Political Slates Announced By Coalition Managers
Coalition announces the coming election slates. John Williamson seeks proxy of the senior class on the Coalition ticket with George Inscha as manager. Senior officers listed include Dorothy Humphrey vice president Betsy Case secretary Susanne Schwartz treasurer Elsie Stalzer council.
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John Williamson
Coalition
George Insche
Dorothy Humphrey
Betsey Case
Susanne Schwartz
Elsie Stalzer
Don Wargowsky
Julie Juch
Ingrid Tornberg
Ranky Edwards
Betty Brown
Lieutenant Thiele Wins Bronze Star for Saipan Action
First Lieutenant Vernon M. Thiele, a University student in 1939, received the Bronze Star for courage on the Saipan beachhead. His citation notes he administered first aid under fire and helped evacuate wounded troops, then reportedly killed the sniper.
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Vernon M. Thiele
Saipan
War Department
Thiele
Margery Balder
Eisen Will Address Teachers In West
Miss Edna Eisen assistant professor of geography will deliver a speech on Teaching Geography at the Time of a Global War at the University of Nebraska on Thursday Oct 26. She leaves Wednesday to address Lincoln elementary teachers and a luncheon of the National Childhood Education association then speaks to teachers at Kearney State Teachers College on the same topic.
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Edna Eisen
University of Nebraska
Miss Eisen
University
Lincoln
Neb
Eisen
National Childhood Education Association
Kearney
State Teachers College
Sadie Hawkins Dance Planned By University Committee
Don Wargowsky announced the Sadie Hawkins Day dance planned by the University social committee. The meeting to discuss details will be held today at 3 p m in Merrill Hall room 102.
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Sadie Hawkins
University
Merrill Hall
Don Wargowsky
Meinke Named Acting Head of Languages for 1944 45
Dr. W. G. Meinke, professor of foreign languages, is appointed acting head of the department for the 1944 45 academic year by the University board of trustees. He joined the University in 1939 after earlier teaching at Defiance College and at the State Teachers College in Maryville Missouri.
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W. G. Meinke
Department of Foreign Languages
University Board of Trustees
Missouri
Defiance College
Defiance
Meinke
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Veterans Form Committees For VE Day Preparations
The University Veterans of World War II held their second business meeting, reading the constitution. Ted Baskin appointed committees for social events, housing, and athletics chaired by Al Welch, C Tonka, and Kenny Schmidt respectively with members Ralph Wilde, Don Young, John Etz, Jim Fletcher, and Dick Cone to assist.
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University Veterans of World War II
Bud Gerber
Ted Baskin
al Welch
Dick Dussel
Don Young
C. Tonka
Ralph Wilde
John Etz
Kenny Schmidt
Jim Fletcher
Dick Cone
Frosh Variety Show Set For Nov 21
The Freshman Froli will be produced Tuesday Nov 21 at 8 pm in the University auditorium Carolyn Siegel script writer announced Final tryouts were held last night and all who made the show will be contacted by mailbox by week end Miss Siegel stated Final rehearsal 7 to 10 pm November 20 in the auditorium she added Bill King is master of ceremonies and chairman of committee in charge of the Frolic George Papp is assisting Miss Siegel with the script.
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University
Carolyn Siegel
Miss Siegel
Bill King
George Papp
Bud Gerber Vies For Senior Presidency
Bud Gerber a senior class presidential candidate leads the Pan Campus slate released by co chairs Don Moore and Ethel Day. The ticket includes Day as vice president Lynch as secretary Gardner as treasurer and Goldie as council representative.
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Bud Gerber
Don Moore
Ethel Day
Gerber
Miss Day
Mary Jane Lynch
Violet Gardner
Virginia Goldie
Harry Daniels
Elaine Chamberlain
Gladys Ulch
Edith Korte
Harriet Shobert
Barbar&é
Lois Featheringham
Dixie Grundy
Edra Feicht
Shirley Luenberger
Council Approves Student Budgets and NTFC Play Plans
The council yesterday approved the yearly and quarterly allocations totaling 5000 for the fall quarter. It accepted the entertainment committee report that funds are not available to produce NTFC. It urged Bud Gerber to present plans for a student-supported stock company next Monday.
