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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1946
Page
2
President Truman at Fordham University urges education to deepen international understanding for world peace while referencing One World or None. The piece notes fears that small nations could build atomic bombs and devastate cities, urging cooperative global action.
The Rev Bernard R Hubbard spoke Friday night from 8 15 to 11 pm and held his audience spell bound. He said little danger of war between the United States and Russia since neither side would fight here or there. He proposed a peace effort by flying over Russia in B 29s and dropping Sears and Roebuck catalogs to show Russians what they are missing.
Ohio State University Antioch College and Denison University may adjust liberal arts courses including possible foreign language elimination. Unofficial reports say no such changes are planned at these institutions.
Delegates from Ohio college veteran organizations meet this weekend to form a statewide body to address veterans issues. Topics include housing, academic considerations, state bonus, book and supply problems, and coordination of actions across campuses. A housing plan at Rensselaer and a boat-based solution at Marietta are noted. A GI terminal pay bill moves in the House. A K-Vets gripe box will collect veteran concerns at Ohio University and Dewey Barich's office.
A Link trainer shipped from Greenville Mississippi arrives for Andrew Paton aeronautics instruction. The device simulates airplane maneuvers for instrument, navigation and classroom demonstrations. Financing under the G I bill is pending before full instrument training begins. The trainer arrived Monday and will be used as soon as assembly and logistics allow.
Poem notes a playful contrast between science and nature. The speaker, Chet Klingensmith, asks who can know the mystery of a raffle hose as he values dreams of grass and birds and bees over chemistry. The verse hints at curiosity and whimsy.
Short Snorts and Side Glances note campus social life with Anne Domiter and friends, dinners, dances, engagements, and upcoming events at Kent area venues, including Ghent Road Inn and local Greek houses. Readers glimpse romances, plans, and campus happenings through brief portraits and announcements.
Mrs. Harry Parrock dubbed Queen Bea by Gamma Sig Hive received flowers from states at a university event. Ethel Schirmer noted Parrock, a university student, helps at faculty teas and in the cafeteria, marking the first in a hoped for series of outstanding mothers.
Editorial staff list for The Kent Stater including Pat Morgan Bob Casey Marion Cole Janet Morrow and others and publication and mailing details indicate a twice weekly schedule and entry as second class matter at Kent Ohio in 1927 with printer address.
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