To Do Him Honor Today Acknowledge President Leebrick
President Leebrick Day highlights his demanding schedule. He meets late afternoon and often has a speaking engagement in the evening. His Kent State record includes stricter admission standards and a balanced curriculum while promoting the university to outside groups.
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Leebrick
Kent
Kent State
Axis moves threaten Balkans and Suez plans in 1940 era review
World events outlined include Germany and Italy pressing toward the Balkans and Suez while Britain faces pressure in Greece and Turkey. Russia’s stance, U S political campaigns, and a new October 29 draft date are noted amid embargo talk on Japan and oil.
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Adolph
Benito
Balkans
Suez
Russia
Balkan
Greece
Turkey
Great Britain
England
Dardenelles
As We See It features campus gossip and parlor humor
A collage of campus chatter highlights homecoming decorations by GAMMAS BETA GAMS and Moulton hall, rumors about students and faculty, local sports talk, forgivable mischief, and a call to attend Migration Day at Akron.
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Chet Kepler
Evry
Fran Percoco
Fenn College
Jack Shorely
Maxie Beetum
Kentucky U
Akron
Four New Tunes Rise On Your Hit Parade Says Murphey
Frances Murphey writes of popular songs gaining traction including Now Lay Me Down to Dream by Ted Fio Rito with Eddy Howard. A Million Dreams Ago features orchestration by Dick Jurgens and Lew Quadling. Only Forever tops Crosby and Martin film music Rhythm on the River. Call of the Canyon is Billy Hill's tune inspired by ranch life and Waring cycle.
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Frances Murphey
Blueberry Hill
Capistrano
Mort
Kent Stater
Ark
Ted Fio Rito
Eddy Howard
Congress Hotel
Chicago
Jack Mason
Dick Jurgens
Lew Quadling
Jurgens
Howard
Oriental Theater
Bing Crosby
Mary Martin
Fred Waring
Billy Hill
Death Valley
The Equality of the Sexes Debate in Kent Karousal
Bill Lloyd muses on gender equality, claiming women have invaded male roles and noting men may fear losing their privileges. He jokes about a future where women drive and men retreat to kitchens, proposing a moratorium on feminism after six months.
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Bill Lloyd
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