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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1943
Page
2
The Kent Stater refuses to condemn or commend the university board action, noting student editors cannot judge their superiors in a controversy stirring comment across the university and northern Ohio. The staff states personal opinions exist but no student has enough back...
Verse line references a baseball moment where the Mighty Kansas City team fails to score as a batter strikes out, leaving Mudville with no joy and a somber mood.
The university notes wartime disruption and calls for a smooth transition to a new president after Dr. Leebrick. It emphasizes continuing progress, keeping Kent State from returning to a normal school level, and rebuilding as a fast growing liberal arts oriented institution.
The Kent Stater at Kent State University in Ohio announces its publication pattern. It runs Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday during the term and weekly in summer or vacations.
Henry H. Smith, editor of Central Michigan Life at Central Michigan College, writes to Frances Murphey praising her paper and staff. He notes enjoying the Stater and mentions shared college experiences, editors and students, as well as plans to join the army on June 15.
A collage of campus snippets recounts aircrew misadventures, crushes, and social detours. Names like Marge Vichek Sue Worden and Hank Kepner appear with local places and events including a Rowboat Regatta and a KMK function. Subplots touch on enlistment, a Stater trophy, and boiler trouble as the circle greets visitors and departures.
The piece lists bandleaders in military branches, cites Louis Prima and Kenny Sargent changes, notes Harry James divorce rumors and Betty Grable marriage talk, mentions Gene Krupa fine, Columbia film Jam Session with top bands, and TV and radio replacements. It mentions Duke Ellington as featured and Duke as author of Dont Get Around Much Anymore.
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