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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1947
Page
1
Your Two Cents program at 15 Leave University Faculty will aid about 75 orphaned children to attend the KSU Miami night game at the Rubber Bowl on October 4 for free.
Two Will Retire and several Kent State University faculty shift to new posts nationwide. Full professor Dr. Hugh Stelson heads to Michigan State college. Dr. Grace Slocum retires from English. Associate professor Delbert Miller moves to University of Washington. Clarence Slocum becomes head of industrial management at the University of Tennessee.
Congress extended two veteran laws per a local VA office notice. The reinstatement deadline for national service life insurance without a medical exam moved from August 1 to January 1, 1948, with two missed premiums and a health statement required. The limb loss provision to obtain special auto attachments remains open until June 30, 1948.
Akron children from the city home will attend the Miami KSU game Oct 4 via a penny drive. Kent State students collect at Merrill and Kent halls to cover transportation and ticket taxes for about 75 youths. Ray Moran says two cents per student and faculty member will cover expenses.
A quonset hut is donated to the KSU Flying Club by the university. It will be remodeled into a hangar at the university airport and the building cannot be moved now. The Ray E. Gilpin Construction Co. uses it as storage behind the heating plant and dismounting and relocation are planned for early fall.
Writer and teacher Rollo Walter Brown will appear in the KSU auditorium Tuesday August 19 at 8 15 PM in the final program of the summer entertainment series. He authored novels The Firemakers and Toward Romance based on southeastern Ohio mining country where he grew up. The subject of his address is undisclosed.
Walton D. Clarke director of the radio workshop spoke as guest minister at the First Congregational church Kent on Sunday morning his topic was Whats Your Line Dr F Dewey Amner head of the foreign language department sang a solo Spirit or God.
University flight chief Prof. Andrew W. Paton urges students with remaining flight hours to meet him to explore faster progress beyond the current veteran administration policy. Rosemary Smith is pictured with Paton as an interested observer. Paton also serves as advisor to the new university flying club.
Bill Sullivan the most popular university man in 1946 will attend Harvard this fall after graduation from the school of business administration. He will major in business and organization and study for a master’s degree in business administration under Public Law 16.
The Kent Town Meeting for faculty members students and townspeople is postponed from tonight to one week from tonight at 8 15 in Kent city hall Water street and Day street.
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