Stadium Drive Seeks 75 000 to Complete Memorial Facility
Sum mer Session drive reports 45 464 67 raised toward a 75 000 goal for the first 5 000 seats of Memorial Stadium. A student committee urges every reader to pledge any amount, noting the stadium will boost KSU athletics and honor World War II veterans.
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Truman's Personal Courage Highlighted in Philadelphia
Article notes Truman's steadfast Civil Rights stance amid Democratic unrest and rising living costs. It mentions potential Dewey candidacy and a Southern Democrats convention in Birmingham. Predictions compare 1960 election dynamics with present tensions and steady support for Truman's programs.
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Boy’s sprint ends with crash after late night run
James Russell Clay, 15, of Mt. Vernon Ohio, reportedly sprinted toward a cemetery around 1 30 early morning and collapsed unconscious in the road after being struck by a passing car. A report notes vampires seen over the North Atlantic, while six RAF jet planes completed a solo Greenland to Gowser Bay Labrador crossing in 2 hours 49 minutes.
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Mt. Vernon
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Greenland
Gowse Bay
Labrador
RAF
Atlantic
Will We See World Government
A discussion on global unity versus nationalism features Dr. H D Byrne of Ohio politics and ideas from Wilson Wilkie and Roosevelt. He foresees a regional to world state within a century, urging increased college courses in international relations and noting the costs of armament and the implications of a world citizenry.
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Wendell Wilkie
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H. D. Byrne
Department of Political Science
Byrne
Ohio
Kent State University
Dr. Byrne
United States
The Kent Stater publication details
The Kent Stater is published Tuesday through Friday during the school year with Tuesday and Friday editions. Subscription price per year and postal details reference second class matter status and 1927 entry at Kent Ohio, printed by Commercial Press Inc.
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Yodel Boy from Alpine Village Aims for Big Time Singing
Laraway, a KSU student majoring in speech and hearing therapy, rose from seven year old performances with Rudy Vallee to a cappella choirs and local groups. He plans to sing with Pirchner’s orchestra and eye a career as a renowned singer.
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Shriners’ Hospital
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Youngstown
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Mike Friedland
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