Seventeen Representatives Named To Allocations Group
Seventeen representatives from student organizations were approved by Student Council to join the allocations committee. O B Law briefed the group on budgets and appropriation requests. Plans to rent Brady downstairs as a recreational center continue, with a possible opening by November 1 per Ray Gallagher.
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Brady
Ray Gallagher
Men’ Union
Dick Clark
Norma Baldwin
Doris Linerode
Adelaide Snyder
Scheffer Pierce
University Theatre
Stan Mouse
Ruth Greenwood
Slater
Earl Vacaria
Chestnut Burr
Arthur Durivage
Forum
Marvin Eubanks
Howard Mack
Jane Higgins
Assembly
Kitty Liptak
Women’s League
Bettie Morris
Virginia Rausch
Arthur Wilson
Thousand Students Attend Thornhill Band Show
Three hundred students will see Claude Thornhill and his orchestra this Friday night at Ravenna dance plant. Tickets total 300 after 100 extra tickets distributed yesterday. dancing starts at 9 p m in Wills gym with the broadcast about a half hour later. No tickets remain.
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College
Claude Thornhill
Ravenna
Dance Plant
Wills Gym
Campus Cannon To Leave Soon
The campus cannon will be removed immediately after War Department orders, says 5 A Harbourt scrap drive director. Two and a half tons of campus scrap were gathered yesterday, with the university noting it avoids large salvage stacks.
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War Department
A. Harbourt
Kent
David Hinman
Fresh To Finish Tests Next Week
One hundred twelve men and 30 women in the freshman class have not completed all three required tests. The Iowa Reading test will be retaken Tuesday October 27 at 9 am in room 317 McGilvrey hall. others missing tests should contact Dr. Clark in room 208 Merrill hall this week.
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Raymond M. Clark
Bernreuter
Strong
Iowa
McGilvrey Hall
Dr. Clark
Merrill Hall
Infirmary Blues at School Reported Illnesses
Harvey Reger a senior remains confined in the infirmary with pneumonia. Luise Stutz a freshman was admitted yesterday to the infirmary with an infected hand.
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Harvey Reger
Luise Stutz
Grid Assembly Honors Team In Special Friday Program
A special football assembly will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday with all classes excused. The band will perform favorites and Coach G. D. Starn will introduce his coaching staff and the football players.
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G. D. Starn
Quiz Series Starts Nov 5 at University Radio
The University radio series lets four weekly panels ask bona fide questions. Hosted by Radio Workshop and WADC at 4 30 p.m. on Tuesdays or Thursdays, the program aims to inform rather than stump experts.
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John F. Cuber
Radio Workshop
WADC
Dick Clark Named to MU Executive Committee
University senior Dick Clark was appointed by the Men's Union executive committee, pending Student council approval, to allocate general activity fees. MU president Scheffer Pierce announced a meeting for Oct 28 at 7 pm in room 301 Merrill Hall.
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Dick Clark
University
Student Council
Scheffer Pierce
Merrill Hall
Homecoming Queen Hopefuls At KSU Named
Reporter Bob Wentz profiles three KSU candidates Marilyn Soule Dotty Roessel and Jane Ayres for the homecoming queen race. Each lists activities tastes and ambitions with notes on height weight hair and eye color and favorite pastimes. Voters urged to turn out despite results.
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Marilyn Soule
Dotty Roessel
Jane Ayres
KSU
Pan-Campus
Youngstown Raven
Dotty
Charles Ayres
Collinwood
Marilyn
Art Club
Coast Guard
Parades Set to End Pre election Activities Tonight
Three campus parades will wrap pre election activity as Homecoming voting approaches on Thursday. Coalition led by Jane Ayres plans 50 cars at 7 p m, Independents backing Marilyn Soule at 7 30 p m, and Pan Campus from the Sigma Tau Gamma house at 7 30 p m with Dotty Roessel leading.
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Matt Fenn
Coalition Party
Charley Ayres
Jane Ayres
Marilyn Soule
Charles Eyster
Wills Gymnasium
Pan-Campus
Sigma Tau Gamma
Jean Marie Johnston
Dotty Roessel
Kent Hall
Freshman Class Nomination Petitions Due Next Friday
Vic Cassano announced that nomination petition blanks must be in by next Monday to introduce candidates at the class meeting. Candidates will receive blanks after introduction and have until Friday Oct 30 to secure signatures.
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Vic Cassano
Four Students Serve As Non-Combatants in War Effort
Four former University women join non combat units. Doris Slemmons Holister enters the WAACs Ethel Baum and Loretta Mersy enlist in the WAVES Geraldine Dyson receives an overseas commission in the American Red Cross Mary L Smallwood dean of women says WAVES WAACs and army hostesses details are in the war files at the library.
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Jeanne Parrish
Doris Slemmons Holister
WAAC
Ethel Baum
Loretta Mersy
WAVES
Geraldine Dyson
American Red Cross
Mary L. Smallwood
Anthony To Head Kent Kiwanis Club
Dr. Donald Anthony, economist and labor relations expert, was elected president of the Kent Kiwanis Club for the coming year. He has been active in the club for several years and is noted for his work in labor relations.
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Donald Anthony
Kent Kiwanis Club
Anthony
Gallery Talk set for Oct 21 at Kent Hall second floor
To Give. Gallery Talk at 4 p m Wednesday Oct 21 on the second floor of Kent hall. Novotny will discuss the 18 Annual Circuit Exhibition of the Ohio Water Color Society, which will be in the gallery at that time.
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Art
Kent Hall
Novotny
Ohio Water Color Society
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