Student Opinions Split Over Furloughs After Victory
Freshmen and upperclassmen from Charlestown West Virginia Toronto East Cleveland Elyria Canton and Cuyahoga Falls share views on whether European battlefront troops should be sent home for furloughs or immediately to the Pacific theater Some urge rest for veterans while others emphasize pressing Pacific needs with selective rerouting of European units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Theater
Pacific
Terry Crandall
Charlestown
W. Va
U. S
Donna Ruoff
East Cleveland
Pacific Area
States
Tom Braham
Canton
Small Nations Demand Change to United Nations Power
The piece argues that smaller nations push to reduce the Security Council powers at the San Francisco Dumbarton Oaks talks. It says small states lack the right to become active world powers and warns their fate rests with larger nations whose restraint is needed for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Council
United Nations
United Nations World Organization
Dumbarton Oaks
San Francisco
Campus gossip and social notes from a mid- century issue
A rapid mix of social chatter lists Elaine Eversole and others among co eds and ROTC ties. Mentions of engagements pregnancies or romance Benton-Platt, V-E day beach celebration, and local class antics. Names include Dick Cone Kampus Knight winners Ray Steuber and Jim Hartline among students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Eversole
Dick Cone
Dom Amedio
Ray Steuber
Shirley Bishop
Jim Hartline
Irv Johnson
Kampus Knight
Gamma
Lymn Frericks
B.f
Radio Gag Reel from Broadcast Skits and Quips
Garry Moore jokes about delivering a lecture on the bass drum on CBS. Jimmy Durante quips about retiring to the card room. Lulu McConnell complains her rugs look tired. Tom Howard and George Shelton discuss Readers Digest and pun humor. Shelton notes The Readers Digest is well known. Howard says he lives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Moore
CBS
Lulu McConnell
Tom Howard
George Shelton
Columbia
Shelton
Howard
Quincy Howe Reports German Civilians Obedient After Front Tour
CBS analyst Quincy Howe describes his month with radio newsmen touring Germany and Italy. He cites German civilians as obedient and recalls visiting Buchenwald where he witnessed severe horrors. He met Generals Arnold Eisenhower and Simpson and traveled from England to Holland France Germany Yugoslavia by air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Howe
CBS News
New York
Howe
Buchenwald Concentration Camp
England
Radio Party
CBS
Joseph C. Harsch
Holland
France
Germany
Paris
Luxembourg
Arnold
Eisenhower
Simpson
Italy
Bologna
Yugoslavia
Zara
United States
Prisoner tries to bluff for death in Jima cave
A Japanese prisoner near Iwo Jima attempted to die for the Emperor and asked for a knife to end his life. Marines, led by Pfc. Reuben E. Miller, allowed him to draw and refused, then he marched to Marine headquarters at attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Jima
Sgt
Dick Dashiell
Marine Corps
Reuben E. Miller
Waverly
Marine Headquarters
Marines Probe Juvenile Delinquency on Okinawa
Marines report that on Okinawa a thatched school house in Sobe housed wooden models of Japanese hand grenades. Sgt. Joseph P. Donahue notes the items were more than ornaments and Sgt. Jack DeBorde Jr. from Level Green Kentucky adds that they teach the young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Joseph P. Donahue
Marine Corps
Sobe
Jack DeBorde, Jr
Level Green, Ky
DeBorde
Postwar unity urged by religious leaders at Graceland and Chicago
Quotes from E A Conway and Rabbi Louis J Cashdan in Chicago and Lamoni stress seven point peace framework, global teamwork, and cooperation with God. They call for moral world order, individual rights, protection of oppressed peoples, minority rights, international bodies, economic cooperation, and just social orders at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Conway
S. J
Madelein College
Chicago
Louis J. Cashdan
Des Moines
Graceland College
Lamoni
Iowa
Independents Sing Will Not Compete at Campus Night
The Independent choir directed by Esther Douglass will perform at Campus Night. Claud Miller announced the decision, explaining the council rule excludes the Independents since no other mixed-voice group competes with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Douglass
Claud Miller
Ingrid Tornberg
Miss Tornberg
Marine Staff Sergeant Richards Fights On After Losing Teeth
Marine Staff Sergeant John B R Richards of Columbus Ohio vanished into a foxhole during a Pacific invasion 750 miles from Tokyo. He lost his false teeth in the chaos but remained in action, describing himself as out but not down as he fought on with teeth left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Isle
Tokyo
John BR. Richards
Columbus
Richards
Washington
David Dempsey
Marine Corps
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Clay West
Lil Sokoll
Jim Kinney
Jean Lenner
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Jack Cobb
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Mary Lou Johnson
Phil Zink
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Ricky Gomez
Bob Moore
Izetta Alberry
Bud
Tom Fogleson
Tom
Jayne Haynes
Fineral
Fred Davies
Edna Feicht
Faith Lutheran
Roy Dunn
Dunn
Kent State
Kent State University
Kent, Ohio
Elizabeth E. Piotter
John Williamson
Norma Knnsely
Helen Platt
Shirley Luenberger
Ethel Schirmer
John Thomas
Dorothy Wakeman
Jean Goncher
Marion Cole
Bud Gerber
Eleanor Meek
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Jean Cirbes
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