Byrne Will Address Next KSU Assembly
Dr. H. D. Byrne, professor of political science, will be the principal speaker at the KSU assembly Tuesday at 11 a.m. He will explain the Burke Wadsworth conscription bill and argue its fairness. Vincent McDevitt will introduce him. other tentative speakers include Dick McGinnis and John Powell.
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Byrne
KSU Assembly
H. D. Byrne
Political Science
Men's Union
Vincent McDevitt
Dr. Byrne
Dick McGinnis
John Powell
Dinked Fresh to Sit Together at Saturday Game
Freshmen at Assumption College will wear "dinks" and sit in a special bleacher section at Saturday's football game. A blue and gold caped cheerleader will lead the group. The class of 1944 voted to campaign for the scheme and will wear caps until the freshman sophomore game or Christmas depending on the outcome.
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Assumption College
Bob Seese
Namesakes at Kent State Could Stir Radio Skits
The Kent State dean of men files reveal two famed namesakes, Henry Ford and George Rogers Clark, enrolled on campus. A 17 year old Henry Ford from Smithfield Ohio majors in history in the College of Education and avoids speeches, while George Rogers Clark, 135 DePeyster Street, is an industrial arts tutor aiming to outdoor guiding, working weekends at Camp Manatec with the Akron Boy Scout council.
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Dean of Men
Kent State
George Rogers Clark
Henry Ford
Kent State University
University Drive
Smithfield
Ohio
Steubenville
College of Education
Henry
Hank
Detroit
George
DePeyster Street
Tor
School of Education
Camp Manatec
Akron
Boy Scout Council
Kent Hall Radio Workshop Reveals Modern Facilities
Reporter marvels at a complete metropolitan radio setup on Kent hall third floor. Studio A and Studio B offer sound absorption and multiple outlets with a control room consolette and piano. Office design allows director A L Capuder to supervise live broadcasts if transmitter links exist.
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Kent Hall
Kent
Studio B
Studio A
A. L. Capuder
Radio Workshop
Kent States
Kent State student Wins Edward Lamb Scholarship
Robert M. McElroy, June Kent State graduate and honor student, has been awarded the Edward Lamb scholarship to the University of Toledo College of Law. McElroy, Alpha Phi Beta member and former Commerce Club and YMCA participant, is listed as living at 326 South Lincoln Street.
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Robert M. McElroy
Kent State University
Edward Lamb
College of Law
University of Toledo
Edward S. Stimson
McElroy
Kent
Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity
Commerce Club
YMCA
International Relations Club
South
Lincoln Street
Kent Flashes Edge Toward Rockwell Showdown With Raiders
Coach Rosy Starn faces a injury depleted Kent squad against Assumption College Purple Raiders on Rockwell Field aiming for a second straight win. Two lettermen lead a light backfield as Ed Chesleski Mike Feduniak and Bill Boliantz miss the opener and Duane Barney Stan Drongowski step in on the line.
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Rosy Starn
Assumption College Purple Raiders
Rockwell Field
Bluffton
Ed Chesleski
Mike Feduniak
Bill Boliantz
Purple Raider
Duane Barney
Ashtabula
Boliantz
Stan Drongowski
Chesleski
Kent
Jimmy Jones
Jim Alogdelis
Earl McIilvaine
Bill Starn
Vern Heichel
Editor Announces New Stater Staff for Fall Semester
Betty Crampton announces the first semester staff at Stater. Desk editors include Tom Bates, George Fleischer, Bob Kenyon, and John Mine. Society editor is Lindy Barch. Cleveland and Barberton juniors hold key sports and freshman roles with a long list of students named for freshman jobs.
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Betty Crampton
Tom Bates
George Fleischer
Bob Kenyon
John Mine
Society
Lindy Barch
Cleveland
Gus Chigges
Barberton
Eleanor Star
Vivian McBride
Mary DiVencenso
Jo Zimmerman
Frances Murphey
Kay O'Dell
Lorella Heupel
Jane Lacy
Marguerite Kemp
Frances White
Mary Jane Bishop
Marjorie Trunko
Evelyn Mills
Janet Woodley
Siverina DeBulis
Ed Schulke
Bill Cope
Carl Ertley
Frank Mandel
Ruth Brewbaker
Matt Fenn
Russell Beard
Marvin Eubanks
George Ketchy
Jim Richard
Yetta Ostron
Roy Apple
Frank Geitgey
Summer Professor Draws CIO Ire
Floyd A. Rowe, physical welfare director of the Cleveland Board of Education, taught during the 1940 summer session and faced a CIO resolution. The Cleveland Industrial Union Council objected to his support for a vigorous military training program in physical education and called for his replacement. They cited his claim that teachers should be aware war is imminent and argued his stance contradicted popular desire.
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Floyd A. Rowe
Cleveland Board of Education
Cleveland Industrial Union Council
CIO Central
Rowe
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