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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1946
Page
2
The Stater argues for a new allocations panel free of faculty and student group ties. It would include members without organizational allegiances to ensure impartial funding decisions. The paper contends current reps bias results and favors broader university needs.
University request to designate campus as a state game reserve denied. Ohio State reports first ever chest X-ray requirement for all new students. Open house at the Observatory coincides with Giacobini Zinner comet passage. Emergency lunch stands established for students and faculty.
The Kent State edition lists price at $2.00 per year with editorial staff credits for Mickey Dover Roy Apple Ethel Schirmer and Al Post. Feature editor is the business staff including William Hugo Julian Suso and Herb Cantin. Entered as second class matter October 11 1927 Kent Ohio post office.
Jim Bullock hosts Little Q Roadway greetings and reports two University Theatre productions Macbeth and East Lynne with a November run. Students are urged to apply to produce No Time For Classes and join the theatre membership drive for social functions and the upcoming matinee. The Radio Workshop plans a transmitter and aims for Kent's own radio station.
A freshman observer praises Kent State University for its beautiful campus and orderly registration. The letter notes intelligent teachers, friendly transfer students, and strong Kent teams, urging Akron U. to note the comparison.
The Veterans Administration plans special registration teams at colleges this month to speed up subsistence benefits with VA forms and information. At KSU Mike Urda warns of 60 to 90 day delays due to high enrollment. The piece also warns against unqualified insurers charging for GI insurance help and explains eligibility and loan payment rights. The Panama Coast Artillery promotes Theodore Humbert from PFC to T/5 and the note offers condolences.
A pep talk from W. W. Van Orman urges students to back the four year plan and join a movement for sports participation and school pride. He emphasizes that every student can contribute and suggests even those not on the field can be part of the team spirit.
A Brady Kent State hangout overheard students in November 1940 and August 1945 riffed on foreign policy while showing disdain for international affairs. The 1946 entries note U S Soviet tensions and policy shifts with Churchill Truman Byrnes and Wallace in the headlines.
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