F D R Pledges No Censorship
President Roosevelt told the American Society of Newspaper Editors there would be no government control of news except wartime information. He affirmed free speech as essential to national defense and warned against censorship by authorities or propaganda efforts.
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Roosevelt
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Association
Washington
Lowell Meller
White House
Sistant
Navy
Army
Favoritism of Hood Raises Student Ire at Kent State
The Kent Stater reports three visiting high school students in the National Forensic tournament were refused lunch at the Den of the Robinhood on campus due to their race. The incident, involving Negro boys from Canton and Wooster, drew reaction from the editor and notes that two of the boys won top prizes in Original Oratory.
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Kent State Unversity
Canton
Wooster
Robinhood
Kent State University
Kent
Karnosh Hill Greens Green Interview and City Parking Shuffle
Lennie Hill conducted a 30 minute interview with William Green AFL proxy in Coshocton over the weekend. City officials plan to convert 2 hour parking to 1 hour and 1 hour spaces to half hour creating a muddled parking situation.
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Lennie Hill
William Green
AFL
Coshocton
Duchess cover hints at weekend social mix and fashion
A jumble of campus social shorthand shows the Dukes of Kent planning a busy weekend with the Gamma Sig Goldiggers and Newman formal, a red balance looming. Names like Barbara Geist and Connie figure in mischief while party gossip and dance floor antics fill the page.
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Luke Warm
Dukes of Kentork
Gamma Sig Goldiggers
Newman Formal
Barbara Geist
John Kelly
Twylah Books
Carless
Mary Hyre
Eve Rawles
Barbers’ Union
Clyde Friar
Lonely Hearts
Connie
Andreg Bracken
Newman
Bill Cropley
Doris Cook
Anywaw
Jalalai
Yehudi
Racial Discrimination Denied by City Officials
In a district report, authorities say two Negro students employed in the Den kitchen prove no racial discrimination. The note adds that high school boys were cooperative when asked to leave the main area to allow four girls to secure a booth for dinner and cake upstairs.
Kent Stater masthead and staff listings
The Kent Stater publication details its schedule four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer, with vacations suspending issues. It lists editors and staff including George A. Fleischer as editor, Jules Bognar as business manager, Gus Chigges as city editor, Clyde Friar as sports editor, Merry Allen as society editor, and Jerry Swope as research editor.
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Kent State University
Kent
Ohio
Kent Stater
P. B. Bonsall Tefoting Co
E. Main St
Rye Enard Collegiate Press
Collegiate Digest
National Advertising Service
College Publishers
Madison Ave
New York
Cmicaso
BosTom
Los Angeles
San Francisco
George A. Flelacher
Jules Bognar
Gus Chigges
Clyde Friar
Merry Allen Society
Jerry Swope
Language dilemma in college registration at Will's gym
A freshman story unfolds at Will's gym where a student navigates language requirements in Spanish 160 amid crowded lines. The tale follows choosing courses, quirky professors, late classes, and the challenge of Latin, French, and German chatter versus Spanish progress.
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Karnosh
Helen Ann McCarthy
Rog Lewis
Agin Wayman ‘Toll
Betty Starkey
NTFC
Guisewite
Jayne Karnosh
Lindy
Lorenette
By Lindy Barch
Wills Gym
Doc
Susie
Uncle Sam
Chuck Ayres
Sue
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