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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1950
Page
2
An all university election will pick the Junior-Senior prom queen and two attendants from 13 candidates. Of about 178 Junior class women, less than 10 percent entered, with no independent groups sponsoring any candidate. The prom marks the year end social climax.
The Appointments bureau has aided students and graduates in finding jobs since 1927, expanding from the education college to all university units by 1938. Led by E. G. Stopher and later Dr. Lester H. Munzenmayer, the bureau offers career guidance, vocation information, and life‑long filing of confidential registrar papers, with about 10 000 registrants in its files.
A retrospective on congressional spending shows higher outlays than the initial budget with blame aimed at both the administration and Congress. Examples include a $163 million veterans pay rise for postal staff, waste in Army river and harbor projects, and costly veterans hospitals contrasted with closings elsewhere. Evidence suggests large scope for economy in government.
A humorous column notes the shift from cuddly figures to leaner bodies as Hollywood trends and campus life push for slimmer swimsuits. It contrasts Riviera styles with the evolving image of athletic, toned women and references Twin Lakes and university pools.
The schedule lists weekday and tomorrow programs from WKSU including News at 3 and 4, Bands By Demand, Broadway Showcase, Sports, Musical Chats, Sign Off, Platter Potpourri, Light Classics, Inside KSU, and Follow the Gleam with times shown. Programs span daytime news music talk and specialty features.
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