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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
2
The article compares British and German air forces, praising the RAF’s depth over the Luftwaffe’s breadth and urging broad support for the CAA program. It details college training, stringent tests, 72 hours of ground instruction, 35 hours of flying, and supervised exams as key to producing capable pilots for national defense.
A reflective column by Bill Lloyd laments the loss of fellow students, satirically noting failures to engage with college life. The piece humorously critiques late nights, hangovers, love life, and lack of ambition while praising undergraduates learning to cope with administration and social odds.
Tommy Dorsey's fame and fortune feature vocalists Frank Sinatra Connie Haines and the Pied Pipers with Oh Look At Me Now You Might Have Belonged To Another. Debuts by John DeVries Pat West Lu cille Harmon plus recommendations of Himber Glen Gray Fats Waller Mills Brothers and more.
The Kent Stater is published four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer. It is a second class matter at the Kent Ohio Post Office and is led by the Bonsall Printing Co. and affiliated with the Associated Collegiate Press.
The text lists the newspaper's key staff roles including Editor George A. Fleischer, Business Manager Jules Bognar, City Editor August Quattrochi, Sports Editor Merry Allen and Society Editor. It states a subscription price of 2.75 dollars per year.
A chaotic campus column recaps age-limit changes at Russ O'Conke's Deck, musician moves, dance and event notices, and rumors involving Kent Kennan, Ernst Vogel, and local figures. It notes Krupa's campus visit, staffers, and student chatter about dances, rumbles, and performances with quirky name drops.
English women adapt to ongoing cosmetics controls as face powders remain banned yet sales continue under strict rules. The tone suggests disciplined compliance and persistence despite bans.
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