Allocations Committee Faces Student Funds Surplus
Martha Lansinger chairs the allocations committee as they discuss a 1575.78 surplus in student funds this quarter. The lineup includes Doris Heupel Bill Hugo Warren Lashley Terry Pugliese Jim Bullock Bob Magee and Patricia West in front row with Phyl Robbins Dick Stover Wally Krivoy Jean Cooke Roy Newsome Anne Demiter Harlan McGrail in back. Ruth Hoehn and Jean Goncher were absent when photographed.
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Doris Heupel
Bill Hugo
Warren Lashley
Terry Pugliese
Jim Bullock
Bob Magee
Patricia West
Jim Rootrow
Phyl Robbins
Dick Stover
Wally Krivoy
Jean Cooke
Roy Newsome
Anne Demiter
Harlan McGrail
Martha Lansinger
Ruth Hoehn
Jean Goncher
Allocators back Stadium drive with $1500 gift
The allocations committee, after three hearings on the surplus issue, voted to give $1500 to the Memorial Stadium project. They chose unity and long term welfare over parochial gains, affirming their maturity and dedication to the university’s all out Stadium drive.
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KSU
Blue Key Directory Opens Doors at University
The 1948 University directory, 64 pages, lists every campus organization and the home addresses of faculty and students. It promises practical use for travelers and “suitcase students” seeking rides home by consulting the home addresses. Kilroy appears on page 31, and switchboard operators welcome the new print resource.
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Blue Key
Kilroy
Einstein urges world peace through international cooperation
The letter from Albert Einstein argues that reliance on military power risks catastrophe and that only international control of atomic energy can prevent humanity’s destruction. He notes six facts about nuclear weapons and calls for public action through the Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists to promote peaceful paths.
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Lippman
NAM
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Atomic Scientists
Truman Warns Of Crash As Commodity Prices Fall
President Truman warned that a price crash is inevitable unless controls are granted after a second straight fall in grain and commodity prices. He urged Congress to authorize a price standby and rationing plan while noting consumer goods still show rising costs and that the inflation fight requires broader powers.
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Truman
Budget Bureau
Congress
Congressional
A. W. Zelemek
International Statistical Bureau
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
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