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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1949
Page
3
A spring editorial treats war prep and geopolitics as a chess game between Uncle Sam and Uncle Joe. It critiques the UN, recalls Munich, cites Soviet distrust, and notes American sympathy for Russia after WWII while warning of future conflict risks.
Kent State marks a campus expansion with a 350000 health center now in operation and an ongoing program adding new permanent buildings. The first buildings, Terrace Lodge and the cafeteria, led to North and South halls the Hub and later the athletic building. Stopher hall and the Student Union are slated to open before fall as landscaping enhances the back campus.
The Bulgarian lieutenant Dimitar Krustev, allowed to study in the United States, shares impressions of American culture. He notes Americans borrow from Europe yet transform it, criticizes reading habits and art for emphasis on technique, contrasts American girls with Bulgarian norms, and praises America’s material culture and high living standards. He observes Americans’ kindness and Christian charity toward others.
Veterans urged careful payments to NSLI policies as lapse risk grows from unsigned or mismade checks. VA Columbus district office serving Ohio Michigan and Kentucky reports 350 uncashed payments last month despite intent to cover premiums. Envelopes from VA aid proper payments to the Treasurer of the United States and riders should include full name address and serial number if envelopes are unavailable.
The Columbus district VA office advises veterans to hold until the supplemental certificate of eligibility is approved before returning to training. The VA will not cover tuition or expenses until issued, and collection for unauthorized training is a school veteran matter unless interim costs are paid by the veteran.
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