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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1947

Page

2

Intrepid Whitecliffs Reports on College Campus Red Hunt

Stan Rogers recounts the mock Red hunt at a university funded by public funds. Clarence Whitecliffs reports from the campus listing satirical quotes from faculty and staff across departments. The piece mocks anti communist paranoia and campus politics with humorous asides.

Intrepid Whitecliffs Red Hunt Stan Rogers Clarence Whitecliffs Forest People Whitecliff Safari Akron Clarence Nicky Police Gazette

Dorm Intercom System Reveals Dorm Life and Chaos

A dorm intercom setup links lobby desk to each floor creating a loud, far reaching chatter. Students fear privacy loss and prank calls as messages echo through stairwells and hallways on Saturday nights.

Jane Floppo Dane Floppo Floppo Wilco

Dream of building a university begins with a knoll and bells

The piece advises that to found a university one should start with a knoll and bells tuned to the human soul, then raise a tower and install a clock. These elements will make the heart of the school start beating, with all other improvements as additions.

Simeon Anthropoid Dr. Smith Comintern Chaucer Cudd B.A Bessie Thimblenoggin Treble Cliff Moussorgsky America R. E. Manchester

Kent Stater Drops Faculty Grading Poll

The Kent Stater states it will drop its faculty grading poll due to realization that a fair impartial poll requires extensive preparation. The editors apologize for wasted time and suggest a future, better prepared, poll could still be valuable to the university.

Kent Stater

Coed Interviews Morgan Flirts With New Look

Dennis Morgan endorses longer skirts with a caveat about length. The Akron press conference reveals his rise from Milwaukee radio to film. Morgan says Hollywood has no more communists than elsewhere, praises My Wild Irish Rose and Kitty Foyle, and notes his wife Lillian as his favorite leading lady. He discusses family of three and lights up with jokes.

Priscilla Thompson KSU Dennis Morgan Ostia Sash Biss Mayflower Hotel Akron Morgan Milwaukee Wis Hollywood

World in Brief: Marshall demands halt on asset seizures

Secretary of State Marshall urged a Jan 1 stoppage of Russia seizing Eastern German assets exceeding 500 million dollars yearly. An American C 47 crash in Western Turkey left four aboard unharmed after parachuting to safety. S Sgt Greer and Miss Beulah McCann wed amid ambush robbery of 1400 dollars en route to their ceremony. Nobel prizes awarded to Carl F Cori and Gerry Cori for glycogen discovery with 20293 dollars each share. total prize money 162,348 distributed among six scientists and a French author.

London Marshall Russia Germany Istanbul Rome Athens Turkey Portsmouth Hubert D. Greer Beulah McCann Greer Virginia Camp Lee Stockholm Carl F. Cori Gerry Cori Washington University Gustav V Bernard A. Houssay Buenos Aires U.S

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