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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1941

Page

2

Words Of Wisdom From Iowa Editorial Plea For Calm And Resolve

A wartime editorial urges Iowa readers to remain calm during looming changes. It rejects needless blame while endorsing faith in leaders, courage, humor, and keeping education steady as war deepens. It stresses hate of Japan but calls for restrained, resolute action and trust in guidance.

Japan

Women to lead foreign offices says UC psychologist

Berkeley observations show boys cause 75 percent of nursery strife with girls more prone to verbal diplomacy. Dr Landreth argues women’s language skills and social norms could reduce military action if they headed international relations.

Berkeley Cal ACP Catherine Landreth University of California Landreth

Kent Stater Publication Details and Staff

The Kent Stater is issued four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer. It is entered as second class matter since Oct 11, 1927 at the Kent, Ohio post office. Printed by P. B. Bonsall Printing Co. and lists staff including Frances White and Ruth Recht.

Kent Stater Kent Ohio P. B. Bonsall Printing Co E. Main St Ae Collegiate Press and

Alabama Teaches Explosive Topic at UA Campus

TUSCALOOSA Alabama without khaki guns or drill more than a score of young men at the University of Alabama study an explosive topic as part of a classroom or war preparedness program.

Tuscaloosa Ala University of Alabama

Ring The Bell In Atrium Tuberculosis Education Display

A student tuberculin education display uses a bell quiz with eight pictures to identify likely tuberculosis cases. The Women’s Athletic association sponsors the Christ mas Seals sale to fund Seals and health efforts. Dr A O DeWeese warns that democracy hinges on community effort to reduce TB deaths and commends student cooperation at the University and Portage County health league.

Women’s Athletic Association A. O. DeWeese Portage County Health League

Frisco Blackouts Delay Xmas Trip and Radio Gossip

Frisco blackouts threaten a Christmas trip for Pat Grahame and Bill Mundy as plans unfold. The program features Tony Cavalier broadcasting from the Elms, with Frankie Sinkwich and other figures weaving into a patchwork of social notes, marriage plans, and curious curiosities.

Frisco Pat Grahame Bill Mundy Ark Tony Cavalier Elms Frankie Sinkwich KSA

Colgate Launches Program To Quell War Restlessness

Cornell University launches a program to quell war restlessness among students with guidance counseling, focusing on health and recreation. A counselor will direct a clearing house for financial aid personal vocational problems social adjustment and student employment as morale and enrollment concerns rise.

Colgate Ithaca, N Cornell University

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