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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1947

Page

2

Debating Booster Club Aid To Athletes At University

Editorial argues over subsidizing athletics versus boosting student spirit at a university serving war veterans and older students. It praises scholarships for athletes as a path to better records, tougher opponents, and stronger publicity, leading to more students and funding.

Ohio State Indiana Bluffton and Assumption

Kent Post Office Notice From October 11 1927

Classified line states second class meatier entry dated October 11 1927 at Kent Ohio Post Office under the act of 1879 printed by Commercial Press Inc Kent Ohio with address 1158 Street.

Kent Ohio Commercial Press, Inc

Masque Ball Hints and Prizes Spark Student Costumes

The Art club hosts a Masque Ball on January 25 inviting students to design original costumes. Prizes include 25 dollars for best costume and five dollars for two runners up, with prize support from Cleveland stores and press coverage by major local papers.

Sorority Sisters Mickey Dover William Randolph H. Walt Schaffer Art Club Cleveland Cleveland News The Cleveland Press Cleveland, Plain Dealer Beacon Journal

Sociology Club Reactivates After War Hiatus

The Lester F. Ward Sociology Club reopens with Dr. H O Preston in attendance. Originating after Dr. James T. Laing became junior association president, the club promoted research and library funding and now plans to emphasize school projects.

H. O. Preston Lester F. Ward James T. Laing Ohio Sociological Society Laing

Downbeat Picks Ziggy Elman In Akron Night Of Jazz

In Akron Ziggy Elman with a 19 piece outfit plays East Market Gardens on Wednesday night. Elman, famed with Benny Goodman and Tommy Dorsey, is expected to deliver a knockout show. other acts include Glen Gray at Meyers Lake Canton and Mills Brothers records promoted. The column lists top swing and sweet acts, plus Downbeat’s all star band with Goodman, Eldridge, Shavers, Hodges, and others.

Ronny Cohen Metcalf Akron Ziggy Elman East Market Gardens Ziggy Elman Benny Goodman Tommy Dorsey B.G The Angels Sing Glen Gray Meyers Lake Canton Kent Hall Johnny Lemnon Jimmy Coin Jack Ward Big House Bill Byrne Bill Crorey Mills Brothers Decca Hank Johnston Woody Herman Sobo Krupa Les Brown Gators Heywood Teagarden T.D Harry James Duke Kenton Herman Thornhill D.B Roy Eldridge Charlie Shavers Bill Harris Larry Brown Kia Windling Johnny Hodges Willie Smith Vido Musso Flip Phillips Harry Carney Mel Powell Dave Tough Eddie Safranski Oscar Moore Bill Strayhorn June Christy Art Lund

GI bill subsistence drive gains momentum nationwide

The K-Vets urge higher monthly subsistence for single and married veterans, sending a 5000-signature petition to Congress. An Army Times college survey shows current GI bill allowances fall short of living costs while President Truman says veterans’ legislation suffices for now. Congress debates a federal bonus, cashable terminal leave bonds, and higher earnings ceilings, with cautious support likely. Vets may seek dental care at the VA office in Getz block Kent, and National Service Life Insurance matters are also handled there.

United States Congress Veterans’ Association of the University of Pittsburgh Army Times Truman VFW National Vets Getz Block Kent National Service

Boosters Should Not Forget Sportsmanship Says Student

A student letter argues boosters must stress sportsmanship in athletics. The writer links sportsmanlike behavior to player insight and citizen conduct, urging supporters to value character, patience, and moral fitness as essential benefits of booster programs and stadium plans.

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Editorial Kent State Kent State University Matt Fenn Frank Vendely Marion Cole Bill Baum Sociology Friedland Booster Club
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