University to host open big band dance tests student support
We editorialize on campus interest in a name band dance. The university invited a top band for an open all‑University event to prove care for student life. A jammed dance signals approval. a poor turnout may end future name bands here. The Stater notes the outcome as pivotal for campus culture.
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Podunk Corners
Joe Gqowazzle
Rhythm Kings
McGilvrey Hall
Lillian Kochenderfer
Cardinal Key
Captain Brady
Miss Pilly Sons
Gene Sautry
Sautry
Malcom Messe
Eleanor Roosevelt Enjoys Day Of Activities And Notes
The diary entry describes Eleanor Roosevelt attending gym exercises with students, a Gene Krupa concert, and a world of travel from London to Iceland. She comments on a ball without a queen, visits to Medford and Little Rock, and observations on troops, shelters, and international affairs.
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America
Gene Krupa
Mr. Krupa
Chicago
Profit by Experience Aid England When Pre-Paid
Letter from Ed Schulke argues Americans must support England now to safeguard democracy. Notes prewar goals, the Western Hemisphere policy, and reliance on the British navy as key. Warns against isolationism and calls aid to England a necessary, if costly, defense of democracy.
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England
America
Atlantic
Ed Schulke
Mystery Vincent Vinegar Reeled In By Campus Gossip
A montage of campus social notes recounts Vincent Vinegar as a fading presence in Stater sports pages. The roundup covers dates, dances, and social life with names like Mary Sheriff, Boake Carter, Rita Allendorf, Ginger Hedeen, Peggy Latmer, and Bob Seese, alongside campus venues and events.
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Vincent Vinegar
Deanie
Mary Sheriff
Wm. Taylor
Boake Carter
Warren Way
Laundry Bay
Newman Club
Peg Jo Latmer
Hank LaTorraca
Jimmy Hook
Rita Allendorf
Tom Bates
Ginger Hedeen
Duchess Scribbler
Bob Smith
Miami
Jean Kirkpatrick
Bernice Pindlay
Candy
Kent Stater publication details and staff
The Kent Stater in Kent Ohio prints four times weekly during the university year and weekly in summer with publication suspended during breaks. It is entered as second class matter and printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co. Editor George A Fleischer and staff list include Jules Bognar John Mine August Quattrechi Merry Allen and others.
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Kent State University
Kent
Ohio
Kent Stater
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
Madigon Ave
New York
N.Y
Cmicaco
BosTom
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Associated Collegiate Press and
Collegiate Digest
George A
Fleischer Business Manager
Jules Bognar
John Mine August Quattrechi
Merry Allen Sports Editor
Society
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Amalgamated
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Surrey
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Oregon
Maiden Ladies’ Society For the Prevention
Little Rock
Arkansas
Franklin
REMY
Russ Gillies
EJM
Engleman T
Barberton
Jack
Pierre’ Mosher
Bonnie Dray
Dale Zink
EsTeeGees
Peg Carper
Carsons
Zink
Werner Dickson
Dickson
Bob Seese
Bmoc
Jack Shorely
Jay Niemyer
Maderie Limback
Noo Yawk
Satudy
Bob Doblenty
Marian
Zupan
Ray Gallagher
Engleman
Mouse
Guisewire
NTFC
Sunite
Krupa
Cleveland
Trianon
Associated Collegiate Press
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