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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1945
Page
2
A Kent State University man who served his country and carried an honorable discharge died Sunday after returning to campus for the fall quarter. He died on a battlefield in Europe, and though not listed among war casualties or medal recipients, he is remembered as a gold star hero.
A veteran listed in the casualty division of the American armed forces is honored for service overseas in North Africa and Italy. After a medical discharge in June 1944, he is recognized alongside others who died after returning home, meriting a gold star.
The message proclaims Pork Barrel, a campus activity, is returning after two years. It urges groups and individuals to prepare for strong performance and a real show, noting dormitories and fraternities will participate on stage this year.
After nearly two years of inactivity, campus fraternities return to social life as Gammas host a smoker. Rumors of cigarettes and stylish attire swirl while upperclassmen study bids and Greek politics. Sabotage talk and hot air cap the scene as talk turns to who fits in.
Snow fell heavily at Lowry hall triggering a false fire alarm as residents awoke to clanging bells. Women clad in coats rushed to fire escapes only to find them buried under deep snow triggering a chaotic cleanup with shouts and laughter.
A Kent State student writes to the Dear Editor about receiving the Kent Stater via the Penny Drive and feeling connected though the campus evolves during wartime. He describes amphibious corps life, slogans, and the sense of distance from home as new faces and facts emerge. Ensign Trapp, a 1942-43 alumnus, is noted.
A lively column lists social notes and campus updates. Betty Shutrump undergoes a major operation while Lou Zaremba and Mrs. Kenny Schmidt are noted. several locals including Cam Jansen’s sister and Marion Durst appear in society mention. A hoax accident is clarified and newer arrivals and farewells are noted along with the film The Woman in the Window.
Admiral Johns H. Ingram warns of possible buzz bomb attacks on New York City or Washington with three avenues: surface ships, submarines, and long range planes. Other World War II items include Soviet pressure near Budapest, Greek troop movements from Athens, and Ardennes fighting north of Strasbourg.
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