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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1952
Page
2
The piece questions how a driver might defend a pedestrian collision claim and warns students to stay alert. It notes insurers’ limits and the pressure of high claims, citing University Police Chief Earl B Coleman on campus accident counts.
A campus message notes roughly 6 000 residents and 5 500 drivers on the campus, with 4 000 students. It urges caution on hills and blind corners on Ter race drive and stresses courteous behavior to prevent accidents and potential court actions. Officer Roy Ziegler advocates polite driving to avoid traffic incidents.
Over 100 subscribers await the first issue of The Kent Writer, a student edited cooperative club publication at Kent College. The magazine will publish fiction poetry and essays, welcomes experimental stories, and plans exchanges with other college literary magazines.
The Union bowling room lists Janet deNobel and Ben Becker as all time high scorers at Kent State with 289 and 219 set on April 14, 1950. The piece notes alley conditions improve with time, bowls culture, and the enduring appeal of chasing personal bests.
The piece analyzes how Kefauver and Truman influence Democratic path to the nomination. It notes Truman’s initial withdrawal from the New Hampshire primary and later entry under pressure. It argues Truman can win the nomination despite Southern opposition and critiques Kefauver’s crime-focused campaign as insufficient alone.
The Kent Stater lists editorial and business staff including editor in chief Ernie Mazza sports editor danet de Nobel and others. It notes publication schedule Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Thursday in summer, with suspension during vacations and a 2 dollar yearly subscription.
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