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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1945
Page
2
A stark obituary notes Mussolini’s execution by his own people in Milan after fascist rule. The piece contrasts his downfall with Italy’s wartime collapse and warns that tyranny leaves liberty crushed and a country devastated.
Jean Goncher compiles student opinions on VE Day celebrations at the university. Respondents favor varied observances from solemn assemblies and speeches by veterans to a national peace analysis, with prayers and rededication as key themes.
A student registering at Michigan State College expresses surprise at getting the course. The professor replies they admit students and wait two weeks before removing those not meeting expectations.
Lamoni Iowa report shows 23 Graceland students are a new generation in college families. Registry figures note 20 mothers and 15 fathers among Gracelanders, with 13 students having both parents as alumni. Comedic quote from CBS actor Tom Howard about intelligence and earning a living follows.
Ball State News notes returning GIs will rejoin colleges under the GI Bill with greater maturity and broader experience. Veterans will integrate through campus clubs, student government, and reduced nonessential courses while facilities bridge gaps with regular students.
June 12 is set as a milestone day for Hank Johnston and B L Winfield with Hank pursuing apartment hunting while Betty Lee continues her degree. The column wanders through campus personalities including Olga Antonik Wilma Labady and Dottie Jones, notes on classes moving to McGilvrey due to Al Welch’s absence, and rumors about Orr Cleaver Friedland triangle and Tokyo Rose speculation.
On a CBS program titled Those Websters Bill Webster and his friend Jeep discuss women. Jeep proclaims I hate women and Bill replies they never come near you. Jeep admits that lack of female attention fuels his dislike.
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