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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1945

Page

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Robert Frost to Read Poetry at University Event On Oct 22

Poet Robert Frost, famed for Pulitzer Prizes in 1924 1930 and 1937, will appear at the university auditorium Monday October 22 at 815 p m. Admission is free. Frost has academic ties and a history as a farmer and teacher.

America Robert Frost University Auditorium Frost Student Council Dean Frew Musselman American Academy of Arts and Letters National Institute of Arts and Letters American Philosophical Society University Dean Musselman Fred Noyes Carl Sandburg Edward Markham Eleanor Steber Metropolitan Opera San Francisco

74 Attend Workshop Sees Radio Club Start

Seventy four students attended the first fall meeting of the radio workshop Tuesday night with president George Papp outlining club aims and activities. Auditions for radio acting are set today 2 pm to 4 pm. contact Mrs. Boffo if unable to attend.

Radio Workshop George Papp KSRW Opal Boffo

ISA Will Complete Fall Dance Plans

Independent students meet at 7 30 p m Monday October 15 in room 219 Kent hall to plan a dance Friday October 19 in Wills gym Claude Miller president announced today Future social activities will be discussed and possibly scheduled for the rest of the quarter Dave Ryan has taken over the political chairmanship for the party's election drive.

Kent Hall Wills Gymnasium Claude Miller Dave Ryan

University groups share fall allocations amid budget cuts

The allocations committee divided 7650 among 16 university groups, trimming requests from 9014.16 and slashing Budgets including Chestnut Burr by 600 and Theatre by 200. Names present included Shirley Leuenberger Ted Phillips Arlene Riggle Miss Berkey and Miss Ingham with Berkey chairing and Ingham secretary.

Chestnut Burr University Shirley Leuenberger Burr Pictures Ted Phillips University Theatre Arlene Riggle David Ryan Forensics Shirley Akeroyd Fred Ellis Miss Leuenberger Mike Friedland Ryan Carl Austin John Jack George Papp Don Moore Clarence Tonka Barbara Berkey Ingrid Tornberg Madge Kime Marge Ingham Miss Berkey Miss Ingham

Dance Starts Tonight At 9 In Wills Gym

Freshmen and upperclassmen will attend the ice breaker dance at 9 in Wills gymnasium with both faculty and student body invited by Don Moore, social committee chair. He expects one of the largest crowds since early Kent social gatherings. The event was postponed from last Friday due to the death of Dr. John E. McGilvrey, university president emeritus.

Wills Gymnasium Don Moore Kent John E. McGilvrey

Memorial Book Holds 112 WWII Student Sketches

Kent State University plans a brown leather embossed Memorial Book created by the class of 1945. It will record 112 WW II casualties with space for each man’s photo name class and place of death. The book will be displayed in the atrium before library exhibition.

Kent State University Raymond E. Manchester Agnes Young Miss Young E. Ladislaw Novotny

Refugee's Father Dies In London

Hans Vogel, pro Nazi German labor leader who died in London on Sunday, was the father of Ernest Vogel a former refugee student. Ernest, who studied languages and engaged in campus life from January 1941 to March 1943, later enlisted. The elder Vogel a wood carver from Nuremberg, joined the Reichstag and led the Social Democratic party before fleeing to Prague Paris and finally London.

Hans Vogel London Ernest Vogel Vogel Nuremberg Reichstag Social Democratic Party Adolph Hitler Prague Paris

Freshmen Dues and Committees Set at Tuesday Meeting

A freshman class meeting in room 817 McGilvrey hall at 4 p m on Tuesday Oct 12 will set dues for the year and elect executive and entertainment committees to run class activities until officers are elected. Advisers Jean Goncher and Dona Mae Burkhardt announced the plan today.

McGilvrey Hall Jean Goncher Dona Mae Burkhardt

Montgomery Heads Clinic Expansion and Reorganization

John R. Montgomery was named professor of speech and head of clinical work directing the expansion and reorganization of the university speech and hearing clinic. The remodeled facility will offer audiometer and speech analyses, lip reading for the hard of hearing, and diagnosis and treatment of speech defects. The clinic aims to serve northeastern Ohio and university training schools, and will train speech therapists for public schools.

University Speech and Hearing Clinic John R. Montgomery Travis Ohio

Petitions Due Monday for Class Officer Elections

The student council sets a Monday noon deadline for petition submission with at least 25 signatures from the candidate’s class. Elections occur Thursday in the atrium with rules on posters, campaigning, and poster limits under Barbara McDowell, elections committee chair.

K-Vets Elect Officers and Plan Dance

At the K-Vets opening meeting on Wednesday October 10 Clarence Tonka was named president. Other officers elected were John Etz vice president Shirley Haines secretary Jack Cropp treasurer and John Fouser sergeant at arms. Jack Cobb and Dick Stallsmith were appointed co chairmen for the November 3 dance. Money was provided for many records for weekly social dances.

K-Vet Clarence Tonka College of Business Administration John Etz Shirley Haines Jack Cropp John Fouser Jack Cobb Dick Stallsmith

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Papp Radio Club Isa Refugee Montgomery Barbara McDowell Elections Committee Merrill Merrill Hall
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