05 Dec 1947
Page 2
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1947
Page
2
Our editorial urges stronger class organizations and an advisor for the student body. We propose seniors fund a bell tower with chimes to mark their class, with a plaque and hourly chimes, ensuring lasting campus memory.
George Virgil the BDOC at Kent State teases three dances this weekend. The campus canine, noted for his distinctive coat and mobility, pledges he and fellow non-suitcase canines will attend all events, calling the dances “the cats” of campus life.
In Washington Representative Cox urged passage of a 590 million emergency aid package for Austria France Italy and China as a national security investment. Molotov accused the U S Britain and France of seeking to enslave Austria through economic aid. Marshall warned the Soviet Union aims to disrupt Europe's recovery plan. Ohio Governor Herbert proclaims December 7 World War II veterans day. In Cairo a protest near the U S embassy turned violent with students shouting down America and hurling stones at photographers.
A dog narrator outlines visiting three campus dances in one weekend. He mentions the Moulton Music room Holly Hop with Dale Stanford’s band from 9 to 12, an All Greek Formal at East Market Gardens in Ak ron, and the Holiday Prelude in Wills gymnasium with George Conway's band open to students alumni and dogs.
A Salt Lake Telegram editor misheard a copy about union campaigns for George Dixon at Geneva Steel Plant. The reporter clarified he meant jurisdiction, not a person. Governor Maw had declined to address either group.
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