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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1946
Page
2
The Pigskin Prom at KSU resumes after a three year wartime pause. The piece stresses that the revival marks a move back to peacetime campus life, with Pearl Harbor’s anniversary looming but peace the focus. It argues such events foster a lasting peace and urges more Pigskin proms abroad to aid in winning the peace.
A dramatic campus vignette contemplates the intrusion of a cigar manufacturer circular into university mailboxes. The piece warns of cascading chaos from advertising overload, including disrupted mail flows, strained faculty, and potential policy backlash as student government considers official permission for outside ads on bulletin boards.
A new Pre Law club forms at the university with over 150 pre law students. Led by sophomore A. J. Schrenk, the group plans lectures from local lawyers and round table discussions on national issues such as the coal strike.
Kent State University Kent Ohio staff and publication notes list editors and business staff. The Kent Stater is published three times weekly on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays with vacation suspension and printing by Commercial Press Inc in Kent Ohio.
A chaotic campus gossip column traces social scraps and alums in Kent with jokes, quotes, and notices. Mentions Harry James band, Kent Akron game jab, and multiple names like Stan Mine Bob Wentz Nan Geest and Branigan, plus college events and a poll idea.
The piece recalls G I Joe Zaludny from Ford City Pa who served with the 21st Infantry at Schofield Barracks Pearl Harbor. He describes the surprise attack and rescue steps and later served with the reactivated 42nd Rainbow division in Europe. Zaludny earned 148 discharge points before finishing college at the university.
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