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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1941
Page
2
A campus central committee meeting to elect three representatives devolved into Greek and Independent bickering. A president’s resignation and an appointed Greek delegate led to a legally void vote as the presiding officer urged the Greek bloc to secure two seats, illustrating flawed student government.
Washington reports indicate White House proposals to lower draft age to 18 or 3 would let registrants choose service year. Despite Rayburn remarks, broad support is not crystalline as lawmakers weigh admin changes and potential emergency measures before congressional action.
Kent Stater is a four times weekly newspaper at Kent State University Kent Ohio with summer weekly issues. It lists editors business manager sports editor society editor and assistants and notes printing by P B Bonsall Co and national advertising representation.
A roster of individuals is presented in a historical newspaper snippet. The names include Bill Lloyd, Berta Kernen, Frances Murphey, Lee Pearson, Matt Fenn, J. Charles McWilliams, Russell Baird, George Ketchy, Marvin Eubanks, Luella Heupel, Janet Woodley, Bill MacPhail, Frances White, Martha Harper, Jim Richards, Charles Ready, Lig on Mayhew, Dorothy Roessel, Betty Breen, Silerian DeBulis, Harriet J. Hungerford, Mary DiVencenzo.
News doodlings from the campus scene report 2,800 attendees over two NTFC shows beating a previous record. The piece jumbles names and events from socials, rehearsals, and gossip including dance partners, fights, and campus notices.
Eight administrative heads of New York teachers colleges left Kent after touring the campus and inspecting science and dormitory facilities. They were guests of Dr. and Mrs. K. C. Leebrick en route from the University of Kentucky to New York. The group included Dr. Herman Cooper Dr. Harry D. De Groat Dr. Charles W. Hunt Dr. John M. Sayles Dr. Ralph W. Swetman Dr. James B. Welles and Dr. Harry W. Rockwell.
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