Most Popular Election at Kent State Sparks Dorm Vote Debate
An editorial note recalls Kent State's 1946 contest where Bill Sullivan won via dorm influence and urges resident students to vote in the upcoming Most Popular election. It compares past dorm turnout, outlines two competing factions, and stresses voting duty for dorm residents today.
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Kent State University
Old Stater
Bill Sullivan
Old School
Tom Gavagan
Stater
Sullivan
Gavagan
Berniece Looney
Engleman Hall
James Fletcher
Phi Beta Phi
Blue and Gold Party
Independent Students’ Association
Blue Star Party
ISA
Blue Star
Windham
Wild Bill
J.S.A
Lyle
Kent
Bill Sudeck
John Finn
Lois Seneck
Bill Loeblein
Jessie West
Axel Bahnsen
New Staff Listed at Stater With Policy Unchanged
The Stater announces staff changes for the new quarter. Bill Schlemmer becomes co-sports editor with Neil Heaslip and edition editors are assigned to days. News editors, society editors, and other key positions are named. No policy changes. focus remains practical news presentation and standardized layout.
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Stater
Bill Schlemmer
Akron Beacon Journal
Bill
Neil Heaslip
George Heaslip
Girgash
Dan Osna
Bob Weymueller
Larry Vitsky
Myron Abood
Phil Dempsey
Jack Barry
Germane Swanson
Society
Betty Rowlen
Jeanne Wolfe
Phyllis Robbins
Gloria Sherrets
John Forrest
Carol Hart
Leo Morley
Jim Root
Bryan McNamara
Slater
Bob Fuehrer
University
Rockwell Dies at 70 and Kent State ties recalled
David Ladd Rockwell, Rockwell Library namesake, died at 70. He became the nation s youngest mayor at 21 in 1900 and later ran national campaigns including for William G. McAdoo in 1924. He faced Senate opposition over a Kent State appointment and died at his daughter s home in East Liverpool.
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David Ladd Rockwell
Rockwell
Kent
William G. McAdoo
Kent State College
George White
State Senate
J. O. Engleman
Donald D. Shay
East Liverpool
Stater Sets Letter Policy for Editor Letters
The Stater outlines rules for letters to the editor requiring a signature return address and phone number for verification Unsigned letters are not considered and writers may present letters in person The editor may withhold a name depending on contents and the paper reserves the right to reject letters for content or character.
Rowe Returns as Roving Traffic Ticket Placer
Dale Rowe, longtime nemesis of unwary KSU drivers and parkers, has rejoined the traffic department as a roving ticket-placer after previously serving as traffic director of the university.
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Dale Rowe
KSU
Parkers
University
Kent Stater publication details and subscription price
The Kent Stater is published Tuesday through Friday during the regular school year and on Tuesdays and Fridays during summer sessions. It is suspended during vacations. Subscription price is 2 per year.
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Kent Stater
Kent Post Office record lines list ownership and date
Entry shows second class matter designation dated Oct 11 1927 for Kent Ohio post office with printing by Commercial Press Inc address 1158 Depeyster St Kent Ohio and legal provenance under 1879 act.
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Kent
Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
Depeyster St
Kent State Musings Hint At Spring Quarter
A chaotic campus column notes Florida migration by Wes Kemp and Germane Swanson and chronicles spring sports, parties, and campus sights. Recruitments drift to New York while two KSU students head to a Mexican fine arts college.
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Jan Kemp
Germane Swanson
Swanson
KSU
Florida
Wes Kemp
Frank Vendely
Bud King
Kenny Webb
Bob Weymueller
Kathy
New York
Joe King
Moulton Hall
Jack Rehner
Ted Burke
Mexico
Rehner
Pat Godfrey
April First Pranks and Paydays Dominate Harried Students
April first brings pranks and paydays to students and GIs in school, with families noting perfume odor and toothpaste surprises. The piece reflects on April Fools Day, its definitions, and its entrenched place in American life, urging a lighthearted approach.
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Johnnie
Windham
Webster
Dictionary Fame
Pork Barrel Deadline Announced for Entries
Deadline for Pork Barrel entries is 4 p.m. Friday. Submissions must be turned in at the dean of women's office.
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Dean of Women’s Office
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