Fight Complacency Suggested Slogan for August 6 1947
The piece urges awareness about atomic threat and world peace. It cites historic August 6 events, warns of no defense against atomic attack, and promotes a world state with reduced sovereignty. It calls readers to adopt a two word resolution Fight Complacency and to become missionaries for awareness.
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U.S
Einstein
U. S
United Nations
Orphan Annie Accused of Labor Scab Activity
In a satirical column, Harold Gray's Orphan Annie is accused of joining labor strife as a scab. The piece portrays Annie living with a middle class family figure "Uncle Til" who runs a grocery store, and references a subordinate, Julius, pressing for a raise to cope with rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Orphan Annie
Looie Lumplump
Looie
Louie
Annie
Til
Julius
Jimmie Lunceford Remembered as Rhythm Pioneer
Obituary tribute to Jimmie Lunceford who died July 20. His Fisk University band formed circa 1924 and stayed largely intact until 1941. He influenced many stars and shaped popular swing with hits like White Heat Margie and Lunceford Special. His bands are preserved on Vocalion Columbia and Decca records.
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Jimmie Lunceford
Lunceford
Fisk University
White Heat
Sy Oliver
Trummie Young
Willie Smith
Moses Allen
Sonny Dunham
Tommy Dorsey
Glenn Miller
Miller
Shellac
Vocalion
Columbia
Decca Records
Jimmie
Firey redhead clashes with Julius in sibling tale
A dramatic scene unfolds as Annie helps out at a shorthanded store while Julius grows discontent over perceived slights. The fiery heroine defends her stance, and a confrontation ends with Julius receiving a nose break as Louie and others watch, hints of wider labor tensions.
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Julius
Sandy
Annie
Uncle Til
Louie
Gray
Ski
Moppet
Gaudeamus Igitur and Rimshh Echo Campus Youth Movement
A campus column surveys youth culture and protest energy, pairing Latin anthem Gaudeamus Igitur with rimshh youth antics. It notes plans for a campus gathering, debates about independence, mobility, and class mobility, and calls for open discussion to shape the future beyond the looming atomic era.
Kent newspaper enters second class matter 1927
Reportorial staff list includes Jack Barry Jim Bullock Ruth CE SE Bob Yushres Bob Hartman Michael B McCabe Mare Nemes Betty Rowlen Kingler Thaddeus Stokes Marcy Vitsky ening ph D Zappl Victoria Consentino. Entered as second class matter November 11 1927 at the post price at Kent under the act of 1879. Printed Commercial Press Inc 1158 DePeyster St Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Barry
Jim Bullock
Ruth A. CE SE
Bob Yushres
Bob Hartman
Michael B. McCabe
Mare Nemes
Betty Rowlen
Kingler
Thaddeus Stokes
Marcy Vitsky
Ening Ph D. Zappl
Victoria Consentino
Kent
Printed Commercial Press, Inc
DePeyster St. Kent
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Mickey Dover
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Jerry Dantzic
Harold
MUSIC
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Donald Warman
Jazzmen
STET
Pennsylvania
University Mess Hall
Kent Town Hall
Colliers
Gaudeamus Igitur
Kent State
Kent State University
Kent. C
John Forrest
Karl F. Braucher
Robert McNeese
Carl Carrothers
Society
Don Koerlin
Jessie West
Russell Harris
Gerald Dantzic
Kenneth K. Goldstein
Bill Lyle
Robert West
Bob Wolcott
Kent Stater