers
Merle E Wagoner asks Akron Water Works orchard and Kent State officials seek student volunteers for picking apples and grapes Saturday and Sunday. Transportation provided and pay offered. guards and ticket sellers needed for home football games at 75 cents per game.
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Merle E. Wagoner
Akron
Wagoner
Professor Wagoner
Merrill Hall
Kent State University
War Hero Team To Speak Monday At University
A major wartime convocation at the university features five foreign veterans sharing their experiences at 10 a m. The group includes two Russians a Chinese a British and a Japanese former student. Interpreters Ann Daly Helen Lee and Mary Yee assist. Schedule includes a noon luncheon at Robin Hood and a 7 45 p m auditorium program.
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Ann Daly
Helen Lee
Mary Yee
Robin Hood
Joe Hart
Peg Curry
First Greek Meeting Scheduled Tuesday
Members of the sorority fraternity policy committee will meet Tuesday at 12 o clock noon in the Robin Hood for the first time this year.
Enrollment near sixteen hundred as term nears end
Registrar E C Stopher reports 1587 registrations last night with 1483 a week earlier. He expects total enrollment to exceed 1600 but fall short of 1700. Men remain minority and many upperclassmen have not yet had pictures taken for activities tickets in Kent Hall room 303.
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E. C. Stopher
Ber
Stopher
Kent Hall
Freshmen Warned Over Dinks On University Campus
Freshmen were urged to keep wearing their “dinks” or face a sophomore tribunal. The freshmen claimed to have raised their flag Tuesday night over the campus, but the act is not recognized due to lack of opposition. More details appear on Page one.
Ayres and Apple to Operate PA System at Game
Roy Apple and Charlie Ayres will operate the public address system for the Golden Flashes game. Professor Howard Hansen of the school of speech announced the arrangement yesterday to help KSA fans follow grid actions.
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KSA
Findlay
Roy Apple
Charlie Ayres
Howard Hansen
School of Speech
University Calendar Will Be Published
The annual University calendar of events will be off the presses in about three weeks. Miss Marguerite Lamar, assistant professor of accounting, said the calendar lists activities of all campus organizations and may be obtained at the dean of men's office, presented without obligation.
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Marguerite Lamar
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Sarge Jaroff
Don Cossack
Don Cossack Chorus
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