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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1949

Page

2

New Drive Has Dual Objective for Stadium Campaign

The Stater proposes a novel fund raising plan tied to campus smoking rules. Custodians led by Arthur Gregory and Anthony Pietracatello would fine violators who smoke in buildings and turn the proceeds to the Stadium drive. The scheme aims to curb smoking while boosting funds, with the fire marshal enforcing the prohibition.

Stater University Ohio Arthur Gregory Jolly Roger And Anthony Tony” Pietracatello Stadium Drive

Tossing tea and fading it during summer school year

A brief note describes tea tossing and fading occurrences across the summer school year with references to Tuesdays and Fridays during vacations and a subscription price of $2 per year.

The Happiest Man in Toledo

Ed Long, a Toledo bus driver, shares his joy about marrying Nancy and fathering a six month old son. A weather sleet threat looms as he heads toward Chicago on a night of worsening conditions and reflections on the past with old friend Tom.

Ed Long Toledo Chicago Davenport Nancy Tom Grace Here Phil Dresden Cleveland Clarence Tubby Tubby Wilson Ding Dong Dugan Chateau Indiana Ding-Dong Dugan Dugan Ding-Dong

Ed Fox A Bus Driver Hero In Tragic Crash

A dramatic veteran of multiple roles, Jim Fox known as Ed Fox, a special freshman from Ashtabula Ohio, leaves the Conneaut News-Herald to pursue broad education and music. A bus crash ends with Ed perishing while saving passengers, leaving Nancy his wife and Phil Dresden as a close friend in a bitter twist.

Cook Jim Fox Ashtabula Ohio Conneaut Phil Dresden Nancy Phil

University arts scene mocked by Kent student

A student columnist laments weak campus entertainment at Kent State University. He skewers University Theatre, Cleveland Symphony stopovers, Romeo and Juliet, radio figure Miss Hush, the radio workshop, and local poolroom outings, ending with a note not to be swayed by the critic.

University Theatre Cleveland Little Symphony Kent Miss Hush Uptown KSU

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