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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1949

Page

4

Spike Jones and His Barnyard Burlesque at Wills Gym

A melange of spoof music led by Spike Jones and a 12-strong group with pigs, gadgets, and a knitting harpist performs in a style likened to an artillery barrage. Jones, born Lindley Armstrong Jones, rose from drum major to creator of outrageous sound effects after 1942, shaping a show famed for novelty instruments and eye catching props.

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Origins of common phrases and their colorful histories

A survey of idioms such as blow hot and cold and talk turkey traces their origins to stories of satyrs and travelers and to English and Scottish phrases. The article notes swan song beliefs and other expressions like wet blanket and wolves in sheep's clothing with brief historical glimpses.

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Two Changes in GI Bill Leave Policy Announced

The Veterans Administration district office in Columbus announces two major changes in GI Bill training leave. Veterans may now apply for 15 days leave at the end of enrollment in addition to prior training leave, and schools below college level will hold responsibility for leaves within 30 days per year. Selective Service urges registrants to inform local boards of whereabouts after age 26 amid expectations of many young travelers to Europe this summer.

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Easter Flower Orders For Remote Love On Campus

Local florist promotes Easter flower delivery by wire nationwide with prices starting at three dollars plus telegram costs. Corsages range two to five dollars, orchids three to five, cut flowers from three dollars, and delivery is available for students away from home.

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