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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1948

Page

2

Wallace movement sparks fervor at Philadelphia convention

A Kent State correspondent describes the third Wallace convention article with caustic remarks by Norman Thomas and large demonstrations. Delegates from Independence Missouri and Idaho mix with reporters and labor leaders as crowds roar for Vito Marcantonio. The event is billed as a vigorous peoples movement with evangelical fervor.

Philadelphia Progressive Party Kent States Norman Thomas United States Socialist Party Thomas Lee Pressman Lillian Hellman Paul Robeson Rexford Tugwell Arizona Iowa Larkin Georgia Glen Taylor Idaho Wallace George Mills Des Moines Register Geoffrey Wooley London Times Kent Stater

Peerce the Real American Tenor Faces Fame and Family

The article profiles American tenor Jan Peerce, born Jacob Pincus Perelmuth to Russian Jewish immigrants in New York. It outlines his unlikely ascent from fiddle player to operatic star, his mentorship under Giuseppe Boghetti, his first major Met performance in 1941, and notes on his open touring schedule, family life, and views on raising his children.

Sylvester Nemes Jan Peerce East Side New Yorker Peerce Lower East Side Manhattan Madison St Musicians Union Pinky Jacob Pincus Perelmuth Catskills Vincent Lopez Roxy Rothafel Roxy Cleveland Severance Hall Toscanini NBC Acme Alfredo Met U.S Tulsa Tulsa Symphony Hom Honolulu University of North Carolina

Political Scientists View Electoral College Critically

A series of interviews with Political Science faculty questions the relevance of the Electoral College. Dr H D Byrne calls it outmoded and argues for direct popular elections. Mona Fletcher favors district based electors to approximate the popular vote. Paul C Kitchin Jr says the college should be modified or eliminated to reflect majority rule.

H. D. Byrne Mona Fletcher Ohio Paul C. Kitchin, Jr Electoral College

Kent paper imprint marks second class matter notice

Entered as second class matter on Oct 11 1927 at the Kent Ohio post office under the 1879 act. Printed by Commercial Press Inc at 1158 St Kent Ohio.

Kent Ohio Commercial Press, Inc St., Kent

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Behind the Philadelphia Story By Norman Bertollotti Independence Truman Harry Albert Fitzgerald CIO CIIO Vito Marcantonio New York State Marcantonio Greece China Puerto Rico Fred Stover Henry A. Wallace Ing Paramount Theatre Music Hall Guiseppe Boghetti Marian Anderson Boghetti Kent State University Memorial Stadium Committee Mr.Levett Stanley Sumergrad Allan Arnold Bai Esaasas George Seewenaserald Eeee Dan Osna Jim Smith Copety Myron Abeod Robert West Eeeer Et Hesp
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