Year 1946 Opens With Plans For UNO and Postwar Peace
A reflective notice recounts 1945 fading and 1946 opening with UN plans, atomic energy control talks, and Bretton Woods outcomes. It notes the London assembly, a security council agenda, and anticipated treaties with Romania Hungary Bulgaria Italy Finland as reconstruction moves begin. It also mentions campus news years with press coverage and fraternities returning to campus.
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United Nations Assembly
England
Moscow
United Nations Control
Japan
Bretton Woods
International Monetary Fund
London
UNO
Security Council
Assembly
Rumania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Italy
Finland
Congress
United States
Return of KSU sports thrills alumni crowd
After war hibernation the university hosts a wave of activities led by the comeback of KSU sports. Spectators recall Buck Hein towering over six feet as he scores in the varsity alumni contest amid the excitement of a February or March revival.
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KSU
United States
Buck Hein
Kent State campus reels through wartime drives and new election rules
The Independents led by Claude Miller run two war bond drives raising over 7000 for the Mighty Seventh and victory bonds. The Penny Drive nets 500 as Karnival funds grow. Olga Jansa wins first KSU Ideal Fresh Coed with a cast, while ISA and Pan Campus clash shape class elections. Trevor Rees returns signaling big times for 1946 at Kent State.
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Barb Berkey
Mpw
Student Council
Claude Miller
Victory Bonds
Wooddell
Gammas
All-Stars
John McGilvrey
Robert Frost
Bud Graven
KSU Mat
Grant
ISA
KSU
Olga Jansa
Trevor Rees
Kent State University
Vet Returns to Kent State After War Shifts
Tom Gavagan writes about veterans returning to Kent State in 1946. The campus appears familiar yet new with registration long lines, friendly faculty, and enduring figures like Dr. Elizabeth Leggett and Merle Wagoner. President Bowman and new athletic director Trevor Rees boost optimism for a strong year.
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Tom Gavagan
Kent State
Pacific
Brady
Hood
A. O. de Weese
Raymond E. Manchester
Agnes Young
Matilda Johnston
E. C. Stopher
Merle Wagoner
A. Sellen Roberts
Grace B. Sherrer
George A. Bowman
Trevor Rees
Facts'n Fancy by Dale Rowe
A compiled column with notes on Argus magazine inspiration and local interests. It mentions Wilma Feucht and organ playing during lunch, wartime knightly chivalry, John Hollett at KSU, a dining hall rumor, Wanda Shaw and accordion plans, jeans and slacks observations in Engleman hall, and a Joan Davis and Babs exchange on a TV show.
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Wilma Feucht
John Hollett
KSU
John
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Carol Linder
Line Hackim
Beacon-Journal
Henrietta Johnston
Hank Johnston
Jim Schlemmer
B-J
H.J
Schlemmer
Sigma Tau Gammas
Phi Beta Phi
Delta Phi Sigma
Eileen Warren Miller
Kkent
Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
Ited Commercial Press, Inc
S. DePeyster Street
Norma Knisely
Eqansates
Clarence Tonka
Vera Wawrin
Ethel Schirmer
Carl Austin
Vet
Dale Rowe
Argus Magazine
Argus
Wanda Shaw
Wanda
Engleman Hall
Hiyah
Babs
Joan Davis
Barbara Weatherby
Shirley Mitchell
Joan
Andy Russell
Miss Davis
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