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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1948
Page
2
Nina Humphrey has spent 35 years with the Kent State University Art department, since 1913, shaping the program with assistants and tackling administrative tasks. She recalls early campus growth, long hours, and a passion for weaving, staying energetic and committed.
University graduates will return for the annual spring dinner Saturday May 22 serving 5 to 7 p.m. in the dining room. Officers to be elected include three executive council members. A full program features the K Girl painting, Maypole dance parade floats and songfest. A dance from 9 p.m. to midnight closes the day.
Entered as second class matter Oct 11 1927 at the Post Office in Kent Ohio under the act of Congress. Frates by St Kent Ohio.
Jeanne Cook, a senior majoring in public address, receives a fellowship for a summer course at the Institute of World Affairs in Salisbury Connecticut. She is one of 35 recipients and will graduate in June. The program features lectures by world representatives and she is noted as an active debater from Kent.
The piece argues Ford workers should accept no wage cut unless Ford leads a nationwide drive to roll back living costs. It notes repeated price-wage cycles since WWII and urges cooperation between Ford and its workers to curb inflation affecting veterans and working people at KSU.
Ohio State Employment service announces an expanded college placement program. Graduates or two year students may contact prospective Ohio employers within hours via a state wide telephone hook up across 91 local offices. The program extends inter area placement to speed job matching for those willing to work anywhere in Ohio. Veterans affairs notes GI insurance reinstatement deadlines and VA procedures for missing or lost checks.
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