Sweden grateful for American aid in war says Harris
Paul Harris a lecturer and author told students and faculty in Moulton that Sweden values American wartime aid and Marshall Plan help. He noted Sweden sits between Russia and Britain and prefers policies avoiding antagonizing the Soviet Union while welcoming U S influence.
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Paul Harris
Moulton Music Room
Sweden
U.S
United States
Poland
Russia
Harris
Mr. Harris
A. Laten Carter
The
American- Scandinavian Foundation For
Tryouts for UT Theater Production Held This Week
University theater program schedules tryouts for Family Portrait. Prof. E Turner Stump announced. Today at 4 p.m. in 301McG and 7 p.m. in 315K. Friday at 3 p.m. in 202K.
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E. Turner Stump
Boosters Sponsor Special BG Train To Bowling Green Game
Booster club plans a special train from Kent to Bowling Green Ohio for the BG Kent football game. At least 300 students needed for trip success. Tickets around $7.00. Train departs 8 45 a m from B and O station on Nov 5, returns about 12 30 a m. Contact Bill Dunbar migration day chairman for tickets.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Bg-Kent
Bill Dunbar
Kent
Central Michigan Cheerfest Preludes Football Game
An all university event blends pep rally and street dance Thursday at 8 p.m. at Prentice Gate and South Lincoln street. The Booster club led by Joe Friedman, with Lt. Col. Wall as guest speaker, sponsors cheerleaders, pep band, and a campus town tour by the Varsity Five. Dancing runs 8 to 10 15 p.m. free of charge with or without dates and victory placards are encouraged.
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Central Michigan
Prentice Gate
Joe Friedman
Thomas F. Wall
Friedman
South Lincoln Street
Shelley Pressler
Booster Club
Registrar Clarifies University Attendance Policy on Cuts
Dr. Charles E. Atkinson, registrar, states classes require regular attendance and instructors enforce the rule. If a student misses three consecutive meetings, the instructor must notify the dean who will investigate. Illness verified via the health center. students should keep registration and lab receipts to prove fees are paid.
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Charles E. Atkinson
Insurance Checks Delayed to January for G I Life Vets
The Veterans Administration said no GI life insurance dividend checks will be mailed before next January. Harold W. Breining, assistant VA insurance administrator, dismissed reports of earlier Christmas mailings as unfounded.
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Veteran’s Administration
Harold W. Breining
V.A
Insurance
University To Hear Don Cossack Group
Thirty Don Cossack choir singers and dancers led by Serge Jaroff will perform at Wills gymnasium on Saturday November 19 at 8 30 p m as part of the Delta Upsilon sponsorship. The group touring the United States on its 20th anniversary tour has a long record of global performances and travels, with ticket sales already begun through Delta Upsilon members.
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Don Cossack
Tom Thumb
Serge Jaroff
Wills Gymnasium
United States
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Don Cossacks
Delta Upsilon
Last Chance Tryouts for University Reserve Cheerleaders
Today is the final opportunity for students to join the university reserve cheerleading squad. Interested participants should report to John Parsons at 4 p.m. between Kent and McGilvrey halls. Upperclassmen and freshmen are urged to attend.
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University Reserve
John Parsons
Kent
McGilvrey Halls
Delegates To Attend Press Convention
Three Stater staff members and Prof Carelton J Smyth publications director will attend the Associated Collegiate Press convention in Detroit on October 14 and 15. Attending are Art Garner editor in chief Bob Burdock managing editor and Hank Newell advertising manager. Charles F Kettering GM director is featured speaker. GM will host the banquet.
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Carelton J. Smyth
Associated Collegiate Press
Detroit
Art Garner
Bob Burdock
Hank Newell
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Dayton Editor Cited By KSU For Industrial Journalism
Herbert F. Heil editor of the National Cash Register Factory News of Dayton was cited by KSU president Dr. George Bowman at the second Industrial Editors Institute in Cleveland October 6 7. The award honored his leadership and for founding the KSU Industrial Editors Institute in 1948 before 116 editors. Northern Ohio Industrial Editors highlighted employee publications from Sochio Ohio Bell and Thompson Products showing profits wages stock holders and company economics to inform workers.
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Herbert F. Heil
National Cash Register
Dayton
KSU
Industrial Editors
Cleveland
George Bowman
Northern Ohio Industrial Editors’ Group of
Sochio
Ohio
Bell and Thompson Products
Robeson Refuses College Lecture at Oberlin
Paul Robeson, noted Negro singer and lecturer, did not appear at Oberlin College last week after a dispute over terms. The college board required a counter speaker with opposing views on the platform. Oberlin officials stressed the talk did not endorse Robeson’s political beliefs.
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Oberlin College
Robeson
Europe
Soviet Union
Oberlin
Social Dancing in Will's Gym with Jack Ward Quintet
Social dancing continues tomorrow evening in Wills gym from 8 to 10 15 p m with the Jack Ward quintet providing the music. Admission is 25 cents.
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Wills Gym
Jack Ward
Professor Mull Named SAM Group Coordinator
Professor Francis G. Mull of the College of Business Administration will serve on the SAM Central committee. He will coordinate three student chapters at Western Reserve Case and Kent State with the Cleveland professional chapter, visiting universities to supervise activities and plan programs. The Kent chapter has grown to about 80 members.
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Francis G. Mull
The
College of Business Administration
Society For the Advancement of Management
Professor Mull
Western Reserve
Case
Kent State
Cleveland
S.A.M
Kent
Correction notices error in naming new Practical Arts building
The Stater corrects a Friday issue misnaming the new Practical Arts building. The mistake is acknowledged and a sincere regret is offered for the error.
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Practical Arts
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