Iran Defines UNO Test as Moral Victory Over Soviet Pressure
At a Hunter College session the United Nations backed Iran against Soviet demands in a standoff over oil. The UNO protected a smaller nation, Russia withdrew troops and gained only an oil contract through negotiations.
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United Nations Organization
Hunter College
N. Y
UNO
Iran
Soviet Union
Great Britain
America
Russia
United Nations
Ussr
Red Army
Librarians Restore Prewar Library Hours at Rockwell
John B. Nicholson Jr and aides at Rockwell library respond to returning enrollment matching 1941 42. They extend open hours to prewar levels to meet a book shortage and ensure access to required texts for new students.
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John B. Nicholson Jr
Rockwell Library
Careful Student Drivers See Parking Rules At Campus
Student parking is allowed behind Merrill hall the heating plant along rear drives and behind Moulton hall. Front spaces are reserved for faculty. Larry Wooddell says the parking situation is under control. Towings start after three offenses with a 3 dollar fee applied.
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Merrill Hall
Moulton Hall
University
Larry Wooddell
Wooddell
Kent Stater masthead and publication notice
The Kent Stater masthead lists staff including Kent Stater editors and contributors. The paper notes it is published biweekly on Tuesdays during the university year, suspended during vacations, with printing by Commercial Press, Kent Ohio.
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University
Kent
Ohio
Kent Stater
Commercial Press, Inc
DePeyster Street
Dirt Writers Defend "Most Popular" Slams Dear Miss Simms
In a letter reply Bill Lyon and John Thomas defend their spoof on the Most Popular Man column. They dispute accusations of unfairness, praise the campaign's polish, and state that uninformed voters bear the promotional impact.
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Miss Simms
Bill
Bill Lyon
John Thomas
Duel in Texas Leaves Shott Unscathed
Report explains a recent Texas duel between Alexander Shott and John Nott in which Nott was shot and Shott was not. The piece analyzes possible outcomes and whether Nott was actually shot, while noting the likelihood of accidents with firearms and potential trial questions.
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Texas
Alexander Shott
John 5. Nott
Nott
Shott
Vets Caravan to Kent Marks New Members and Rifle Team Push
The American Legion State Caravan comes to Kent on May 6 with a public initiation for new members. Veterans seeking to join and be initiated at the Kent post should contact the local American Legion, while those interested in forming a rifle team are urged to contact the Kent Rifle Club. The Canton Extension lists 20 enrolled veterans. Dewey Barich’s office reports quarter veteran enrolment totals with Public Law 346 GI Bill participation and notes Al Marie Hayes, a 1942 graduate and former Marine, as this week’s vet personality.
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Kent
Legion
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Kent Rifle Club
KSU
Canton Extension
Business Administration
Secess
al Marie Hayes
Hayes
Geneva
Ohio
Camp LeJeune
N. C
NAS
Atlanta
Jane of the Hood
Ordor
Bob Duncan
Beta Gamma
Governor Lausche
Earl’s
Charlie Kasik
Harry Kuzmenko
Don Cot
Carson’s
Hood
Matt Fenn
Marie
Ravenna
Wes Kurtz
Clare Young
Dona Mae Burkhardt
Bill Douglas
Herbie Rosen
Stella Greenbaum Rosen
Bill Robinson
Jack Tomasheska
Leo Difford
Chuck Little
Bob Casey
Mooney
Doris Conklin
Marge Brown
Brady Bar
Nancy Borsenberger
Mary Lou Astrop
Jim Griffin
Marian Jessel
Ambiguous pistol duel riddle ends with who was shot
The dialogue plays with names Shott and Nott in a tangled exchange about who fired first and who was shot. The narration suggests the outcome resolves to a paradox where identification remains unclear and the joke centers on the wordplay rather than a concrete incident.
Sweet and Low Down at the Hood Campus Socials
A lively campus round up notes dates and dalliance as Greek pledges mingle at Delt and Gamma events. Governors and veterans drop by venues like Earl’s while chaperones cancel dances and plans swirl around engagements and town chatter.
Poets Corner Tribute to Chet Klingensmith
The verse honors Chet Klingensmith, master of mirth and barber guardian of the "Lather and Brush" era. It praises his artistry, loyalty, and cheerful defiance of modern tools while hinting at his generosity to clients as he grows richer with each neat cut.
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Kent ST
Tom Gavagan
Frank Wendely
B. J. Shutrump
Ethel Ted
Vera Wawrin
EMI
Hurray
Kent National Bank
NTFC
Bill Sullivan
Vets Angle
By Bill Thompson
Dewey Barich
Sweet
Lyon & Thomas
Poets Corner
Sammy Scissors
Sammy
Saint Peter
Chet Klingensmith
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