Fresh Town Farce Opens Freshmen Season at College
The second theater production of the season presents The Whole Towns Talking a three act farce by John Emerson and Anita Loos in the University auditorium at 8 15 p m Thursday and Friday. Howard Hansen directs his first Kent campus play after arriving from University of Wisconsin with a 1939 master’s. Ruth West stars as Ethel Simmons with the Dramatic club from her Salem high school planning to attend.
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Luella Heupel
John Emerson
Anita Loos
University Auditorium
Howard Hansen
Kent
University of Wisconsin
Ethel Simmons
Ruth West
Salem
Tickets for The Whole Towns Talking on sale there
Tickets to the freshman play The Whole Towns Talking are 25 cents and on sale in the booth Wednesday Thursday and Friday. They can also be bought from any cast member per director Mr Howard Hansen.
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Stater
Howard Hansen
Frosh Players Leader Chester Binney Seized by Ray Gallagher
Cleveland native Chester Binney frosh proxy and president of the Frosh Players is mentioned alongside Milan Graach of Canton who plays Henry Simmons paternal lead. Graach has three years on WHBC Canton staff and placed 12th in the National Forensic contest held in Indiana last April.
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Chester Binney
Ray Gallagher
Frosh
Cleveland
Frosh Players Group
Milan Graach
Canton
Henry Simmons
WHBC
Indiana
Sophomore Meeting Urged by Irving Waterbury
Irving Waterbury president of the sophomore class urges all members to attend a Friday meeting at 4 PM in the gym balcony. Committee heads and members will be elected for upcoming social events.
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Irving Waterbury
Holm Authours Review of The Student Congress Movement
Professor James N Holm writes a review of Lyman S Judsons new book The Student Congress Movement in the October issue of the Quarterly Journal of Speech.
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Partment of
Lyman 8S. Judson
Student Congress Movement
Quarterly Journal of Speech
Packard Conducts Detroit Seminar
R. L. Packard a KS U class of 26. conducts a public speaking seminar for executives and employees of over 60 Detroit industrial firms. Packard directs education at Packard Motor Car company and is son of Dr. Edgar Packard retired from the university faculty in August. Two lectures monthly for eight months aim to help firms develop a business like oral procedure.
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R. L. Packard
KSU
Detroit
Tion
The
Packard Motor Car Company
Edgar Packard
Willkie Club Hosts Kent State Willkiecrats Event
Willkie club leaders Tommy Manko and Bill Ortt plan a party at William Cluff training school auditorium tonight at 8. A program includes group singing led by Jerry Brown, solos by Irving Waterbury, a Don Pierce tap routine, readings by Fritzie Koole and Frank Crofcot, and a lecture on Willkie by Joe Price. Bill Cady plays piano. Cider and doughnuts will be served. all party members and Democrats are welcome.
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Tommy Manko
Willkie Club
Bill Ortt
Kent State
William Cluff Training School
Jerry Brown
Irving Waterbury
Don Pierce
Fritzie Koole
Frank Crofcot
Willkie
Joe Price
Bill Cady
Akron Rally Reserved Seats For Willkie Speech
Six hundred seats in the Goodyear theater are reserved by the Kent State Republican club for KSU students to hear Wendell Willkie speak tomorrow night. Transportation may be provided if there is interest, with a 30 cent round trip fee. self-transport seekers should use the Kent State reserved section. The address starts at 8 p m and should end by 8 30 opening to both parties.
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Goodyear
Kent State
Republican Club
KSU
Wendell Willkie
Sadie Hawkins Day Rumors Stir Campus Town Dance
Rumors swirl that Sadie Hawkins will arrive Friday November 1 at Kent State’s campus for the annual all university dance at Wills gym from 8 30 to 11 p m. The event chairs are Jack Leggett and Nat Florsheimer with last year’s winner Tony Weitzel as Squire.
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Sadie Hawkins
Dog Patch
Kent States
Wills Gym
Jack Leggett
Nat Florsheimer
Wills Barn
Tony Weitzel
Beacon Journal
Squire
Kay Suits
Daisy Mae
Joe Aschauer
Lil Abner
Agnes Bowles
Myron Lawrence
Lonesome Polecat
John Watson
Sam
Howard Besseger
Joe
Leebrick Day Opens With Gift to President
Nearly 1,200 students gathered as Leebrick Day marked the university’s second annual celebration. President K C Leebrick thanked attendees for their cooperative spirit and for supporting the national defense program.
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Leebrick
K. C. Leebrick
Leebricks Attend Inauguration and Founders Day
President and Mrs. K C Lee brick will leave Kent to attend Ohio State University inauguration of President Howard Bevis. They will then drive to Washington Pa for the Golden Flashes game against Washington and Jefferson College. Founders Day and Homecoming will include the dedication of a new science building.
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K. C. Leebrick
Kent
Howard Bevis
Ohio State University
Washington, Pa
Golden Flashes
Washington and Jefferson
Washington and Jefferson College
Trade Crisis Looms Warns Of Imbalance In U S South America
J W Vander Laan warned Delta Kappa Psi members at the Episcopal church that trade between the United States and South American nations has peaked and will tilt further unless South American exports to the U S increase. He is Cleveland Director of the U S Department of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
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United States
J. W. Vander Laan
Delta Kappa Psi, Honorary Business Fraternity
The
Episcopal Church
Cleveland
U. S. Department of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Continents
South America
U. S
KSU Broadcasts To Be Continued
The university will extend its WTAM series through next June despite prior announcements. A new two program series begins Oct. 27 with speakers Dr. John Cuter Dr. Henry M dater and Dr. Donald Anthony discussing non military aspects of national defense.
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Kent States
WTAM
Mary L. Smallwood
John Cuter
Henry M. Dater
Donald Anthony
Take War Fever In Stride Says Cuber
Prof. John F. Cuber of the sociology department urged college men to accept the draft and war fever as the smart course at the Senior Men's luncheon held at the Robinhood with the Men's Union sponsorship.
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Cuber
John F. Cuber
Department of Sociology
Robinhood
Men's Union
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