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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1949

Page

2

Should Nation Aid Church Schools Debate Reignites

The Nation debates church state aid as Rep. Graham A. Barden proposes the Public School Assistance Act of 1949 banning federal funds for parochial schools. Catholics argue against discrimination while guarding religious liberty and civic unity amid global examples of church influence.

Graham A. Barden North Carolina Barden House of Representatives Francis Spellman Supreme Court Pierce Society of Sisters Everson Max Lerner

Temperature Humor and Cooling Schemes Across Eras

A humorous feature by Carol Crites offers three heat relief approaches philosophical psychological and practical. It playfully urges readers to stay cool with quips about collars horses and cold foods while hinting at historical notes on Dutch forces and ancient textiles.

Carol Crites

Endowing a cold research lab to chase the common cold

George Scriven muses on wealth and a personal research lab to cure the common cold. He details his planned lab, salary aims for scientists, and his desire to be the chief guinea pig while lamenting a persistent cold despite healthy living. He jokes about his future status as a benefactor after riches and recovery.

Nature Poem by Vera Matthews about God’s gifts

God wraps a song in feathers and a seed in the ground to show His goodness. Rain, green earth, blue sky, and flowers reveal nature’s beauty as a gift from the Prince of Peace. Man’s duty is to keep the world at peace.

Vera Matthews God Prince

Kent Ohio Post Office Second Class Matter Note

Notice states the item is entered as second class matter on Oct 11 1927 at the Kent Ohio post office with address Dun es Depeyster Bt Kent.

E Post Kent Dunes

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