Local UCF Completes Boys Camp Project at Chagrin Falls Pool
Frank V. Whitley reports that the United Christian Fellowship volunteers helped build a 70 by 30 foot swimming pool at Rev. Stephen Csutoros camp in Chagrin Falls. The project involved students from UCF and KSA and included cement work, wood framing, and blue-painted walls, benefiting about 100 kids.
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Frank V. Whitley
United Christian Fellowship
UCF
Stephen W. Csutoros
First
Cleveland
Csutoros
Stephen, Jr
Baldwin Wallace
Chagrin Falls
Steve
KSU
Chagrin Valley Camp
The Memo Pad on News and the Kent Stater Standards
A campus critique of the Kent Stater noting limited space and evolving news standards. It discusses reader interest, department coverage, and the push for a brighter, more legible paper amid student comments on the paper’s dullness.
DAV Sweetheart of 1949 named at Cleveland event
June Moffat of Fenn College is chosen as the DAV Sweetheart of 1949 by the Disabled American Veterans. She will be honored at the 29th DAV national convention in Cleveland from August 14 to 20. Her selection honors national women who have supported disabled veterans. her brother Wallace Moffat was wounded in World War II and died later from his injuries.
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Cleveland
June Moffat
Fenn College
Miss Moffat
Corp
Wallace Moffat
Question on GIs in colleges sparks debate
A humorous column riffs on burlesque and sports metaphors comparing writing to the Cleveland Browns. The piece cites Mr. George Scriven Jr. and questions when buffalo like American GIs began inhabiting colleges.
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Cleveland Browns
George Scriven, Jr
George
Buffalo
Education as the Path to a Stronger Democracy
A call to expand education at home and abroad to raise living standards in a democratic society. The author warns against frivolous veteran benefit cuts while noting billions spent to counter communism and urging careful finance with a focus on an educated America.
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Congress
England
America
Campus Silence Diary From KSU Student In A Cramped Cell
A first person 1949 campus diary from Kitty Dixon describes girls serving three hour campus sentences for lateness. The writer laments crowded cell life, hard pillows, noises from halls, and strict rules like silent radios and front door entry after 7:30 PM while planning better behavior.
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KSU
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Kent Stater
Powers That Be
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