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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1941
Page
2
The Columbus Dispatch editorial highlights that 14,000 draft-age Americans will die in traffic accidents in 1941, with 18 to 24 year olds, many college students, among the casualties. It calls for action by police, civic groups, homes, and schools to prevent preventable deaths and urges renewed road safety education.
Herbert Heaton, European economic history instructor at the University of Minnesota, argues that 20th century change may not be progress and warns that wealthier nations may use force to share riches. He cites World War era tensions between German and Japanese empires and notes the era’s risky geopolitical dynamics.
Bill Lloyd surveys Greek groups on campus reacting to a Kent Stater request for non confidential facts for publication. Delta Phi Sigma and Alpha Omega cooperate while others hesitate citing fear laziness or concern over publicity.
Kent State University student newspaper notes summer publication during vacations. Lists offices at Kent Ohio printing details and staff including editor business manager city editor sports editor and society editor. Mentions Associated Collegiate Press and Collegiate Digest memberships. Subscriptions priced at 32.75 per year.
Election chatter stirs campus as Jimmy Jones looms over MPM politics. Sigmas, Delts and Indie proxies appear among signees. Daisy chain of dances and dates fuels Woodward era gossip with several couples aligning for upcoming events at OSU and Miami Joe Calta’s steady Ruth Greenwood funds dates.
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