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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1947
Page
2
The Ohio State Employment office notes graduates face stiffer placement than less educated workers even when doing identical work. Higher pay expectations and frequent job changes reduce demand for degrees, which may lose value outside technical fields. Employers doubt education boosts ability without integration of knowledge.
Columnist Robert West surveys future car ideas sparked by Tucker innovations. Predictions include rear engines, steering wheelless cars, curb guiding beams, wheelless designs, floatation above roads, and tireless concepts. Practical jokes on treaded roads, gas limits, and back seat emphasis appear as light satirical prompts.
Crosscurrents note a UT theater production of Dear Ruth directed by Mupert Pearce featuring Nick Bozeka and Janet Gillespie with plans for a future at Hiram. The column praises the cast and Pearce while lamenting limited student resources and calls for more campus theater.
Triple-Plus baton twirler Miss Thurman keeps four classes and daily private lessons under shade trees behind Engleman hall. She tours for the war effort, performed at All-Star games and major circuses, won the 1941 Triple Plus medal, and teaches baton technique at Niles Township high school with plans to return for next summer's band clinic.
A brief printing notice states the item is entered as second class matter in 1927 at the Kent Post Office under the act of 1879 and printed by DePeyster Commercial Press, Inc. 1158.
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