Kent State Stater Masthead and Staff Listing
The Kent Stater announces publication four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer, with suspension during vacations. The issue lists editors, department heads, reporters, and business staff including Jack Watts as Editor in Chief and Harold Thwaite as Circulation Manager, among numerous names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
Main St
Jack Watts
Joe Blair, Jr
Bob Benycom
Gus Chigges
Eens
George Fleischer
Natalie Fleersheimer
Jack Leg
Charlies McWilliams
Frank Fpetee
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
Mark Treat
Pete Mango
Carl Morris
Walter Wolfe
American Students Would Endure Hardship for Education
In a reflection on Chinese students during war time, Luther Tucker asks how American college students would react to education under extreme hardship. He notes Chinese youths marching miles, living in caves, and studying by candlelight to train for 450,000,000 people, arguing that Lincolnian spirit would drive Americans to value learning even in severe scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Tucker
China
Great
Chinese Plains
Peiping
Tsing Hwa
Nankai
Changsha
Confidential Column Mixed News and Gossip Themes
A rambling college column bundles gossip about friendships, sororities, and dating, with mentions of Brick McCarthy Millie Maxa Bert Davidson Kitty Ervin and others. It notes Ted Tucker's semi pro baseball interest and Jack Evans seeking freshman golf team help while riffing on campus politics and Kent State student life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Jr.Sr
Super Trumpet
Brick McCarthy
Millie Maxa
Bert Davidson
Kitty Ervin
Chuck Taylor
Martha
Sammy Yates
Ted
Tucker
Cambridge
Jack Evans
Packards
Greenland as permanent battleground for world order
A reader defends Mrs. Adams against antiwar ridicule and proposes subsidizing Greenland as a daily war arena. The column envisions annual US led contests from April to November, boosting munitions and tourism while avoiding real conflict headlines.
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Mr. Leggett
Legcett
Greenland
Europe
America
Chartes Cathedral
Britain
Germany
Benton
Podunk Public Library
U. S. Naval
Emerson
Boston
Lichtenfels
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Kent State
Kent State University
Kent, Ohio
Associated Collegiate Press and
Collegiate Digest
National Advertising Service, Inc
Madison Ave
New York
Lichty
A. O
Gamma Sigma Phi
D. A
Peg Carper
Ross McCafferty
Ruthie
Kenyon
Dick Barrie
Cleveland
Lowry
Ralph Wands
Jeanette Morgan
Andreas
P. A
Betty Campbell
Wayne Leroy
Youngstown
Bill Kennedy
Carl Ellis
Howard Besseger
Jean Shrig
Pittsburgh
Ruth Lea
Harry
Betty Fisher
Bob Smith
Margy Minor
Pat Patterson
Mickey Dover
Bob Stockdale
Joe Dixon
Gamma
Ravenna
Vacaria
Bob
Vacariu
Jane Rothermund
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