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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1947
Page
2
Scattered university groups and the English department push for culture as Ted Shawn episode recedes. Four student collectives discuss philosophy music literature and emotion while Phi Gamma Theta pledges a path to fraternal culture. The editor notes culture creation is half the battle and hopes for future growth.
Ohio Senate moves SB 238 the Baker bill creating a nine member commission to investigate alleged un American activities in all state schools and to subpoena witnesses and seize materials. If approved it would take 25000 dollars from the treasury. The piece follows campus probes at Ohio State University and Antioch College and echoes national anti Communist sentiment with calls for potential disciplinary measures.
The University Veterans Association urges members to attend meetings and review finances after a dip in the Kent National Bank account. In a public appeal to about a thousand veterans, officers ask for unity and active participation to address dues and future needs. next meeting set for April 30 in McG room 317 at 7 30 p.m. Joe Veteran membership is renewed through June 6, 1947.
A late fall memory laments spring’s absence and the burdens of class dues and blue book blues voiced by Myron T Abood. The tone blends nostalgia with student life struggles.
Kent State and Kent State University announce a subscription price of $2 per year. The editorial staff lists Robert E. Hoyt as editor in chief and Julian C. 50S0 as business manager with a full roster of managing editors, copy editors, sports editors, and advertising staff.
The Kent Stater is issued on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays during the university year, outlining the regular publication pattern for campus news.
Notice records that the Kent post office accepts mail as second class matter for Ost 11, 1927 under the 1879 act. It lists Printed Commercial Press, Inc. at 1158 DePeyster Street, Kent.
World War II veterans may attend foreign schools under the G I bill on the same basis as U S study. About 1 150 vets in 31 countries enroll in 198 schools with Canada hosting nearly half. Applicants obtain a certificate of eligibility from VA, arrange admission themselves, and cover travel and living costs.
Thirty four of the last 35 violators brought before the University Traffic Court have been fined and a total of 44 dollars collected. Dale Rowe the student traffic director reminded that many drivers have not yet registered their current license plates.
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