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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1947
Page
2
The Kent Stater reports a reorganization of the Independent Students Association at Kent State University. A steering committee of motivated individuals seeks to revitalize the ISA, broaden social offerings for independent students, and reduce Greek dominance on campus.
The article notes KSU has moved from adolescence to adulthood amid postwar growth challenges and aims for a modern campus housing 10,000 students with new buildings. It predicts many freshmen may see this future before graduation.
Veterans enrolled under the G I Bill may not receive government funds until early December. VA notes checks are mailed on the first of each month for previous benefits and advises vets to plan for 60 days. The VA also abandons periodic earnings reports, requiring yearly outside earnings reports instead.
Dan Oana a Stater columnist received abrasions on the back and shoulders early Thursday when struck by a car on route 5 one mile east of Kent. The vehicle driven by David M. Griffith Ravenna RD 2 nudged Oana from behind as he walked with traffic. The driver was not charged per state highway patrol investigation.
Alexander Chambliss aged 83 died in Jacksonville after serving as the Tennessee Supreme Court chief justice and author of the lone dissent in the Scopes trial on evolution. London government tightens travel rules, raises railway fares, and ends gasoline rationing for pleasure motoring. In Wooster, Dr Frank Hewitt Cowles 63 head of Latin at Wooster College died after two months illness. survived by widow, two sons and a daughter.
Missing students haunt campus as Al Crain heads to Miami and others drift in from New York. UT Theatre earns praise for a freshmen show. marriage plans and engagements spark social chatter amid rooming and romance rumors.
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