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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1945
Page
2
Readers debate Harold Gray’s portrayal of the Annie murder trial as lawyers and judges claim it misleads youths. Authorities urge comics to educate youth and curb harmful impressions amid a paper shortage and broader concerns about content.
Kent State bids farewell to Dr. David Olson and Miss Bertha Nixson after 32 and 30 years of teaching. The pair saw the campus grow from a small normal school to a large state university and educated generations of students who became doctors and teachers. They leave with broad gratitude from the university and alumni who benefited from their devotion.
KSU reports four building projects with plans and specifications ready for an Industrial Arts facility and a Classroom and Student Center to meet long felt needs. The centers will add classrooms lounge rooms and spaces for student organizations to serve commuting students. Local legislators Griffith Evans Whittemore Shephard Jackson Lipsheer and H D Byrne provided strong support for the bill and university welfare.
Campus rumors swirl over diners endorsements and romance on campus. Names like Jim Fletcher Jean Kistler Doris Evans and Frank Bagowich surface amid snippets about OSU Chicago U. and naval gossip plus jokes about professors and students in Engleman hall and Hudson.
In 1941 the message warns that war tests freedoms and moral standards. It urges guarding against wartime ideas becoming acceptable and stresses winning the next war with virtuous thinking, not just armies.
Raymond E. Manchester reports the final concert of the International Arts Summer Series at Kent State University auditorium next Wednesday at 8 p.m. under Prof. George W. Gove. The summer choir includes community singers and winter choir alumni with solos by Van Darby Esther Doug lass and the choir will perform modern choral works by Christensen Arensky Roberton Gaul Pokrovsky and Respighi. The program features O Lovely Heart The Lord's Prayer Go Down Moses In Heaven Above Mists The Pastoral Prayer Palestinian Laborer’s Chant and a Norwegian folk song. The public is invited.
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