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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1946
Page
2
A campus letter questions the loss of 2 oclock women permits for dances arguing the K-book and earlier practice allowed 2 am access. It urges standardizing closing hours to 1 am for all dances and defining home for married women to ease visits. It also notes Roosevelt’s death as a separate reflection.
The Esquire lists top jazzmen including Cootie Williams Benny Goodman Coleman Hawkins Duke Ellington and others while omissions noted include Jack Teagarden Teddy Wilson Art Tatum Jess Stacy Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich. An Edwin Franko Goldman survey questions army band musical efficiency across Japan and the Philippines. Cleveland Severance Hall hosts Bach’s St Matthew Passion Sunday with a 100 voice choir and Cleveland Orchestra members. University choir performs Sunday at Uniontown First Presbyterian church Akron First Presbyterian church in Akron also hosts performances.
A reflection on Franklin D Roosevelt's death marks the World War II era, noting his global fame and the shock in the democratic world. The piece emphasizes his dramatic end and enduring legacy as a charted historical turning point.
The football squad shrinks from 108 to 64 after one week of practice as Coach Trevor Rees pushes his candidates hard. Caro Carapetyan, guiding the university chair, maintains strict schedules with weekend recitals and zero tolerance for unexcused absences. The text worries whether relentless pressure will yield the hoped-for results.
Readers propose using the Training School for college classrooms and a new Training School site near the athletic field to provide play areas and curb jaywalking. They also question Mr. Carapetyan s approach to the choir, arguing it risks overexposure and public fatigue.
An account of a chaotic evening ending in a harsh morning after a night of shows cards and noise. The speaker Chet Klingensmith recalls a failed gathering with a series of vivid, disjointed images and a somber mood.
Several new faces attend the Independent mixer with plans for next week and more refreshments. Theta Delta hosts entertainments as students roam the library and campus, while Phi Delts host visitors and ship-shape rumors fly around campus. A rowboat regatta challenge and a spring poem cap the lively scene.
Dr William H Form lectures on criminology noting white collar crime surpasses other thefts in annual U S losses Embezzlement and forgery rise while traditional violence declines as criminals shift to property crimes and individualized offending.
The text describes the elite criminal realm where highly organized rackets and large trust embezzlements operate beyond legal bounds. It suggests the scope spans billions of dollars and influences a wide cross section of society through sophisticated schemes.
The Kent State entries show subscription price set at $2.00 per year and note publication details for Kent Ohio. It lists Tom Gavag an and Frank Vende ly as individuals connected to the notice, with the paper entered as second class matter on October 11, 1927, at the Kent Post Office.
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