Kent State Stater Staff and Publication Details
The Kent Stater is published four times a week in the regular term and weekly in summer, with suspended publication during vacations. It lists editor roles, city editor, news staff, and various editors and reporters led by Editor-in-Chief Joe Blair Jr and Business Manager Betty Crampton.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
Main St
Jack Watts
Joe Blair, Jr
Betty Crampton
Census objectors challenge 1939 questions across nation
A Columbus attorney filed suit on behalf of all U S citizens to block census queries such as bathtub in home value mortgage amount and weekly work hours in 1939. Rabbi Israel Goldstein defends the census as gathering data for national needs, while critics warn of eroding privacy and heritage.
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Columbus
United States
Israel Goldstein
New York
Lewis
Milwaukee Journal
America
Kent State University Seeks New Seal to Reflect Status
The Kent State campus, now an accredited university, notes a mislabel at the entrance with a seal bearing the inscription Kent State College. The Stater urges replacing the plaque to match the university status and tradition.
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Kent State University
Kent
Kent State College
Letters and notices on church critique and campus news
Readers defend Miss Kernen's satirical critique of a dull church service as thoughtful chastisement. A Kent State short course in photography earns praise from visitors and local business leaders. Vermont announces spring athletic events while Oregon State owns a giant Douglas fir chip. Minnesota cleans a heavy chandelier. Death Valley field notes report campus shortwave radio links.
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Death Valley
College of the Pacific
Akron Kent clash over crowding fuels tournament draw
The debate over Kent State University hosting the Northeast Ohio Class A Basketball Tournament drew protests from Akron press while Merle Wagoner notes 25 000 plus admissions over nine nights. He says Akron gyms were crowded before without complaint and Kent will attract crowds and provide proper accommodations.
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Kent State University
Akron
Northeastern Ohio
Kent
Wills Gymnasium
Merle Wagoner
Nepal Through the Lens of an Adventurous Explorer
A National Geographic writer journeys north of Bengal into Nepal seeking the mythical Henglomaticapia. He details Kathmandu’s prison misadventures, Nepali life including education and gender roles, agriculture on the plains, and a final ascent of Everest before slipping into Tibet.
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Bengal
Tibet
Nepal
Halliburton
National Geographic Society
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Jack Leggett
Stew Fern
Cornelia Porea
Harold Thwaite
Mickey Dover
Merry Allen
Earl Vacaria
John Hanlin
Jean Ishbrig
Clyde Friar
Leland Pearson
Jean DeVeaux
Gertrude DeVos
Alyce Schell
Jerry Swope
Charles Ayres
Bill Kennedy
Bill Thompson
Andbe Prosen
Bob Cook
Charles Maglione
Hope Byrne
Charles Burley
Charles McWiliams
Frank Petee
Mary Brandt
Virginia Frederick
Mary K. Balser
Mariesta McDonald
Jacqueline Thierry
Betty Breen
William Whalen
Lindy Barch
Betty Bayes
Kenneth Cole
August Quattrochi
Gene Matthey
Anne Daly
Helen Elliot
Bill Lloyd
Berta Kernan
Lichty
Miss Kernen
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Russell O’conke
Kent Hotel
University of Vermont
Louisiana State University
NYA
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Oregon State College
Paul Bunyan
Bengal Lancers
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Yasah
Guariishanker
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Than
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