Kent Stater Staff and Publication Details
The Kent Stater is a daily Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Tuesdays and Fridays in summer sessions. It suspends during vacations. Subscription price two dollars per year. Entered as second class matter October 11, 1927 at Kent Ohio Post Office. Printed by Commercial Press Inc Kent Ohio.
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Bob Wentz
Don Koerlin
George Heaslip Society
Betty Rowlen
Post Business Manager
William Hugo
Angeline Scources
Sig Thorsen
Dune Hirka
Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
S. Depeyster St
Radock Honored for Directory Printing Aid
A letter to the editor credits Michael Radock, director of public relations, and his office for providing office cards used in Kent State University's Blue Key directory printing. The author notes the staff’s cooperation will ease access for students, faculty, and offices as the directory nears completion.
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Michael Radock
University
Kent State University
Stater apologizes for front page spelling error
The Stater issues a brief apology for yesterday’s front page story that misspelled a racial term with a lowercase n. It states the error was mechanical and not indicative of policy or attitude.
Miss Paris of 1947 Kay Trevis Weds Ray Mack
In Columbus on Sunday Kay Trevis and ex-GI Ray Mack, now a store credit manager, married. Berlin authorities briefly detained Soviet officials for several hours. Indiana University president Dr. Herman B Wells led a US Military Government education unit in Berlin before release. Stalin was not to be visited by Swedish cancer expert Elis Bervin in Moscow.
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Columbus
Paris
Kay Trevis
Ray Mack
Berlin
Herman B. Wells
Indiana University
U. S
Moscow
Stalin
Elis Bervin
Campaign Wind Ups and Rumors Stir Kent State Contest
Reporter outlines last minute theater of campaigns among three groups for Miss Kent State. Rumors describe Blue and Gold pranks and a staged tea event by Blue Star while ISA opponents eye publicity stunts. Red shirts mark volunteers. secrecy prevails as efforts shift to fundraising and spectacles.
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Kent
Blue and Gold Party
Kappa Mu Kappa House
Mabel Davey
Isa
Blue Star
Bonnie Jean Avant
The Social Code Penalties Detailed in University Notice
The Stater reprints the social code concluding with penalties for violations. First offense includes verbal reprimand. second offense bars from similar events for one quarter. third offense bans from all university social events for one quarter. The Social Committee defines GROUP as six or more persons and may impose harsher penalties as warranted.
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Darrel
Vets Not Superior To Younger Men Winslow By Al Post
In this discussion at Kansas State University a psychologist Dr. Charles Winslow says combat veterans and non combat veterans differ in outlook. He notes returning vets often feel academically inferior yet gain social maturity and realistic life views from their wartime experiences.
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Winslow
al Post
Bob Brown
Palestine
Italy
France
Brown
Montgomery
Africa
Apennines
Mt. Vesuvius
Pompeii
Isle of
Capri
Sorrento
Naples
St. Peter’s
Rome
Pisa
Venice
Charles Winslow
KSU
Dr. Winslow
Baldwin Wallace course sparks Catholic dissent on campus
At Baldwin Wallace College in Berea, a religion course for seniors is defended by professor William Kerstetter as an invitation to think about faith, while 48 Catholic students plan to quit amid a church versus college dispute. Msgr Balmat denounces the course. Wright says chapel programs remain interdenominational.
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Baldwin Wallace College
William Kerstetter
Methodist
Vincent B. Balmat
Cleveland Catholic
Kerstetter
Louis C. Wright
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Radock Aid
Blue Key
Indiana
Carol Hart
Eleanor Meek
Bill Jones
States
G.l’s
Getz
Sporting Goods
N. Water St
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