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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1947

Page

2

Thirty: Fall at KSU Brings Growth and Turbulent Year

The Kent State University campus welcomed a transformative fall with record football crowds, the birth of The Daily Kent Stater, new buildings and a planned 30,000 seat Memorial Stadium. Editor reflects on praise, criticism, and the challenges of leading amid upheaval.

KSU Wooster Canton Youngstown Kent Stater George A Bowman Kent Memorial Stadium University Field Stater Akron

Put It There Formats Feature Fun Aplenty

A lively campus notes page recounts the AE shindig in Cleveland and a bustling party scene with students and professors cited. Names include Jan Kemp Bob Wentz Vic Weissfeld Dolly Kasser Lenny Taylor Allan Greenburg and Betsy Ross with mentions of Akron streets and the Beta ranch.

Cleveland Vic Weissfeld Dolly Kasserman Lenny Taylor Allan Greenburg New York Alpha Phi Beta Bill Mack Dotty Miller Bill Cook Betsy Ross Smokey Stover Dick Bamburger B&s Club Nancy Baker Fred Hawley Beta Ranch Pat Potter Akron Pleez Pat Lost and Found Department

Pirates Rob 1600 Passengers in Van Heutz Heist

A bold gang of about 25 pirates robbed 1,600 passengers of cash and jewels worth about 500000 aboard the Dutch ship Van Heutz yesterday and kidnapped six travelers. Identities of the captives are unknown and the robbers wore American style clothing.

Hong Kong van Heutz

Television Comes To Kent In First FCC Station

WEWS Cleveland plans the area first FCC approved TV broadcast tomorrow night. Kent State University theatre adds ANTIGONE with Henry Blossom and Don Shanower credited for set design.新

Jim Bullock WEWS Cleveland Frank E. Mullen National Broadcasting Company Chicago New York Henry Blossom Don Shanower Radio Workshop University Theatre KSU Ed Shelton Kent Harriet Eileen Ernie Mauer Frank Lippencott Ernie Felice Faust Felice Ismene Antigone Dorothy Ayre Kent State University Dotty Michigan Central College Wilbur Proctor John England Anna Lucasta Wib KSRW Frank Yukman

Where Was Jesus Amid the Christmas Shopping Frenzy

A poetic meditation on Christmas consumerism shows holly and Santas among glittering wares and crowded aisles. The observer notes merchants smiling, clerks rushing to fill countless orders, and a churchly hymn drowned by bargain-hunting crowds. O, somewhere in the sky.

Jesus

Cookbook Aims At Two Person Household Help

Mary Lou Glass, former UT student, writes a kitchen primer for two persons. The recipe book removes multiplication and guesswork from cooking, targeting married veterans who share household chores. She notes 46 percent of couples and the 54 percent balance.

Austin, Texas ACP Mary Lou Glass University of Texas

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