Campus Gossip and Open Letters From The University
A collage of campus chatter mentions students like Zaremba and Johnny Thomas, social events, new prices at the cafeteria, and letters to gossip contributors. It notes Marge Keith’s pending marriage reception, job notes at Willard Co, and various student exploits, with light humor about campus life and a farewell for The Cone and Don Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Didja
Marge Keith
Robin Hood
Johhny Thomas
Clayton West
Jean Goncher
Varison
Willard Co
Kaye Tolt
George Pappis
H. J
Arthur R. Henry
Cone
Don Young
Don Wargowsky
Columbia U
Gladys Rose Jacobs
Adamenteau
Ted Phillips
Carol Linder
Burr
Marge Ingham
Julie Juch
Chicago
Kent State Students and Faculty Readjusting to Campus Return
The Kent State community anticipates a campus reopening as veterans and servicemen prepare to resume studies. Dean of Men figures project rising enrollment with many veterans returning under the GI Bill. Dewey Barich is first faculty member back, with 34 more in the service and over fifty veterans already on campus.
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Kent State University
Kent
Dewey Barich
G. L
KSU
The Kent Stater and Campus Haze After Exams
The piece notes a rise in campus activity as exams end with dances, dinners, and senior events. It mentions more frequent publishing of The Kent Stater, plans for new dorms and a Student Union, and a lighthearted reflection on campus life and ego boosting after a year of achievement.
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KSU
Kent Stater Weekly Publication Details
The Kent Stater is a weekly Friday paper for the summer session with a $3 annual subscription. It is entered as second class matter at the Kent, Ohio Post Office and printed by Commercial Press, Inc. at 1158 DePeyster Street.
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Kent
Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
DePeyster Street
End of Okinawa battle and postwar updates
Admiral Nimitz declares organized resistance on Okinawa over from Guam as Gen. MacArthur names Gen. Stilwell commander of the 10th Army replacing slain Lt. Gen. Buckner. Casualties exceed 87,000 Japanese and 35,000 Allied. UN peace conference sets June 26 adjournment date. Truman to address in San Francisco. Goodyear strike looms with possible federal seizure. Kilgore accuses German industrialists of plans to rearm and fund Nazi activity. A third world conquest attempt alleged by industrial leaders posing as neutral businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas MacArthur
Manila
Joseph W. Stilwell
10Th Army
Simon B. Buckner, Jr
Harley M. Kilgore
Germany
Rumored Hitler Assassin Unconfirmed Near Barcelona
A Moscow broadcast cited a Daily Express reporter in Barcelona claiming a man possibly Adolf Hitler landed at an airfield 80 miles southwest of Barcelona around May 1. A top authority at a supreme headquarters press conference said Allies have strong evidence Hitler is dead.
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Moscow
Daily Express
Barcelona
Adolf Hitler
Supreme Headquarters
Hitler
Radio Gags Jack Kirkwood and Milton Berle Take Jabs
Jack Kirkwood laments bad luck at the races to Lillian Leigh on CBS. He jokes his horse bit his hot dog and complained about mustard. Milton Berle teases Joe Besser on CBS Let Yourself Go about singing a western song and union rules from the Western Union.
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Jack Kirkwood
CBS
Lillian Leigh
Jack
Milton Berle
Funny Man
Joe Besser
Besser
Berle
Western Union
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Zaremba
Ethel Schirmer
Earl of
Jayteen
Carol Jean Greenless
Jean Kistler
Sue Alstott
OSU
Claude Miller
Hawk’s Nest
Leyte
U. S
Pacific
Philippines
Milburn McCarty, Jr
Marine Corps
Kent Stater
Mr. World
O.K
Kent, Ohio
Don Crotty
Betty Rowlen
Jack George
Patty Morgan
Pearl Taylor
Helen Sayers
Seymour Wayne
Marianne
Dom Amedio
Sally Allen
Jayne Haynes
Okinawa
Chester W. Nimitz
Guam
Truman
San Francisco
Goodyear Strike
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
United Rubber Workers
NLRB