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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1945

Page

2

No Time for Classes 1946 Brings Student Musical Appeal

Flashbacks on NTFC 1945 recall a student run stock production with profits over 200 dollars donated to varsity athletics. Stars included Betty Lee Fred Davies Johnston Mike Friedland and Ricardo Gomez who composed songs such as I m Wild Over You Ghost Town and Registration Day Blues. The theme No Time for Classes by Ken Kennan and Bob Orpin remains unchanged.

NTFC NIFC Betty Lee Fred Davies Johnston Mike Friedland Ricardo Gomez Ken Kennan Bob Orpin Ed Siennicki

Cage squad seeks student pep against Heidelberg clash

The team trails after illnesses bite and needs strong support from students and faculty to boost morale for Thursday’s home game versus Heidelberg.

Heidelberg

Winfield and Hank Johnston Tie the Knot in NTFC Close

In the final moments of NTFC the couple Winfield and Hank Johnston became Mr and Mrs Similar. Nearby Betty Line and Bob Speicher also exchanged wedding vows marking another marriage close of the event.

Winfield Hank Johnston NTFC Betty Line Bob Speicher

Saturday Letter marks a decade of active service to KSU men

The Saturday Letter reaches 3500 plus recipients including service men, alumni, and schools nationwide. Dean Raymond E. Manchester writes weekly essays to connect with students, focusing on topics from smoking to holidays, music, and culture, often in four part sets with occasional poetry.

Marion Cole Saturday Letter Raymond E. Manchester KSU State of the Union Alaska Puerto Rico Stater The Manchester Dean Manchester Churchman Florida Journal Christian Monitor Honolulu London Italy Stars and Stripes Daily Army

Attlee Pipe Becomes Type Attlee Pipe Becomes Type

Edward R. Murrow notes Clement Attlee’s small orthodox pipe and his habit of constant repairs while smoking. The remark compares Attlee’s pipe to Churchill’s chewed cigar, highlighting Attlee’s meticulous, patient nature both in private and public duties.

Winston Churchill Clement Attlee England Mr. Attlee Edward R. Murrow

Letter to the Editor on 50 minute classes and bell signals

Kent Stater readers debate class lengths. A reader argues some professors overrun the 50 minute period causing missed transitions between classes. The letter notes attendance penalties tied to late start and questions what a student should do with two strict profs in succession.

Kent ‘Stater

Hard Knocks College Ends In Pickle Job

A humorous exchange centers on a graduate seeking purpose after four years at a renowned university. The punchline: he has secured a fine job in a pickle factory, provoking reflection on career choices.

Hard Knocks College

Veterans ROTC inducements spark new plan from War Department

The War Department disclosed a plan to provide liberal financial inducements to veterans entering ROTC units in colleges while enrolled. At the VFW convention in Chicago, organizers reported WWII veterans outnumber WWII members four to one, yet 1946 big officers will be WW I vets, and former servicewomen were barred. Civil service exams open four jobs for the Veterans Administration including dentists student dietitians and psychiatric and medical social workers.

War Department VFW Chicago Veterans Administration

Sharp as a Tack Defines Modern Style in 1945 Slang

Readers weigh in on the meaning of sharp from KSU students to anonymous definers. Sharp describes looks, fashion, wit, and up to date slang, with examples from beards to dances and a whistled compliment.

Gilbert Beebe Doby Green Doc Robert

Kent Stater Publication Details and Pricing

The Kent Stater is issued three times weekly on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays during the academic year. It states a subscription price of $2.00 per year and notes entry as second class matter at Kent Ohio with mailing dates and printing info.

Kent Stater Kent Ohio Commercial Press, Inc DePeyster Street

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