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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1947

Page

2

Flashes and Flickers at KSU Show Campus Youth

Windham and Kent study notes describe social life on campus with names like Dick Mason Neal Manning and Barb Burdick. The piece covers fraternities gals women in university scenes theatre viewing at Queens and upcoming events including games dances and a Dear Ruth showing.

Dick Mason Jewett Eleanor Reilly Phi Beta Phi Maxwell Neal Manning Barb Burdick Pat Malley Betty Yont Jim Brainerd Sally Yingst Schneider Mary Alice Miller Bill Anderson Windham Tom Crawford Jim Cunningham Brer Cunningham M. D. Galloway Blanche Texas Mexico Ravenna Bob Sheriff Kirk Trimble Donald “Fritz” Cassidy Jim O'brien Paul Kitchin Don Rupert Jack Barry Roger Hulett School of Journalism Brady Kent John Paul Chestnut Inn Jim Tex Parrish Dave Kaplan Dan Dana K. Goldstein G. Dantzic Dantzic J. Brainerd B. Cole B. Buckley T. Davey Davey Elsie Jakubjanski KSU Ruth

Kent State Radio Workshop opens 1947 48 season

The Kent State Radio Workshop debuts its first show of the 1947 48 series broadcast from Kent Hall over WAKR each Saturday morning. Bob West wrote tomorrow's script under Goldstein’s direction with a Time fantasy. The piece invites student feedback and support for a campus station.

Jim Bullock Alan Freed KSU Kent Hall WAKR Kent State Radio Workshop Bob West KSRW Bob Goldstein West Fred Waring Akron Armory Akron Spike Jones Dorothy Shay Frankie Laine City Slicker

World In Brief Highlights Across Cities

Automotive News reports 88 128 units produced last week while the 1947 goal of 5 million seems unlikely due to steel shortages. William Green, 74, re elected AFL president in San Francisco amid John L Lewis absence. Xavier Cugat weds Lorraine Allen in Philadelphia. Iso Briselli concert opens Antioch College building for Fels Institute. Margaret Truman announces first tour launch in Pittsburgh.

Detroit Automotive News Auto Industry San Francisco William Green Coshocton American Federation of Labor United Mine Workers John L. Lewis UMW Philadelphia Xavier Cugat Lorraine Allen Yellow Springs Iso Briselli Antioch College Fels

Ready Willing And Able Booster Day Dutch Date Club

Five university women formed a Dutch date club to share a Bowling Green trip cost seven dollars plus per person for a football game. The five are Audrie Farnshell Gloria Ulch Mary Lou Holland Phyllis Horn and Beverly Lewis seated left to right. People must sign the Booster booth list before 4 p.m. today to join.

Bowling Green Audrie Farnshell Kent Gloria Ulch Shaker Heights Mary Lou Holland Phyllis Horn Canton Beverly Lewis

No Parking Declared Behind North South Halls

Dick Heller traffic director said today no student parking in the woods behind North and South halls due to damage and obstruction to the intramural field. Terrace Lodge residents are also asked not to park there while work continues in the area.

Dick Heller Terrace Lodge

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