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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1946
Page
2
The campus front lawn suffers damage as spring activities begin with girls gym classes then high school football teams and weekend sorority and fraternity mixers. President Bowman laments the situation and calls for action to curb the disturbance and landscape damage. City police may intervene to protect the Prentice gate area from further destruction.
District 50 of the mine workers union marks eight holidays with Majestic Records, including February 12 Lincoln’s birthday, officially named Lewis Day at Majestic shops. The piece notes two leaders John L Lewis and Abraham Lincoln with opposing labor stances, one favoring work, the other advocating not work.
Grad Paul Ryan States editor in 1939 was elected president of the American Association of Industrial Editors. Former Crosley Public Relations worker in Cincinnati and 1939 graduate, Ryan oversaw a policy change increasing weekly issues from two to three. The Ryan cup honors his all around best newspaper work.
Martin L. Davey, longtime Kent State University benefactor and former Ohio governor, died suddenly of a coronary embolism after a bridge party. His career spanned mayor, congressman, and governor from 1935 to 1939, and he spearheaded Kent State’s expansion in 1935. He led Davey Tree Expert Company from 1908 until his death.
The Vets Angle announces VA reps will meet in Dewey Barich's office for conferences instead of Dean Manchester's. It clarifies housing blame on the Federal Public Housing Association and outlines form 1950 filing and certification steps for veterans. This week’s profile is Wallace McBane, East Liverpool graduate student and WWII infantry veteran with five battle stars and Bronze Star. A K-Vets publicity committee meeting is set for 4 PM Wednesday in the Stater office.
Recap shows the Saturday Sunday social whirl with familiar names at Massillon Brimfield and campus events. Notables include Bill Sullivan Pat Paul Bev Myers Tony Thomas and Nancy Lambert with Bud Wilgohs along with Theta Sigs and Gamma Sig gatherings. Local jingle includes TGIF acts and a few campus incidents.
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