Thunder Rock Set For Tomorrow Night
The Homecoming production Thunder Rock directed by E Turner Stump debuts Thursday and Friday. The Group Theater cast from New York, featuring Stan Mouse Bill Guisewite Joe Calta Jim Theis Bob Telford Milan Gr ach and others, portrays a shipboard haunted drama with a veteran ensemble.
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E. Turner Stump
Group Theater
New York City
Stump
Stan Mouse
Bill Guisewite
Guisewite
Joshua
Streeter
Bob Houser
Charleston
Stefan Kurtz
Joe Calta
Kitty Liptak
Helen DeLaney
Okay” Chang
Jim Theis
Bob Telford
Briggs
Milan Graach
Inspector Flaming
Carol Richards
Scheffer Pierce
Miss Kirby
Cassidy
Camping Plans To Be Discussed Tonight
Women’s Professional club will hold a brief business meeting tonight in the Women’s Athletic Association room at 5 30 announced yesterday by president Della Harris. Plans for a proposed weekend camping trip will be completed and a discussion will be held on projects for the coming year.
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Women’s Professional Club
Women’s Athletic Association
Della Harris
Untermeyer Signed For Artist Series at Kent State
Louis Untermeyer renowned poet and anthologist is set to speak at Kent State University in the first annual Artist Series. Miss Jeanne Parrish assistant dean of women announced on March 19 that the event is confirmed.
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Louis Untermeyer
Kent State University
Jeanne Parrish
Bull Sessions Misinforming says Smallwood on campus standards
Dean Mary L. Smallwood told senior men at a Robin Hood luncheon that bull sessions spread more misinformation than any source. She explained that campus liberalism depends on student and faculty opinion but must meet a safety based standard for coeds and university reputation.
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Mary L. Smallwood
Dean Smallwood
Faculty Recitals Begin Monday at Kent State
Joseph Lupkiewicz, new Kent State a capella director, and his wife open a series of faculty recitals Monday at 8:15 in the University auditorium. A Rochester duo trained at Eastman School of Music, Lupkiewicz will perform as baritone with his wife as contralto. Prof. Denker will accompany.
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Joseph Lupkiewicz
Kent State
University
Bruce Hanley
Lupkiewicz
Kent State University
Rochester
N. Y
Eastman School of Music
Eastman
Fred H. Denker
School of Music
Rochester Symphony Orchestra
Smallwood Heads to Education Conference in New York
Miss Mary L. Smallwood dean of women will miss University duties for the week to attend an educators conference in New York City. The Educational Record bureau sponsors the event drawing hundreds of educators. a keynote dinner features Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt on Thursday night.
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New York City
Mary L. Smallwood
Educational Record Bureau
Franklin D. Roosevelt
League To Discuss Rules and Year Plans
A University women’s meeting open to all will be held today in room 108 Kent at 4 p m. to discuss rules regulations and activities for the year. Interested attendees may be selected for Women’s League committees and transfer students party plans will be made.
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Women's League
Kent
Teaching Jobs Go To Those Missed By Draft
Education graduates from Kent State in industrial arts commercial subjects or English with a foreign language are favored for fall teaching posts. A Munzenmayer tabulation shows high schools requested 83 industrial arts posts, 61 commercial, and 53 English foreign language slots, with calls also for home economics, physical science, math, social science, coaching, music, and art.
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L. H. Munzenmayer
Kent State
Munzenmayer
Kappa Sigs resign from Greek party on campus
Kappa Sigma Chi fraternity presents an official resignation from the Greek political party. Bob Cook, party chairman, receives the letter signed by Joe Sarmir, secretary, and endorsed by the entire group. The fraternity will still engage as a social organization and back nonpartisan candidates.
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Bob Cook
Kappa Sigma Chi
Joe Sarmir
Jimmy Rybak
Kappa Sig
Independent Party
Kent Mayor Proclaims November for Church Support
Mayor Alf Lovell of Kent proclaimed November to be set aside for support and participation in church services. Citizens organizations lodges unions and institutions within the city are urged to back the movement.
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Alf Lovell
Kent
Homecoming Hop Tickets Available
Tickets for the Homecoming dance remain available in the dean of women's office. Dr W L Wannemacher announced that a student activities card or fee card is needed to receive a ticket and to enter the dance. Each student may bring one guest, and tickets are not issued at the door. Distribution runs 10 AM to 12 PM and 2 PM to 4 PM Wednesday to Friday, and 10 AM to 12 PM Saturday.
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Dean of Women's Office
W. L. Wannemacher
Wesley Pastor To Speak On World Thought
The Rev. Robert Clemmons of First Methodist church will address the International Relations club Thursday at 7 30 p m in room 115 Kent hall on Student's Guide for Thinking on the Present World Crisis. He is a Union Theological Seminary graduate who worked at the Church of All Nations in Manhattan. The meeting is open to the public, arranged by Herman Rosenthal.
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Robert Clemmons
First Methodist Church
International Relations Club
Kent Hall
Clemmons
Union Theological Seminary of New York
Church of All Nations
Lower East Side
Manhattan
New York
Herman Rosenthal
Senate Club Would Stabilize Prices at Kent State
The Senate club of Kent State University voted to fix prices on all commodities if they occupied the Senate chambers under the capitol dome. Ed Zink, president, announced plans for a Washington trip during Christmas vacation.
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Senate Club
Kent State University
Capitol Dome
Ed Zink
Washington, D. C
Newsies Plan Picnic For Homecoming
Journalism students plan a homecoming wiener roast in the University woods Sunday from 5 to 11 pm. Faculty alumni and campus publication members are invited. Event coordinators include August Quattrochi and committee members. Admission is 25 cents at the Stater business office before Friday noon.
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University Woods
August Quattrochi
Marianna Ledbetter
Janet Woodley
Lee Pearson
Jean Hungerford
Marvin Eubanks
Stater
Taft Attacks FDR Over Shooting War Claim
Sen. Robert A. Taft told an audience at the University last week that President Franklin D. Roosevelt seeks to plunge the nation into a shooting war. He spoke on the senate floor in Washington as he criticized Roosevelt’s recent address in the capital.
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Robert A. Taft
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Taft
Senate
Washington
Weather Fair and Cold Today
Fair skies give way to a cold day with light winds and chilly tonight. Temperatures expected to dip, bringing sharp frost risk in rural areas and near lakes and open ground.
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