Transporting Gridders To Michigan Necessitates Precision Planning
By Al Post, the KSU athletics manager Raymond K Moran must plan transportation for the out-of-town game. The article notes the unseen details behind travel choices for the squad.
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1948
Page
2
By Al Post, the KSU athletics manager Raymond K Moran must plan transportation for the out-of-town game. The article notes the unseen details behind travel choices for the squad.
University faces a chronic parking shortage despite the recent South drive lot. City council blamed for two hour limits on nearby streets. Moran outlines an elaborate travel plan for the Beesesmen’s trip to Central Michigan with trains, hotels, meals, and return schedule through Detroit and Bay City.
The article profiles Clarice Detter known as Cid, a 19 year old reared in Panama with family ties to Astoria and Virginia. It outlines her Panama teaching stint last summer, Delta Zeta sorority life, travel across Haiti and Coney Island, interest in foreign relations, and passion for shows music and dancing.
Kent State University notes the Kent Stater is published daily on a Tuesday and Friday schedule during the school year and summer sessions, suspended during vacations. Subscription is $2 per year with second class matter status and postal entry October 11, 1927. Printed by Bonsall Printing Co. in Kent, Ohio.
Reader letters condemn coverage of President Truman’s Akron appearance amid loud crowds and praise, arguing the Akron Beacon-Journal distorted facts. They cite a 21 gun salute, large outside turnout, and a 30 minute speech against Taft Hartley, urging unbiased reporting.
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