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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1947
Page
2
Kent State hosts a community committee meeting to discuss international problems and plan action after Norman Cousins speech. Students and townspeople invited to offer ideas to promote world peace and unified action.
The column surveys early jazz and folk influences shaping film scores and soundtrack sound. It highlights Leadbelly Josh White and Tex Ritter among artists shaping true American music, notes the shift to music as a necessary film medium, and discusses Korngold and other composers bringing orchestral scores to cinema.
In a 1947 reflection, the writer notes rapid global travel, rising ethnocentrism, and plans for world government through education. He credits a generation with vision who swapped graduates for study abroad, standardized colleges, and argued education is wealth and strength amid fears of atomic power.
Broadcasts from the auditorium and gymnasium will be possible using the remote control equipment recently received by the radio workshop. The panel and its power supply are now being checked by student engineers in trial installations.
Reportorial staff and feature page staff listed for The Kent publication. Junked items noted for Wednesday and Friday during the regular school year. Post Office at Kent 1937 notice issued under 1879 act. printed by Commercial Press, Inc.
The article details the Kansas State University dispensary run by Dr. Arville De Weese with staff including Dr. Elizabeth Leggett and Dr. Francis Shaw, along with four registered nurses and secretary Grace Fites. It notes a shift in summer illnesses to skin conditions, the volume of student health visits, and the peak during football season.
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