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Council
NTFC
Bud Gerber
Dance Social Set for Wills Gym Tomorrow Evening
George Papp and Harry Daniels announce a dance social in Wills gymnasium tomorrow evening at 8. Chairmen invite all to attend and enjoy an evening of social dancing.
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Wills Gymnasium
George Papp
Harry Daniels
Dr. James T. Laing Elected Kent Welfare President
Dr. James T. Laing head of the sociology department was unanimously elected president of the Kent Welfare association at a Thursday meeting. He succeeds Chris Miller, longtime Kent labor leader. Laing also chairs the University division of the city’s Community Chest campaign for $19,000, which began Thursday.
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James T. Laing
Kent Welfare Association
Dr. Laing
Chris Miller
Kent
University Seniors to Be Honored at Assembly
University will honor seniors with a 10 a m assembly in the University auditorium. President George A Bowman will speak and Jim Patterson will introduce him. Seniors meet at 9 50 with caps and gowns. wear them to the program.
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University
George A. Bowman
Don Wargowsky
Jim Patterson
Bowman
Petition Rules For Student Elections At University
Deadline for nomination petitions is Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Student Council Office. Elections chairman Don Wargowsky notes signature requirements: 19 for sophomores, 11 for juniors, 12 for seniors. candidates must sign. Men’s Union petitions require signatures from two men for seniors, three for sophomores, and two for juniors. Election is November 6 with freshmen voting for student council secretary.
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Student Council
Don Wargowsky
Wargowsky
Chestnut Burr distribution for 1944 students announced
All students who have not yet received their 1944 Chestnut Burr must collect today at 4 p.m. Lou Zaremba, the business manager, announced. Books will be distributed on the first floor of Kent Hall, and this is the last chance to obtain them.
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Burr
Lou Zaremba
Kent Hall
AWVS Plans Kent Service Canteen
Lorna LaVand with American Women's Voluntary Service announced a Kent project to set up a canteen for soldiers on troop trains passing through Kent. The plan relies on donations of cookies and cigarettes from university and town groups, with AWVS aiding in mailing lists and supporting local recreation programs.
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Lorna LaVand
American Women's Voluntary Service
Kent
AWVS
Dean Manchester
South School
KSU Hosts Conference on Early Childhood Education
Members of a three day conference greeted by President George A. Bowman. Talks and films on preschool and early education planned through Thursday include an 8 p.m. Wednesday session with Hazel Swan and E Ladislaw Novotny. Eileen Warren speaks at 2 30 tomorrow on books for very young children. Books on display loaned by Halle Brothers Cleveland Public Library and Kent Library.
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George A. Bowman
Hazel Swan
E. Ladislaw Novotny
Eileen Warren
College of Education
Halle Brothers Co
Cleveland
Cleveland Public Library
Kent Library
Red Cross Drive Broadcasts Poetry By New Head Resident
Mrs Frances Watson head resident of Engleman hall joins Prof Eric Grieb ling in his advanced composition course to write poetry for the Red Cross. A former Goodyear job analyst in Akron she dedicates poems to her Navy son Lt William H Cochrane and wider circle.
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Red Cross Drive
Carol Linder
Red Cross
Frances Watson
Engleman Hall
Engleman
Mrs. Watson
Eric T. Griebling
Professor Greibling
William H. Cochrane
Navy
Akron
Goodyear Aircraft
Miss Kugler
School For Girls
Sharon
Damrosch School of Music
New York
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Williamson
Barbara Berkey
Betty Coolidge
Sue Allstott
Betty Offhaus
Lieut
West
Kent Welfare
Miss Berkey
McGilvrey Hall
KSU
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