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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1950

Page

2

Library Book Acquisition and Cataloging Processes

The article outlines library operations from funding sources to book ordering and processing. It details roles of Dorothy Green and Miss Isabelle Dunbar, the Dewey Decimal cataloging system, and the flow from purchase orders to stacks, including out of print notifications and display practices.

Miss Dorothy Green Miss Green Dewey Amner Library of Congress Mabel Thurston Isabelle Dunbar Miss Dunbar Service Department Paul Janaske

Kent State Graduate School enrollment hits record 736

Kent State reports a record graduate enrollment of 736, up over 50 percent from last year, with students from 110 colleges and universities across 25 states and three foreign countries. The field of education leads, GI benefits aid about half, and summer registrations fall slightly from 3516 to 3456.

Raymond M. Clark Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois West Virginia Benjamin McGinnis Kent State

Sign Your Letters Editors Seek Signed Submissions

The editors urge readers to send unsigned letters to be signed and verified or to allow the editors to keep the writer’s name on file. They value constructive criticism and want readers to understand the need for true names to avoid impressions of self addressing.

King Of The Road By Bob Harley

A teen named Billy speeds a souped-up 39 Ford through Edgewood City at midnight. He crashes after a tire blows and dies on the curb near an Edgewood City sign. The scene ends with his body near the city limit as ambulances approach.

Billy Edgewood City Lester and Sons

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