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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1941
Page
2
The piece argues strikes in defense industries are a legitimate labor tool and not a threat to national defense. It cautions against antisocial views and urges fair treatment, noting Roosevelt would act only if aims conflict with national effort and that only a small portion of production is affected.
Hollywood continues raiding radio stars with Benny’s large audience ahead of the pack. Universal plans Walter Winchell and Ben Bernie team ups while John Barrymore and Rudy Vallee projects loom. Bob Hope and Eleanor Powell lead Six Hits and a Miss. Martha Tilton joins Anna Neagle in Sunny. Kate Smith possibly joins Navy Blues with Martha Raye. Bill Stern to star in Listen America for Warner’s. Rubinoff may return. Claudia and Regular Fellows to replace Kate Smith hour for summer. Ned Sparks returns on Ned Sparks Show from Toronto via CBS. Mutual remains largest network. Amazing Mr. Smith script by Gosch and Harris. Swing on continents. Benny tops radio audience aside from Roosevelt. Daylight Saving Time reminder: dial one hour earlier.
A reflective piece contrasts a campus spring scene with a distant battlefield. It laments youth’s fascination with warfare and urges skepticism toward war propaganda while urging action by those who lead the nation toward conflict.
The Kent Stater from Kent State University in Kent Ohio lists publication during vacations. It notes editors and staff positions including business manager city editor and sports editor. Subscriptions are priced at 2.75 dollars per year and the paper is printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co.
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