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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1949

Page

2

Four Years Ago Roosevelt Died in Warm Springs Georgia

On a Georgia afternoon in Warm Springs, Franklin D. Roosevelt suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and died at 3:35 p.m. His death ended an era as radio and newspapers carried the news nationwide. The narrative recalls his rise from fireside chats to leadership and the nation’s reaction across society.

Warm Springs Georgia Eant Hill Wall Street Midwest Okinawa Roosevelt White House Lincoln Hudson Valley Roosevelt Estate

No brow as the true citizen in Lynes cultural chart

An essay argues that a no-brow defies class labels by enjoying both high and low culture. The adaptable reader blends into every group, moving from ballet to bowling, Emerson to Whitman, resisting fixed categorization.

Mr. No-Brow Mr. Nobrow Lynes

Hawaii costuming stars visit Kent State campus

Kameya Miyasaki and Setsuko Tamashiro, student visitors from Hilo Hawaii, attend International Students Day at Kent State wearing native cotton dresses. The pair explain hula is a festival dance and grass skirts are costumes not street wear. They arrived in 1947 to study in Ohio and share Hawaii as a melting pot of cultures.

Hawaii Fred Astaires Chamber of Commerce Kameyo Miyasaki Setsuko Tamashiro Hilo KSU Ohio Kameya Kay America Sets Kent Islands U.S Kent State Key and Ohio State University Carol Crites

Modern Man in 1949: Education Up Yet Paunches Grow

The author surveys the 1949 man as educated but heavier, taller, and more mobile, with broader tastes and new pursuits. He notes larger waistlines, better earnings, more reading, foreign language interest, theater going, and GI Bill aided higher education, contrasting with 1930s norms. He jokes about male and female roles and ends with a playful jab about Kent Normal.

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