Taft Canceled Speech In Ravenna After Scheduling Conflict
Final meeting of the senate minimum wage committee forces Sen. Robert A. Taft to cancel his engagement in Ravenna tomorrow. He cannot depart Washington until 1 30 p.m. and will arrive in time for a 5 30 p.m. press conference and 7 p.m. testimonial dinner at the Ravenna Congregational church where he is the principal speaker.
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Senate
Minimum Wage Committee
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Washington
Ravenna
Ravenna Congregational Church
Perrine Explains Electrical Devices to Students
Dr. J. O. Perrine of the American Telephone and Telegraph company spoke at a student assembly about innovations in communications. He wore a quartz microphone, demonstrated radio wave concepts with a clothes line, and explained speech frequencies while stressing attention to consonants and vowels.
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J. O. Perrine
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dr. Perrine
Hospitalization Plan Offered To Students Here
Portage County residents and Kent State students can enroll in the Blue Cross Hospitalization Plan and Blue Shield Surgical Care October 3 to 8. Akron Hospital Service will run the community enrollment for those 19 or older and unmarried, with two Kent locations for signup.
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University
Portage County
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Kent State
Akron Hospital Service
Portage
Robert C. Jenkins
Jenkins
Kent
First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Kent
E. Main
City Loan & Savings Co
Kent Chamber of Commerce
Women's Association of Robinson Memorial Hospital
Ind Arts Majors Meet October 12
An official meeting of all Industrial Arts majors will be held in Moulton Hall music room Wednesday Oct 12 at 9 a.m. Dean Dewey Barich announced. Majors with other classes at this hour may obtain forms in the Industrial Arts office Heating Plant to secure an excuse from 9 o'clock classes. Industrial arts minors may attend but will not be excused.
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Moulton Hall Music Room
Dewey Barich
Joe Friedman
Booster Club
Dick Rice
Boosters Plan Dedicated Train To Bowling Green Game
The Booster club aims to sponsor an all day train trip from Kent to Bowling Green for the Nov 5 game. At least 300 students must ride to cover costs, with tentative arrangements through the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Students would have time to see the game and visit BG campus without rushing.
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Bill Dunbar
Kent
Bowling Green
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
B.G
Stater Paper Distribution Points Listed Around Campus
The Stater is free to students via the activity fee. This quarter copies may be picked up at boxes in Kent Hall Merrill Hall or McGilvrey Hall at the Hub and at the Kent Stater office.
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Kent, Merrill
McGilvrey
Kent Stater
UT Production Roles Awarded For John Loves Mary
Prof. G Harry Wright announced the casting for the U T production of John Loves Mary naming Marilyn Ohlgren as Mary McKinley and Bob Wallace as John Lawrence. Other cast members include Tom Pexton Bob MacDonald Bill Zucchero Helen Mitrovka Jim Iacovazzo Jim Scott Phyllis Phillips and Charles Kray. A vaudeville show will follow the shortened play with a show boat atmosphere. tryouts for vaudeville acts begin 4 p m Wednesday Oct 12 in Kent Hall radio workshop third floor.
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G. Harry Wright
Mary McKinley
John Lawrence
U.T
John
Mary
Marilyn Ohlgren
Bob Wallace
Tom Pexton
Bob MacDonald
Bill Zucchero
Helen Mitrovka
Jim Iacovazzo
Jim Scott
Phyllis Phillips
Charles Kray
Norman Krasna
Ronald Reagan
Patricia Neal
Professor Wright
Radio Workshop
Kent Hall
Wright
Friday Enrollment Ends for ROTC Freshmen
Friday marks the final day for freshmen to enroll in ROTC. Contact the ROTC office in the Hub or Lt. Col. Thomas F. Wall for details. Cadets receive $27 a month during two advanced years, aiding a partial scholarship, with optional four year commission as Second Lieutenant. Veterans may pursue a shorter path and may join the reserve or regular army.
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R.O.T.C
Corp
Thomas F. Wall
Regular Army
Social Dancing Tonight at Wills Gym 8 to 10 15 PM
All university students are reminded of social dancing tonight from 8 to 10 15 PM in Wills gym.
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Wills
Officials Stress Drinking Rules On Campus
University regulations banning intoxicants on campus and at activities were highlighted by administrators. Officials cited concerns at Kent State football games where non students drink more, and one upperclassman was withdrawn for behavior after Friday's game.
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KSU
Kent State
Choir Elects New Officers
The A Cappella Choir re-elected Neil Davis as president with Ray Bliss as vice president Judy Douglas as secretary and Kady Pritchard as treasurer. New committee heads include Caroline Hollingsworth social Roland Patzer business Jean Klasge robe Paul Wilhelm riser and Mary Ann Maski membership.
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Caro Carapetyan
Neil Davis
Ray Bliss
Judy Douglas
Kady Pritchard
Davis
Caroline Hollingsworth
Roland Patzer
Jean Klasge
Paul Wilhelm
Mary Ann Maski
Prentice Gate Scene For Rally Plans At Ohio Game
Booster club schedules a pep rally for tomorrow at 9 p.m. before the Ohio game on Saturday. A snake dance, bonfire behind the Hub after the dance, and a pep band are planned. A loud speaker truck and band will visit fraternity sorority houses and dorms to remind students to attend.
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Booster Club
Ohio University
Prentice Gate
Bob Moore
Thomas F. Wall
Veteran students to receive subsistence checks by Nov 15
The VA office announced veteran students may expect subsistence allowance checks between November 1 and 15.
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Europe
Perrine
D. Davenport
Joseph L. Richey
USN
Iowa
Michigan
Cornell University
Leslie Garnett
Ind
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