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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1945
Page
2
A humorous meditation on how people compare themselves to horses in speech and behavior. The narrator catalogs horse related phrases and how they reflect daily life, work ethic, vanity, and social idiosyncrasies, ending with a playful jab at mule stereotypes.
Disabled American Veterans offer a $500 prize from the Gaines Dog Research Center for the best memorial design honoring dogs that served and died in World War II. Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines says veterans will be the nation’s most employable group after the war.
A western college dean urges students to ease workloads as wartime schedules have left many rundown. Since 1942 the quarter plan and heavy loads increased stress, with some students bearing extra burdens while others lack participation. Advisors and deans should help, but the burden remains with students.
Lieut. Clifford L. Sherran earns first lieutenant rank after 17 combat missions with the 15th AAF in Italy. T/5 Edward J. Zilavy and T/Sgt. Thomas W. Fairhurst also serve overseas with the unit, earning multiple awards including the Distinguished Flying Cross for Fairhurst. Farther, Sherran’s group conducts a historic mission bombing Berlin’s Daimler-Benz plant, the first Italian-based bomber strike on the German capital.
A scattershot update from campus life mentions Jo Limber eyeing photo editor work, Phi Beta Phi events, and dances. It notes Miss Lowry Hall Phoebe Steiner, Engleman hall cinema outing, and various couples at Russ O’Conke’s hotel and the Aragon.
Northwestern University newsprint column praises Dr. Frank Rosecrance for advocating federal aid to education. It argues education should be a citizenship right and explores expanding subsidies to low income groups, citing GI bill precedents and democratic needs.
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