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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1949

Page

2

Figures Show Kent Memorial Stadium drive totals

A Kent Memorial Stadium drive report shows pledges and payments totaling 50 054 75 dollars as of Jan 22 with unpaid balances totaling 9 332 75 dollars. Merchants industries Kent State University and miscellaneous groups contribute varying amounts with overall under ten percent of 50054 pledged by students. Immediate construction could start if all students pledged five dollars, though actual enrollment exceeds 5000.

Kent Memorial Stadium Drive Stadium Committee Kent State University Treasury KSU Kent State Stadium Kent Ohio

Americans In A Hurry English Worker Says

George Way reports on John Martin from Kent England who emigrated to Ohio with his wife after visiting daughters. He worked at Terrace Lodge and praised Americans for hustle yet dislikes rich foods, recalling wartime London blitzes and the Queen Elizabeth crossing with optimism about life in the United States.

John Martin Kent England Ohio University Terrace Lodge Mr. Martin New York City Stow Ilinois Martin London Britain Jerry Atlantic America

Kent State University Staff Credits and Publication Notes

The Kent Stater lists staff roles including Editor in Chief Bill Girgash and News Editor Myron Abood with other editors and advertising staff. The paper is published Tuesday through Friday during the school year with vacancies noted for summer periods. Subscription remains 7 dollars annually and 2 dollars per year, with second class entry dated Oct 11, 1927.

Kent Stater

What n Why stadium drive at KSU prompts student poll

Bob Steffy and Bill Baum report on a student poll about Kentucky State University stadium prospects. Responses from Barret McKovich Stewart and Davey urge broader publicity, stronger student and merchant involvement, and a sustained drive to fund and finalize the project.

What ‘N Why Bob Steffy and Bill Baum KSU John J. Barret Cleveland

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