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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1941
Page
2
A satirical piece portrays Dr Henry Wallace and his staff delivering a temporary cure as H R 1776 passes Senate. The nation, anxious and restless, finds momentary relief as the bill becomes law and statuette nerves ease amid public propellant.
G Grant Mason Jr cites civil pilot training as educational and economic value beyond defense, aiding manufacturers and air transport while cushioning postwar slumps. Harry B Gideonse notes Europe’s shift from family and church loyalties to a single national loyalty amid upheaval.
Guest columnist recalls Kent State photo briefings and the 1941 Nela Park sessions. Highlights include Rus Arnold on flash bulbs and Dever Timmins on talks, with Don Mohler clarifying indoor photography. Dale Rooks elected NPR executive secretary. Kent State hosts hope for 1942 43 turnout.
The Kent Stater publishes four issues weekly during the academic year and once weekly in summer, with suspension during vacations. It lists staff roles including business manager, city editor, sports editor, society editor, and research editor, and notes association memberships and advertising representatives.
A roster of reporters including Helen Elliott John Hanlin Bill Lloyd Berta Kernen Clyde Friar Frances Murphey Frank Petee Lee Pearson Matt Ferin Chuck Ayres Jake McWilliams Russell Baird George Ketchy Marvin Eubanks Luella Heupel Janet Woodley Siv erina DeBulis Eleanor Staj Bill McPhall appears in the article’s byline.
A University of Richmond professor dodged class with a joking board note and a student altered the word class to lass es prompting another day off. Northwestern’s Purple Parrot recounts a student submitting a 20 year old fraternity term paper earning an A minus after the professor noted its lasting merit.
The Kent State University registrar reports two students unintentionally omitted from the last Thursday issue’s honor roll. Louise K. Fagley and William Schraegle earned high honors with point averages above 3.5 and are now listed on the high honor roll.
Local campus scene buzzes with social whirl and romantic headlines. Gossipy notes mention Elaine Harvey and Bob Sheldon ending a romance, Bob Seese returning with Viccie Konkel, and Donn Linn with Kitty Liptak in a tense Deck rendezvous.
Dr Bolton argues revolutions in South America aided American independence as he cites Bolivar and San Martin as Latin equivalents of George Washington. He criticizes myths about America and notes older colleges in South America and misstatements about printing presses and stamps. He spoke after attending the Oberlin Pan American conference.
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