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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1941
Page
2
A national summary credits Red Cross volunteers with large scale relief in war torn Europe. Since 1939 thousands of women and men, across about 3,000 chapters, produced garments and surgical supplies for victims and hospitals. Junior Red Cross members aided the cause, showing America’s collective effort in wartime aid.
Campus papers across the nation weigh the Civil Aeronautics Authority program amid war needs and civil aviation hopes. Opinions range from warning about military ties to praising broad public benefit and youth education for a future air arm.
Ray Green urges University officials to allow Coca Cola coolers in dorm halls, saying quick access will aid students and the council plans to profit for student benefits. Jim Meyer signs, noting administration policies may block the concession. AMERICANS REALLY are spreading out and settling down. Seventy-seven out of every 10,000 draftees call for size 12 shoes.
A Nebraska couple eloped in a plane while a crowd of young people took to the air. The stunt drew attention as an unexpected ceremony aloft, with onlookers noting the novelty of a skybound nuptial.
The Collegiate Digest invites amateur photographers to enter the fourth annual Salon Edition contest. Submit by April 1 to Minneapolis with technical data, photographer status, and subject details. Divisions include Still Life Scenes Action and Candid Portraits College Life. Cash prizes range from 2 to 25 dollars, no entry fee, photos returned if postage is included.
The Kent Stater published four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer, printed by P. B. Bonsall Printing Co. in Kent Ohio. It lists staff roles editors and managers and notes Associated Collegiate Press membership and national advertising representation.
A collage of campus notes by Bob Kenyon and Earl Vacarm covers local happenings. It mentions Joe Roberts planning a shop near Mid-City airport, student antics, and colorful characters like Bud Cook and George Graham.
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