Stadium Drive Seeks Student Slogans
University advertising class students produced 25 slogans for the Stadium drive with some to be used. Instructor Clifford Hancock forwarded results to the Stadium Drive committee and praised campus support. The project illustrates university wide cooperation and practical applications in fields like advertising and public relations. Slogan of the day: DON'T DEBATE DONATE. Robert E. Moodie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford T. Hancock
Robert E. Moodie
Letter to the editor opposes Henry Wallace third party
Kent Stater reader rebuts a January 21 1948 Wallace related letter. The writer argues Wallace is angry and unreliable for president and warns against appeasing Russia or opposing the Marshall Plan. The piece recalls prewar appeasement events and urges firm World Peace policy and loyalty to the Democratic stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Stater
Henry Wallace
Wallace
United States
Truman
Democratic Party
New
Russia
Philip Green
AFL
Hitler
Austria
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Dirt-Diggers Report Through Snow in Campus Notes
A brisk recap by Bob Wentz and Jan Kemp roams the campus scene of snowy misadventures. Relationships spark in dorms and cafeterias as students like Nadine Phillips and Bill Weir pursue dates, while engagements like Bill Caskey and Alix Gradolph emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wentz
Jan Kemp
Rudy Gerbitz
Nadine Phillips
Bill Weir
Char Caldwell
Arnie D'Amico
Arnie
Hank Fusco
Lemmon
Mavis
270 Club
Bill Caskey
Alix Gradolph
NTFC Director Bullock To Blow His Wig?
NTFC director Jim Bullock led rehearsal with a tense mix of humor and demand as he pressed for missing Taylor Girls and staged cast improvisations. Ticket sales kicked off with cast members in line. students could buy through February 5 for fundraising. A political editorial on the Marshall Plan warns that failure invites Soviet aggression and that active support strengthens democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Post
Jim Bullock
Cuyahoga Falls
NTFC
Bullock
Lenny Taylor
Taylor
Dean Hyatt
Irv Hahn
Bob MacDonald
Jim Sharpe
Nina Brister
Jack Hoskins
Lois Woodward
Lena Horne
Bernie Sharkey
George A. Bowman
Budget friction could push defense to 16% billion next year
Washington senators disclosed that if tensions with Russia persist the United States may be asked to spend as much as 16% billion for defense next year. The figure would exceed President Truman’s request by about 50 percent, with generals urging rapid modernization of armed forces.
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Washington
Russia
U. S
Truman
Jerusalem
Holy City
Repubs
Knutson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rep. Knutson
Students Win Foreign Trips In 1948 Essay Contest
Free eight week Scandinavia voyage on the Swedish American Line to undergraduates who write an essay on The Influence of Swedish Settlers on a Community or Region. Biographical pieces about a Swedish born or descended person in the US or Canada in the past 200 years. Essays to 2500 words, typed, double spaced, three copies, with author details. Deadline April 1, 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandinavia
United States
Canada
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Commerce
Jack Rehner
Pat Godfrey Dee Bashline
Lois Allyn
Bill Williams
Carol Shindledecker
Bob Goodwin
Doris Petersen
Mandy
Bob Reash
Alpha Xi’s
Phigams
Mickey Dover
Smokey Stover
Dover
Don Rennand
Kappa Sig House
Nancy
Wes Stevens
Akron Stars
Ed Alicha
Blue Star- Isa
Europe
Asia
Congress
U.S. Treasury Department
Wilmington
J. B. Waring
Ohio
Associated Press
Cincinnati
New Lexington
Canelville
Muskingum County
U.S
Alamosa
Colo
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