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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1946
Page
2
The piece argues that after Congress enacting the GI bill the Veterans Administration faces heightened scrutiny as veterans confront rising living costs and insufficient subsistence. It notes veterans await July checks and question if the VA can understand their needs and honor the bill’s humane intent.
A humorous glimpse into veteran life and study pressures with humor about rent, prices, and daily chores. The piece notes married veterans achieving higher grades while in college and ends with an inscription on a photo shop window offering baby enlargement services.
Michigan voters will decide a state veteran bonus offering 10 dollars per month for domestic service and 15 dollars for overseas service up to 500 dollars, with a 50 dollar minimum, counting service from 1940 to 1946. The Senate has liberalized national service life insurance terms, allowing flexible endowments and a jury trial on denied claims.
Poet Esther Hildebrand writes of a campus twilight detour amid rain and fireflies. The narrator reaches the concert breathless and finds the old masters enhanced by the Campus Overture.
A fragmentary poem-like scene describes a tuft of cloud fleeing harsh winds and battles above a ghastly sky. It contrasts bright sunbeams and divine grace with dark shadows and the obliteration of love and life, ending with rain.
Kent State in Ohio lists editor in chief business manager and staff roles. Subscription price set at 32.00 per year. Paper entered as second class matter October 11, 1927 at Kent post office. Printed by Commercial Press Inc located at 115 S DePeyster Street Kent Ohio.
A campus music night features Handel's Creation performed by soloists choir and orchestra with praise for all. The Carapetyan family participates including Mrs Edna Carapetyan accompanist and Ara and Leon in cello and choir. Also covered are Arthur Whittemore Jack Lowe duo piano and five others with In The Still of the Night Falling In Love With Love and That Old Black Magic. Elliot Laurence shows rising fame and Benny Goodman compare. Marian Morgan backs East tour. Eve Young part of Benny Goodman singer past. New records include To Each His Own Dinah Shore That Little Dream Got Nowhere and You May Not Love Me with Kostelanetz tropical orchestral scores Flamingo and Poinciana.
A campus column recalls Bob Matson’s Soviet connection while noting wrestler Joe Begala’s departure and a shift to wrestling as a major sport at Kansas State, led by Trevor Rees. The piece reflects on old friendships, athletic hopes, and possible future intercollegiate matchups.
Abe Schultz laments women in a humorous tale told by Roy Apple set at a Brady soda shop. The scene shows tears, flirtations, a senorita at the U, and Schultz declaring he cannot fathom women's actions even as he contemplates dating and singing at a sister's wedding.
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