Ex USC Professor to Speak Here Tonight
Ex USC professor Dr Bruce Anthony will address the International Relations club at 7 30 this evening in room 115 Kent Hall on the European conflict outlook. He is brother to Dr Donald Anthony head of business administration. The event kicks off a lecture series sponsored by the club.
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Bruce Anthony
University of Southern California
Kent Hall
Anthony
Donald Anthony
Department of Business Administration
Shepard State Teachers’ College
University of Akron
Marietta College
Capital University
Mt. Union College
Denison University
Dayton University
Wilberforce University
Murray State College
Lake Erie College
Flora Stone Mather College
Wooster College
Ashland College
Miami University
Ohio State University
Toledo University
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senator Taft
Alvin J. Miller
Commerce Club Chooses Murphy As President
Harold Murphy was elected president of the Commerce club yesterday afternoon. Other officers chosen were Bob Kitcherman vice president Ann Paz secretary and Jack Collins treasurer. Plans for a field trip to Nela Park are now being formulated, Donald E. Bangham announced.
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Harold Murphy
Commerce Club
Bob Kitcherman
Ann Paz
Jack Collins
Nela Park
Donald E. Bangham
Crashers Not Welcome At Dance
The Social committee chaired by Dean Mary L. Smallwood announced strict ticket rules for the Homecoming dance. Each student gets one ticket plus a guest, to be picked up by 4 p.m. Friday Oct 31, with ID required. alumni and faculty can collect in the atrium or mail a self-addressed envelope for admission.
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Mary L. Smallwood
Dean of Women’s Office
Dean of Women
University Employe Demonstrates Baton Tricks
Custodian F O Etling impresses with baton twirls as Drum Major Kenny Le Bar struggles to catch it. Etling learned twirling as a boy chestnut hunter, later joined a traveling show, married a show girl, then settled and became a Kent State University custodian since last April.
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Kent State University
Kent Stater survey asks if American troops should intervene in Europe
The Kent Stater reports a poll asking students whether the U S should send an army to Europe if Germany nears victory over England. About 500 students answered yesterday and voting continues today with over 1 000 expected. participants sign their names and may vote yes or no. Names will not be published. Each student may vote once.
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Germany
England
Europe
Kent
NEOTA Features Five Kent Speakers
Two faculty members a graduate student and two alumni will speak at the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland. Prof G Harry Wright will discuss radio use in secondary education. Adrian Van Wyen will address central consolidated schools faculty. Cloyce W Cheney will join panels on pupil personnel. Betty Alling and Nellie Alsberger will join two special discussions.
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Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
G. Harry Wright
School of Speech
Adrian van Wyen
Central Consolidated Schools
Cloyce W. Cheney
Kirk Junior
East Cleveland
Betty Alling
Nellie Alsberger
Final Date Set For Contest Entry At Campus Sweepstakes
The intramural forensic sweepstakes entry deadline is Tuesday October 28 announced by program chairman Scheffel Pierce. The first event is extemporaneous speaking set to begin Tuesday November 4. All recognized campus organizations may enter.
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Scheffel Pierce
Final Chance for Activity Card Photos Tonight
Final opportunity for students to have activity card pictures taken. Photo sessions run in room 303 Kent Hall from 7 to 8 p.m.
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Kent Hall
Feller Given Immediate Draft Classification 1 A
Cleveland Indians ace Bob Feller faces an immediate draft call as he is classified 1-A. The announcement said the star pitcher could be drafted at once.
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Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Feller
Soldiers Write Thanks To Dean At Kent State Drive
Dean Raymond E. Manchester receives letters from Kent State servicemen praising his penny drive. Pvt. Nestor Paluch notes subscriptions to the Kent Stater and Duchess and recalls entering Kent State in 1938 to study music before leaving last fall. Other letters come from Lester Morato Charess Kasik and Norman Benson.
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Raymond E. Manchester
Kent
Kent State University
Kent Stater and Duchess
Pvt
Nestor Paluch
Paluch
KSU
Kent State
Lester Morato
Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity
Charess Kasik
Norman Benson
Bus Fare and Game Price Set at 1.45
The Western Reserve game plans a combined bus and game ticket for Kent State students at 1.45 dollars after 93 tickets sold yesterday. Ten chartered buses leave from university at 12 15 Saturday. Student tickets cost 50 cents with activity cards required. Bud Latimer and Roy Metcalf discussed events surrounding Homecoming and the band appearance.
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Fred Prasse
Kent State
Western Reserve
Wills Gym
Prasse
League Park
Bud Latimer
Inter-Fraternity
Red Cats
Kent State University
Roy D. Metcalf
Southern Ohio Teachers Will Hear DeWeese
Dr. A. O. DeWeese, head of health and physical education, will depart tonight for Cincinnati to speak on Education in National Defense at a Southwestern Ohio Teachers association meeting.
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A. O. DeWeese
Department of Health and Physical Education
Cincinnati
Southwestern Ohio Teachers’ Association
New Mimeograph Service Found In Kent Hall
Kent State University launches a campus mimeograph service in Kent Hall basement led by Nelson Elliott. Since opening it has issued 43 309 pieces of material to departments and clubs, with the publicity department using 3 950 pieces in a month. The service serves student activity fund groups and other campus clubs, under policies set by Arden Allyn and a faculty committee including Cleo Crow, B F Renkert, and Elliott.
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Kent State University
Kent Hall
Nelson Elliott
University
Elliott
Arden Allyn
College of Business Administration
Miss Cleo Crow
B. F. Renkert
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International Relations Club
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Dean Smallwood
Marcielle Charters
Etling
Council
NEOTA
Dean
Southern Ohio
DeWeese
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