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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1952

Page

2

Colleges Benefit From Standard Oil Grant in Ohio

The Standard Oil of Ohio awarded 35000 dollars to the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges to aid smaller colleges. The piece also notes broader topics from foreign policy to unemployment and federal contracts, with brief society notes on the Earl of Dalkeith and Princess Margaret.

Ohio Standard Oil Company of Ohio Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges Orchids Congress Earl of Dalkeith Duke of Edinburgh Sandringham Princess Margaret

Fivecut Returns to Hub After A Brief Seclusion

In a reflective piece, Fivecut resurfaces at the Hub amid gratitude for Way and McMahon. The column details his coffee rituals, campus chatter, and a paradoxical financial nose dive caused by Uncle Sam’s cautious checks, leaving Fivecut broke yet hopeful in 1954.

Fivecut Way’s McMahon Hub Spillane Uncle Sam Uncle Sammy Firecut

Ancient Art Grows At KSU Offering Practical Experience

Olson explains the program at KSU trains students in ceramics using basic industrial processes. The course covers hand manipulation wheel work jigger method slip casting and glaze making to produce durable finished wares. Students complete firing and glazing to finish each piece.

KSU Olson

Kent State newspaper details and publication terms

Patricia Long see .Ken Wilson The Kent Stater is a daily paper from Tuesday to Friday in the school year and Thursdays in summer. It is suspended during vacations. Entered Oct 11, 1927 at Kent, Ohio. Printed by Commercial Press, Inc. Subscription $2 yearly. Offices at 115 Merrill Hall, Kent State University.

Kent Stater Kent Commercial Press, Inc Depeyster St Merrill Hall Kent State University

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