Never Register Until the Quarter Starts
Fivecut and his circle face a musical drag as worn records and mixed class schedules frustrate their study plan. An old friend Earl offers a fix with late registration for one dollar, promising the instructors Fivecut signed for in the winter and spring quarters of 1952.
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Fivecut
Bermuda
Firecut
Earl
Congressmen Question Ransom Payment and War Talks
In a column by Leonard Goldstein Secretary of State Acheson met with the Senate Armed Services committee to explain the $120,000 Budapest fine payment from the flier border incident last November. The piece notes other U.S. posture shifts including possible embassy closures in Soviet bloc nations and UN caution on a Korea armistice.
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Leonard Goldstein
Dean Acheson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Professional Touch Gone In Brady
A nostalgic narrative recounts Brady and its Brady Sitter era cues including murals, red booths, and a subterranean soda bar once investigated for caffeine and nicotine abuse. The tale follows a shadowy hero chasing a blonde through a dim dance floor, a hidden hole, and a piano player on probation, ending with a return to the present.
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Kent State
Brady
Capt
Kent Stater Masthead and publication details
Editorial staff list and roles for the Kent Stater daily and summer editions. Notes include office location at Kent State University and second class matter status since 1927. Subscription pricing and office address are listed.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Commercial Press, Inc
St., Kent
Merrill Hall
Kent State University
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