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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1946
Page
2
A letter argues current subsistence allowances for veterans at colleges are insufficient. It notes single veterans receive about 2.16 dollars daily and married veterans about three dollars, leaving little for meals and essentials. The writer urges Congress to raise to 100 dollars for singles and 150 for married veterans.
Opinion argues for candidates to prove governing ability rather than popularity. It cites party nominating bias and proposes Rule I requiring nominees to give a five minute platform talk, answer questions, and write a 300 word campaign article for Kent States. Proposals aim to ensure fair elections and independent class assemblies moderated by a faculty member.
A Columbus VA release clarifies GI Bill rules for student veterans. Married veterans receive subsistence from proof of marriage date, not wedding date, and must meet institutional standards. VA notes education does not grant special privileges and discusses reinstatement of lapse term insurance and use of terminal leave bonds for National Service Life Insurance.
Kent Ohio imprint states second class matter status dated October 11 1927 at the Kent post office under the 1879 act. Printing by Commercial Press Inc located at 115 S DePeyster Street.
A vivid collage of campus life items links student names, clubs, and events across Ravenna Canton Mantua and Kalamazoo. References include Kurt Smolen sought as an artist, the Jack Ward Bill Byrne quintet, Dottie Wolfe Luck teaching in Ravenna, the Amalgamated International House union, the Linder Phillips engagement dissolved, and the 1942 basketball team six-man lineup.
An article outlines social tips around Kazoo College noting enrollment of 600, campus rules on smoking, nearby Brady Oak land pharmacy corner, Kalamazoo city population over 60 000, local havens to eat and drink, including a coffee drive in on West Michigan and Schensel's cafeteria. It lists bars in hotels Burdeck and Columbia and Bucklin's tavern as common student hangouts.
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