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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1947
Page
2
A university editorial rebukes the non election queen selection and department store and nightclub sponsorships tied to the homecoming queen reveal. It endorses reinstating elections next fall and urges announcing the queen at halftime to protect university dignity.
University Comptroller Paul Beck says about $30,000 will be available for allocation this quarter if enrollment remains steady, though a current $6,000 shortage cannot be funded. Allocators can anticipate a lighter task next quarter as the gap narrows.
Martha Lansinger Allocations' Chairman argues for using cash on hand to cover the shortfall between 24000 dollars available and over 30000 dollars needed. She endorses petitions or other plans to secure missing funds and welcomes criticism and cooperation for a big year.
Letter from Cecelia Elson and Mary Altman urges a dependable student directory for over 5 000 students and 250 teachers. They note the directory has not been printed for two years and call for another group to take over the responsibility.
Russia dropped a UN condemnation effort against the United States Greece and Turkey after a Polish amendment deleted specific charges. In Ohio a court upheld that picketing homes is unlawful. In Washington MPAA chief Eric Johnston said producers rejected a ban on proven communists, while HUAC held John Howard Lawson in contempt. In Paris De Gaulle called for dissolution of the national assembly and new elections amid communist attacks.
Dimitar Krustev, a 27 year old portrait painter from Sofia, Bulgaria, is a Kent State student studying art in the United States. He came to America two months ago with limited English and says he enjoys American life, sports events, and campus culture while planning to return to Bulgaria after his studies unless he chooses to stay in the U S. He previously served three years in the army under German rule and prefers to focus on his art and life in America.
A column notes a night of pursuit by women at local gatherings and dorms with men scarce. It jokes about male response to Leap Year and Sadie Hawkins Day, referencing KSU and local hangouts and ending with an open letter to Pat Del Vecchio and Low Federico.
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