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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1948
Page
2
A reader critiques the lack of humor in the Kent Stater and offers to supply edited jokes. He also warns about safety concerns in lab room 309 including a chandelier and emergency showers, urging lighter content and maintenance notes.
The Stater will publish all Stadium Fund Drive contributors and their donation amounts. Two former graduates recently donated cash, Charles McWilliams and Leonard J. Shafitz, and their gifts will be listed with the others.
President Truman asked Congress to approve initial $6.8 billion for the European Recovery Program aiming to spark world peace. He urged swift action on a four year plan and a package of anti inflation and social measures while Congress debates spending and control.
Norwegian youth Eivind Christiansen arrived at Kent State by Marine Jumper from Brevig Norway to study languages this quarter and the next He was sent by the National Institute of Education to gain a change of atmosphere and understand business approaches abroad He fought with resistance forces for a year and will return to Norway after the program
Secretary of State Marshall told Congress yesterday that the United States can undertake the European Recovery program despite expected Russian opposition and sabotage. In other brief notes Goodyear and Goodrich raise tire prices 5 percent due to higher production costs. The 1948 Republican slogan is presented as Vote Republican in 1948 Save what’s left, echoing a 1946 Had enough? line.
The Stater All Star Corn Band selections for 1947 were announced by student critics led by Ima Solidsender. Weems named outstanding contributor to corn orchestrations with Weems replacing Lombardo as leader. Roy Acuff and others named across piano guitar violin sections. The band was invited to present a pop corn concert in Wills gymnasium.
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