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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1949
Page
2
The Veterans Administration refused to raise GI loan interest to 4 percent citing veterans’ best interests. Tips for reinstating life insurance are listed, and notes on disability benefits and college enrollments for veterans are included along with tax guidance on student earnings.
Leo Damore mocks the film Kiss the Blood Off My Hands starring Burt Lancaster and Jo Ann Fontaine. The writer uses caustic humor to lampoon the plot briefly noting love and violence, courtroom drama, and silly dialogue amid a blood bank setting and a satirical musical score.
Frank Meadows opens a new mortuary with wife Mary in Midville. The couple embraces business and romance as a funeral directs the first hours, including the first obituary for their Windham neighbor Charles A. Harlan. The story blends ambition and mortality in small town life.
University Theatre groups prepare for the production "Another Part of The Forest" touring Kent Hall to the university auditorium. Cast member Nick Bozeka notes unprecedented interest while Jim McDonald oversees ticket sales and Wes Egan’s stage crew builds the set. The radio workshop in cooperation with Journalism History presents Conerstones about John Peter Zenger with CBWas There.
The Kent Stater notes advertising staff roles including Bruce Walker as Edition Manager and Bernie Suhayda among the team. The paper is published daily during the regular school year and on select summer days.
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