Final Words From Stater Editors On Departure
The farewell message to students and faculty reflects on four years at the University, duties of editors Ted Phillips and Norma Knisely, and advice to future staff. It lauds President Bowman and the staff’s hard work, noting the three weekly issues and dedication of reporters, editors, and society and sports desks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Phillips
Norma Knisely
Stater
Bowman
Society
Helen Platt
Mearis
Kaye Tolt
Carol Linder
Kent State clippings mix gossip with local notes
A jumble of campus tidbits covers arrests for disturbance, dating rumors, wedding date changes, travel jokes, new posts, summer plans, and club chatter. Names include Norma Knisely, Clarence Tonka, Ted Phillips, Hank Johnston, and others while notes reference local eateries, dorms, and events at Kent State.
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al Welch
Patterson and
Wargowsky
Dick Stallsmith
Earl Stewart
Norma Knisely
Clarence Tonka
Ted Phillips
Hank Johnston
Kent Stater
George Husa
Keeping pace with ideals after war and study of victory
The Saturday Letter argues that after wartime distraction the nation must measure progress by moral and ethical goals, not only technical gains. It urges educational planning to foster attitudes for life and happiness, and defines victory as preserving principles beyond defeating the physical enemy, signing Raymond E. Manchester.
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Raymond E. Manchester
Radio Patters In Mock Epitaph For Hitler
Arthur Godfrey jokes a Hitler epitaph on air saying dead speak no ill and Hitler is dead good while Phil Baker riffs to a home maker contestant about dishpan hands and avoiding them by washing with two things. The quip ends with the punch line about the husband’s hands.
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Arthur Godfrey
CBS Unpredictable Master
Hitler
Arthur
Phil Baker
CBS
Phil
Service Men News Highlights World War II Links
Lieut James B Scobie serving in Germany praises a campus scene while noting his battalion runs a German prison stockade and has had no days off in six months. University ties appear as two 1942 43 veterans Durivage and Leonard meet in Germany and Kellerman and Burnham cross paths in Europe. Major Leroy Chalker promotion announced from France. Gossett 返回 Las Vegas and flies B 24s with Eighth Air Force. Dedinsky and brother Jim serve Navy England. Boesch recuperates in Netherlands East Indies. Lieut Harold W Taylor in Greece reports U S Public Health and UN Relief mission duties.
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Ant Scobie
College of Education
Robert Durivage
Frank Leonard
Germany
Durivage
Rhine
Remagen
Leonard
Cherbourg
James A. Burnham
J. G
Bill Kellerman
Burnham
Kent
Kellerman
College of Business Administration
Leroy Chalker
France
Chalker
Sixth Army
Europe
Ohio
U. S. Public Health Service
Greece
Harold W. Taylor
Lieutenant Taylor
College of Liberal Arts
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
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