Kent State Stater details publication and staff
The Kent Stater, issued four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer, outlines its printing house at 138 E. Main St Kent Ohio and details its Associated Collegiate Press affiliation. It lists editors, reporters, and business staff including Jack Watts as contact and Betty Saneatinana as business manager.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
Jack Watts
Joe Blair, Jr
Betty Saneatinana
Bam
Bob Gseese
Bob Kenyon End
John Mine
George Fleischer
Natalie Floersheimer
Jack Leggett
Stew Fern
Cornelia Peres
Harold Thwaite
Mickey Dover
Merry Allen
Earl Vacaria
John Hanlin
Jean Ihrig
Clyde Friar
Leland Pearsey
Jean DeVeaux
Gertrude DeVos
Alyce Schell
Jerry Swope
Charles Ayres
Bill Kennedy
Bill Thompson
Anneen
Bob Cook
Charles Maglione
Hope
Mary Brandt
Charles Erickson
Verla ‘Walters
Move the Opera Should the Met Relocate to Cleveland
Governor Lehman urges New Yorkers to buy Met tickets to save the Metropolitan Opera. Cleveland audiences soon in April show near full sales, prompting questions about New York’s appetite for fine music and a possible Met move.
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Lehman
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Cleveland
Met
Imperialistic War Debate Roils Public Opinion
The article examines whether the current European conflict is imperialistic. It notes growing English Labour Party claims and prompts from British public opinion. It questions the war’s motives beyond economic aims and democracy, citing Chamberlain and Poland as context.
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Labor Party
Campus radio proposal faces admin review at Kent State
Professor G Harry Wright must present the petition for a campus radio system to the administration to decide if Kent State should join Harvard and Brown in such productions with an initial outlay of 100 dollars. Meanwhile Don Parker prepares an April show with four original songs and numerous gags as backing for a potential open house conducted by Mouse and Guisewite. The article also notes a Finnish relief event featuring the Cosack male chorus.
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G. Harry Wright
Kent
KSU
Harvard
Wesleyan
Brown
Triangle Club
Don Parker
Way
Parker
Mouse
Guisewite
Poetic justice and campus news at Kent State
University students witness a poetic justice moment as students sing for a nation oppressed by the same government that unseated them 23 years ago. The Duchess editor reports five entries remain for the Red Book short story contest with a 250 prize.
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Duchess
Jack Harris
Western Dreamer Looks to Arizona But Keeps Watching The West
A nostalgic voice recalls childhood fantasies of riding down outlaws and rescuing damsels, then drifting to later years as a wanderer. He plans a move to Tempe Arizona to study at State College while continuing to ride and dream of a simpler life with friends Nat Floersheimer and Ells DeHoff.
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Hamburg
Arizona
Tempe
The
State College
Nat Floersheimer
Ells DeHoff
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Tom Date
Scotty Johnson
Eddie Duchin
E. Ladislaw Novotny
George Washington
Confucius
Horace Greely
Oscar Zilch
Bo West
Lonesome Pine Pass
God's Country
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