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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1948
Page
2
The university department of speech and the National Thespian society hosted a day long drama clinic for high school students attracting approximately 375 attendees despite bad weather. Participants left impressed with KSU specialty departments and the university’s educational role in the region.
Kent Slater defends Henry Wallace and his third party while condemning opponents who label Wallace as Communist. The letter argues U S foreign policy of 1947 created world entangled in cold war and calls for bipartisan discussion and possible policy modification to ease conflicts. Name withheld by request.
Bowman argues that federal financial aid should cover all students seeking higher education to raise an educated citizenry. He cites Truman committee findings on overspecialization and urges integrating liberal education with specialized studies to prepare better workers and leaders for a growing economy.
Robert West notes that the Petrillo recording ban may only spare juke box operators as record companies revive old tunes. He highlights revivals by Art Mooney and the return of 1920 arrangements from Jean Goldkette and others, threatening new plater makers while Vitacoustic may benefit. The piece suggests harmonical instruments are excluded and older songs may outlive the ban.
Washington lawmakers debated a meat rationing plan giving the President authority to submit a rationing program that would take effect unless rejected by both chambers within 30 days. Memphis race updates report Kokoda leading Helena by 42 miles midsists as snow and ice affect the Mississippi confrontation. Baruch again urged a corporate excess profits tax while backing Marshall on centralized administration powers.
Aussies push emigration to frontier life with jobs in electrical, textile and shoe industries as Ford and GM set up plants. Immigrants may keep US citizenship, Australians may work freely, and brides may retain citizenship. For passage subsidies, the Australian government pays 40 percent of fare up to 120 dollars. Veterans can receive disability compensation and GI bill education benefits in Australia, with subsistence allowances similar to the US. VA lists approved schools, and veterans should expedite transfers with four steps to ensure subsistence checks. If training ends early, a supplemental eligibility certificate is required to claim remaining entitlement.
Director Chester W. Goble of the World War II Compensation Fund says about 827000 Ohio veterans are the basis for bonus distribution. Beneficiary claims hinge on 16000 Army casualties and 3200 for Navy Marine and Coast Guard.
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