Homecoming Reflections and Campus Return Possibility
A discussion on hosting a homecoming this year highlights the appeal of alumni returning to campus for visits and events as letters discuss planning and feasibility.
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1945
Page
2
Victory Homecoming Considered At Kent State
Alumni and students debate a wartime timing for Kent State University's Victory Homecoming. With no football squad this fall, planners weigh a spring Campus Night as an ideal alternative for decorations, competitions, and a “get together” honoring returning servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State University
Notes From Servicemen Highlight Grateful Letters
Daily communications from servicemen to the dean of men recount letters of thanks and hometown memories. Pvt Sam Gordon, 1940-42, writes from Saipan about homeward plans and Red Cross canteen encounters with Mary Ellen Hayes. Lt Bob McNeese, 1940-42, reports time in Cold Bay Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gordon
Saipan
Red Cross
Mary Ellen Hayes
Bob McNeese
Bob
Cold Bay
Alaska
Edward M. Downs Hale
Pacific
John Salisbury
Myron A. Bruno
Guam
Sgt. Burney
Kent State Stater Editorial Staff and Publication Details
The Kent Stater lists editor in chief Clarence Tonka and business manager Gossett with a staff of named editors and reporters. The paper is published three times weekly on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday during the university year with vacation suspension. Subscriptions are two dollars annually. Entered second class matter October 11 1927 at Kent Ohio. Printed by Commercial Press Inc Kent Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Stater
Kent Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
S. DePeyster Street
Kent, Ohio
Englishman Married to WAC Seeks GI Recruiter Move
A lone Englishman who wed a WAC requests permission to join his wife in the United States as a GI groom. He joins a broader English demand of about 50,000 women seeking U.S. entry to join their GI husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
U. S
Cry For Transportation
WAC
Ted Collins predicts 20 of 22 winners on Kate Smith Show
Ted Collins, manager of CBS figure Kate Smith and owner of the Boston Yanks, selected 20 of 22 winners across four straight weeks on the Kate Smith Show. His optimistic forecast highlights strong sports betting insight and cross-genre influence in radio and football circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Collins
CBS
Kate Smith
Boston Yanks
Tail Wag Energy Measured in Constant Motion
A verse by Dr. Maurice Baum muses on learning physics to gauge energy from a dog's nonstop tail wag. The poem playfully blends science and a common domestic observation.
Library Receives Books On Russian Economics
The library adds two Russia related titles with notes from head librarian John Nicholson. Samuel Harper’s memoirs cover 1902 41 while John F Normano’s Spirit of Russian Economics surveys Soviet economic thought. Other new works cover New Zealand Pacific regions journalism and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
John Nicholson
Paul Harper
The
Ussr
John F. Normano
New Zealand
Frederick L. Wood
R. W. Robson
Full Moon and Empty Arms Joyfully Set For December Release
Record fans can buy Ray Noble and orchestra’s Full Moon and Empty Arms based on Rachmaninoff’s Concerto in stores by December 10. Noble’s haunting melody, rich woodwinds, and violin obbligato place him among recording romantics, ideal as a Yule gift. It Might As Well Be Spring, arranged by Noble with Roy Lanson on vocals, showcases woodwinds and strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Noble
Rachmaninoff
Noble
Piccadilly
Roy Lanson
Ginny Simms Names North Bridge Ranch Virleedo
Ginny Simms of a CBS program has christened her North Bridge California ranch Virleedo a portmanteau from Virginia Ginny's mother Lee and Dormer Simms her father The Simms now reside on the ranch with Ginny and her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginny Simms
CBS
Northbridge
Calif
Virleedo
Ginny
Virginia
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