K-vets study veteran budgets for subsistence increase
Veterans face tight funds as a subcommittee of the K-vets lines up a detailed survey of monthly expenditures. They plan to present facts at the July 24 College Veterans federation meeting at Ohio State and press Congress for a subsistence increase. Bill Sullivan leads the effort and asks veterans or officers to send itemized accounts promptly.
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College Veterans Federation
Ohio State
Congress
Dewey Barich
AVC
Federation of Ohio College Veterans Organizations
University Music School Hosts Week of Performances
Prof Roy Metcalf closes his two week band clinic with a finale on the rear tennis courts featuring the band and 50 baton twirlers. Prof Caro Carapetyan brings a 105-voice chorus to the university auditorium Monday night. Prof Fred Denker leads the school of music in a Monday recital with chorus and orchestra. The Merrill hall top floor shows little vacation activity.
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University School of Music
Roy Metcalf
Caro Carapetyan
University Auditorium
Ohio
Fred Denker
School of Music
Merrill Hall
University Buzzing Planes Draw Kent Complaints
Professor Andrew Paton explains that most alleged buzzing incidents near Kent are not tied to flight training students. He notes CAA rules require at least 1000 feet over cities and gatherings and urges reports to the Chief Inspector at Cleveland airport. Violators risk license loss and possible criminal action under Ohio law.
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Kent
University
Andrew Paton
Patton
CAA
Stow
Paton
Cleveland
Ohio
Baton twirling champion leads band concert display
Miss Mary Evelyn Thurman, national baton twirling champion, demonstrates with her class. Along with other majorettes they will perform tonight during the band concert on the tennis courts, with Ann Lee Metcalf Sally Stoddard Lois Miller Nella Jean Wise Ruby Rennek and Viola Gentry in the photo.
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Mary Evelyn Thurman
Miss Thurman
Ann Lee Metcalf
Sally Stoddard
Lois Miller
Nella Jean Wise
Ruby Rennek
Viola Gentry
Meade bill aims to move Army Navy surplus to colleges
The Meade bill authorizes spending 100 million dollars to relocate surplus facilities from camps to campuses and has unanimous Senate committee backing. A National Education Association survey of 207 public colleges shows 70 percent need more classroom space and 75 percent require additional labs and other facilities, with private institutions facing similar needs. Peay H Stirling of the Veterans Administration criticizes the plan allowing veterans in on the job training to earn up to 4000 dollars yearly while receiving 90 dollars monthly extra benefits.
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Bill Thompson
Senate
National Education Association
Peay
H. F. Stirling
The
Veteran’s Administration
Music for Pleasure features Porter night and new recordings
Florence George sings at a Saturday Cleveland summer orchestra concert with Cole Porter numbers and excerpts from Night and Day. July 24 soloists Braggiotte and Chaikin perform. Vinelike changes in popular music shift to danceable tempos as venues like Summit Beach and Geauga Lake attract crowds. A new Chiquita Banana recording with Xavier Cugat and Sinatris disc are noted while veterans’ subsistence payments and K-Vets push a Congress petition with AVC support.
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Cleveland Summer Orchestra
Florence George
Cole Porter
Braggiotte
Chaikin
Summit Beach
East Market Gardens
Geauga Lake
Chippewa Ballroom
Xavier Cugat
Sinatris
Kent State Newspaper Masthead and Editorial Staff
Kent State paper notes staff roles with names Russ Baird Tom Gavagan John Finn Roy Apple Jim Bullock Julian Susso and others. Mentions second class matter status and date October 11 1927 at Kent Ohio with printing by Commercial Press Inc. at 1158 DePeyster Street.
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Russ Baird
Tom Gavagan
John Finn
Roy Apple
Jim Bullock
Society
Julian Susso
Kent Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
DePeyster Street
Kent, Ohio
Letters Editor critiques campus columns and coverage
A reader criticizes dirt columns for replacing content with light humor. The letter targets Abe Schultz and mocks campus voices while urging factual reform and stronger reporting from the Don t Look Now column. A demand to rewrite the column before Monday is voiced.
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Kent Slater
Abe Schultz
Editorial note on sharing effort and payment
An editor proposes sharing half the proceeds with the contributors as a reward for their better material and continued submissions, signaling patience while awaiting stronger work. The comment attributes sentiment to Ed.
Abe Schultz Whines About Suitcases At The Brady
Abe Schultz complains that the so called suitcase students burden male students with high weekend costs. He mocks the girl suitcase student and laments the loss of earnings from male students after classes end. The bit ends with Schultz revealing his own laundry is sent home every weekend.
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Brady
Abe Schultz
Schultz
The
Abe
Kent Restaurant Annex Price Jitters Darken Town Dining
A local notice complains about rising prices after OPA changes, blaming Kent Restaurant Annex for higher hot dogs and beverages. The piece mocks profiteering, urges locals to pack lunches, and predicts prices will rise further while residents consider resistance. It ends with a cavalier vow to eat worms.
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Opa
Kent Restaurant
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