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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1945
Page
2
President leads tributes as America mourns Ernie Pyle loss noted by readers and journalists nationwide. The beloved reporter who chronicled battle fronts touched millions and will be remembered for his risk taking in war reporting.
Four returning officers face a tougher role as enrollment grows and postwar conditions return. The four have a history of guiding student government with integrity. They are trusted to uphold school respect among students and faculty.
Rival university in the suburb of Akron raised 10790 dollars in a war bonds and stamps sale last week. Kent students plan a strong effort Monday to match or beat the total, hoping every dime boosts support for the war effort and improves Kent’s standing against Akron’s record.
In a humorous riff, Raymond E. Manchester muses on human oddities such as mislaid body parts and misplaced minds. He jokes about eyes in newspapers, teeth left in Baltimore, and minds in Texas, urging better personal order to avoid global chaos.
The Campus Camera column argues President Conant should push modifications to the GI Bill of Rights. It states aid should reflect both years of service and merit, not service length alone, to keep America competitive and educate returning veterans.
A tribute poem by Maurice Baum honors Ernie Pyle who died in action in a ditch pierced by Japanese lead. He is remembered for reporting the overlooked lives, the common values, and the human stories he chronicled as a war correspondent.
Engleman's dormitory installs a hot water system according to maintenance chief Lawrence Wooddell. Lounges and lobbies have been painted and the dorms slated for further renovation after the women move out in June.
K-Vets take over social dancing with strong turnout and numerous couples. Names such as Don Crotty and Jean Goncher, Sissy Havre and Jackson Cobb, Ann Scott and Terry Atkinson recur among the scene. Cadets, nurses, and military-connected students appear, with multiple dances, flirtations, and couple pairings noted throughout.
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