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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
2
President Bowman completes a cautious first year at Kent State University. He maintains stable policy, expands public relations, oversees budgets and salaries, and supports student publications. Faculty laud him as a reliable, fair leader with strong Ohio political insight.
The piece critiques reliance on a few powerful leaders in large groups and nations. It argues for broad participation and voices of many taxpayers and citizens, warning that headless organizations and dictatorships arise when elites centralize control. It ends by noting the ongoing question of "Who's it?" in public affairs.
Jean Goncher reports Navee has landed and calm. Munroe Falls lifeguard on duty. photography by John Etz yields a few good snaps. Kent’s assistant Ditlz admired by Ila Trotte. July 4th observed with no school. Lila Sprague married. Patty Morgan to editor Ted Phillips, sport page socialized. Don Crotty and John Jack mop Russ O’Conke’s windows for 65 cents per pane. Don Moore works 24 hours at a Sandusky powder plant. Mike Friedland mentoring Cherub. Fred Ellis rumored honorary AO. Helen Platt and James Benton may wed. Betty Collidge seen with Hi School boy. Missing John Nose Thomas worth $10. Mrs. Riggen cites high prices. Grape "Is" truth. bike shop sign to be sued for $10,000. Bob Taylor in town. Al Welch pines for Margaret Cullingford. Grocer-Customer study in Kent. town chosen as typical small town. Cafeteria clerk Marie’s disposition questioned. Julie Juck and Clarence Tonka swap tales. General and Fish stories enjoyed.
A columnist argues victory may be near with Okinawa as a final major campaign and calls on Americans to prepare for peace. He notes returning soldiers, bonds, and continued work at home in education, medicine, psychology, and journalism to guide the nation after the war.
In a letter to the editor Carol Linder of the Independent Students association reports the spring three week Seventh War Loan drive raised about $3300 for Kent's total. Students helped despite exams with bonds sold by dorms and sororities and over $500 of bonds purchased by students themselves.
Lulu McConnell jokes about ill feeling after oysters and opening them. Phil Baker riffs on a meat shortage with a GI guest. Baby Snooks asks a tough question provoking Daddy as Radar quips unfold.
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