Twentieth Century Barbarians: Nazi Atrocities Probe by Congress
Congressmen visiting occupied camps report horrors beyond fiction. Emaciated bodies, hanging remains, and cremation ash prove Nazi cruelty. The German people share responsibility for wartime crimes and must renounce the Nazi way of life to defend democracy.
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Fraternity Row and Campus Gossip Spreads Nightlife Buzz
A stream of campus chatter covers names, dates, and flirtations from Lou Heck to Mike Metyk and IsIa Schnauffer. The note lists people, parties, farewells, and upcoming weddings, mixing humor with local social updates on duties, housing, and romances.
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Religion on Campus: Is It Necessary?
A series of student replies from Northfield Barbertown Harrison Zanesville and Freedom affirm that religion remains important on campus. They cite guidance, personal development, and spiritual life as a core part of college experiences alongside academics.
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Oliver Ocasek
Northfield
Isabelle McCue
Barberton
Don Crotty
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Two Lovers Celebrate With A Child In Mind
A poet recalls two people who met, shared a first embrace, and soon began a romance. The verse urges them to share happiness by creating a child, letting the world enjoy their bliss and the growth of a family.
Madeleine Carroll speaks on Vox Pop about soldiers home longing
In Paris on Vox Pop, Madeleine Carroll, now a Red Cross worker on the Western front, says wounded soldiers crave home and a friendly touch more than fame. She notes GI eyes sometimes show wolves, but stresses most GIs are hurt kids needing reassurance to relax and heal.
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Bus Driver Chants Time Change On Lansing Route
A Lansing bound bus driver mocked the recent time change near Michigan State College campus. He told riders to set their watches ahead one hour as the bus entered the city, joking about crossing the international date line.
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Lansing
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