Veterans Face UN Security Council Test in Iran Crisis
The piece discusses global issues facing the United Nations Security Council in New York, the Iran question, and Russia. it notes housing and meal problems for veterans, dormitory rent inequities, and demands for support from national veterans groups. It also recalls returning students like Jimmy Jones, Jack Pierce, and Frank Mosher in an accelerated program.
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Russia
Iran
United Nations Security Council
New York
Red Army
North
Taylor
Jimmy Jones
Jack Pierce
Frank Mosher
Windham housing project fails to ease veteran room shortage
Federal Windham housing project falls short of easing rooms for returning servicemen. University officials acknowledge inequity of charging veterans $4.50 weekly while campus-adjacent men pay $3. Moral responsibility for the issue remains unresolved.
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Veterans’ Organization
Windham
KSU
Prewar campus bands recruit for busy quarter
University musicians including Lee May, Bob Diehl, and Art Baldwin join the prewar band scene as Roy Metcalf calls for large tryouts. The term features a collegiate band festival, high school contests, and a concert. The University choir plans appearances and broadcasts while Hollywood music merges with screen action in new productions. Tschaikowsky tops the hit parade with Now and Forever, and Freddie Martin records Bumble Boogie based on Flight of the Bumble Bee.
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Lee May
Cleveland
Bob Diehl
Art Baldwin
Akron
Roy D. Metcalf
Tschaikowsky
Victor
Freddie Martin
Rimsky- Korsakov
Where Do We Eat A Spring quarter dining update
The east wing cafeteria could not open as planned but a new payment system sped lines. The Robin Hood opened with special student prices reflecting a campus dining demand. Downtown eateries felt the enrollment surge and some faced supply shortages.
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Robin Hood
Frosh of '36 Returns With New Business Manager
A freshman class of 1936 returns alongside a new business manager and comptroller, six faculty members, and the returning William D. to the campus administration.
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William D
Free School No Books Irk Veterans At University
Veterans and students complain they cannot obtain required books as the university bookstore cannot supply them yet. Instructors should consider how to assign tasks so students can complete work, possibly through book sharing or guiding where materials are available.
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University
Aged Campus Site Reopens With Cottage Room
The former den in the rear is now a cottage room serving students with popular priced specials. Capacity is estimated at sixty to sixty five by Grabenstetter. The Hood will stay closed on Mondays due to staff shortages though students are employed. Grabenstetter, Akron restaurant owner, is a longtime friend of the Millers.
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Grabenstetter
Hood
Grabbenstetter
Millers
Chemistry Again It’s Been Some Time Since Thought in Rhyme
A student poet recalls chemistry class with gases and acids. The speaker lists NO2, H2SO4, PO4, NH4, H2O and warns of stains and fumes. The poem laments confusion over why the familiar odor from labs is no longer sold, signed by Chet Klingensmith.
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Chet Klingensmith
Welcome vets voice column discusses campus issues
The K-Vets group invites veterans to share views on school and national topics. Membership reached 310 as 10 oclock Wednesday. Housing costs for Windham veterans and comparisons with Michigan and Ohio State are noted, with VA official Mike Urda arranging weekly conferences.
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K-Vets
KSU
Mike Urda
Akron Sub
Dean Manchester
Dewey Barich
Vacation Station at postwar reunion and campus scoops
Stan Mine and Bob Wentz report a big postwar reunion at the Girls Industrial Farm with Wally Stroud Peggy Voigt. The item notes various campus social scenes including Engleman room happenings and a Gamma house move. Betsy Walker Grove City College visits, and Betsy Fish suns on the TRI SIG patch. Several named students and clubs are listed with playful mischief and campus chatter.
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Stan Mine
Bob Wentz
Wally Stroud
Peggy Voigt
Girls’ Industrial Farm
Hank
Injun Joe
Tomkowski
John Thomas
Ethel Schirmer
Julie Juch
Betty Lou Tuttle
Jean Olson
O’neil’s
Akron
Ed Harsa
Olson
Gloria Kessler
Engleman
Hank Johnston
Bob Moore
Gamma House
Janie Puskar
Burr
Bob Durivage
Jack Britt
Jake McWilliams
Russ Baird
Joe
Spooky) Price
Benny Sollitto
Jimmy Jones
Tom Bates
Betsy Fish
Schneider
Ross McAfferty
John Kelly
Jeep McCord
KSU
WCTU
Engleman Vestibule
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Ed Siennick
Ravenna High
WTAM
Kent Methodist Church
Hollywood
The
Vets Angle
University of Michigan
Willow Run
Ohio State
Fenn Dairy
Kent Stater
Kent State
Tom Gavagan
Frank Wendely
Ted Phillips
Eleanor Meck
Bi Casey
Marion Cole
Wentz
Janet Morrow
Octo Commercial Street
Kent
Ohio
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