New University Room Numbers for Department Offices
The university reorganizes offices with classes moved from Rockwell library to Merrill Kent and McGilvrey halls. Department heads list room changes from 101 to 456 across Merrill Kent and McGilvrey, with some deans and special rooms in atriums and the heating plant.
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University
Rockwell Library
Merrill, Kent and
McGilvrey Halls
Kent Hall
McGilvrey Hall
Merrill Hall
Liberal Arts
Business Administration
Atrium
Duchess
Burr
All Jue Grads In Elementary Education Placed
Statistics from Dr. Lester H. Munzenmayer show full placement for qualified elementary educators. The report notes 131 of 278 June graduates in the College of Education have jobs, with 100 percent of elementary qualified teachers placed and 45 percent of high school teachers placed.
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College of Education
Lester H. Munzenmayer
Kent State
Kent State Forensic Association Forms Under James Holm
The forensics group at Kent State will organize into a formal association. Director James Holm announced the move and named Vernon Beal Marjorie Jacot Alice O Sicke and Thomas Rickey as directors. The first meeting is Tuesday at 7 30 p m in 312 Kent. Public speaking enthusiasts are invited.
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School of Speech
Kent State Forensic Association
James Holm
Mr. Holm
Vernon Beal
Marjorie Jacot
Alice O’sicke
Thomas Rickey
Kent
Weather Forecast Calls for Fair Day Ahead
The weatherman spent the day reviewing records and concluded that after yesterday's chill, today's conditions will be fair.
Kent State Gridiron First Win Tied to Schwartz Arnold Trio
In 1925 Kent State Normal College earned its first football victory 7-6 over West Liberty. Abie Schwartz connected a 40 yard pass to Arnold for the go ahead score while Mac McDermott added the extra point. The play helped launch the Wagoner era and the Mileski Mituga pass later became famous.
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George Fleischer
Mileski
Mituga
Schwartz
Arnold
Golden Flash
Kent
Flashes
West Liberty
Kent State
Merle Wagoner
Kent State Normal College
Abie Schwartz
KSU
Wagoner
Abie
Hiram
West Virginia Teacher's College
Mac” McDermott
Cleveland
Editorial Clash Over 1940 Migration Prospects
The piece weighs whether the 1940 migration will succeed like the 1938 Cleveland move or repeat the 1939 setback. It questions student council sponsorship and student involvement as decisive factors shaping the plan.
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Cleveland
Seese Forms Freshman Tribunal to Enforce Rules
Kent State student council names a freshmen tribunal to police rules and en force the 1940 football migration to Akron Rubber Bowl on Nov. 9. The migration committee led by Elizabeth Tucker aims to organize a successful trip. members include Vincent McDevitt Kay Maloney Don Taylor and Robert Cook.
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Bob Seese
Kent State
Akron University
Akron
Seese
Vincent McDevitt
Kay Maloney
Don Taylor
Robert Cook
Elizabeth Tucker
Cleveland
Kent State Western Reserve
Leese
Potential Pilots Pass Preliminary Physical Exams
Eleven Kent State university students have passed the preliminary physical examination for the Civilian Pilot Training program. They must complete CPTP physician tests to receive Student Pilot certificates. Lillian Kochenderfer is the first girl to pass. the ten successful males include Paul Myers, Ralph Cary, Ted Modzeleski, George Reitz, Paul Brown, Jack Pierce, Harold Hershkowitz, Clyde Slyman, Findley Gordon, and Arno Duenkler.
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Kent State University
CPTP
Lillian Kochenderfer
Paul Myers
Ralph Cary
Ted Modzeleski
George Reitz
Paul Brown
Jack Pierce
Harold Hershkowitz
Clyde Slyman
Findley Gordon
Arno Duenkler
Indians Lose Ground As Tigers Rally To Sweep Doubleheader
The Cleveland Indians fell further behind the league leading Detroit Tigers after a 4 to 2 win over St. Louis did not offset Detroit’s 10 to 9 comeback in the first game of a Chicago doubleheader and a 3 to 2 victory in the nightcap.
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Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Tigers
Chicago
Wagoner Secures Jobs for 25 Kent Students
Professor Merle Wagoner organized summer employment for Kent male students, with 25 placements arranged in town since June 20. Over 200 applications exist at the University Employment Bureau, seeking positions from gardener to chief cook, while merchants and house mothers are urged to offer room and board opportunities.
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University Employment Bureau
Dean of Men’s
Merle Wagoner
Kent
Kent State University Employment Bureau
Merrill
Wagoner
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Golden Flashes
Council
Af. E. Waggoner
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