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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1941
Page
2
The University faculty selects 100 students for a scholarship assembly highlighting a mix of almanac types and real scholarship. Fraternity men, sorority women, editors, and future teachers join a diverse group of top scholars to be announced, prompting respect and envy.
A national periodical argues for a censorship bureau in Washington backed by army and navy officials to curb foreign disruption of U S armament plans. The piece opposes censorship and condemns secrecy and biased reporting, urging transparency and the free press as core American principles.
A Niagara Index note argues against censorship in the United States paralleling Nazi Germany. It stresses Americans’ right to govern, warns censorship is a rising threat, and contrasts wartime sentiment with anti war preference. It quotes a doctor on will power and a dancing master on jazz.
Mr and Mrs John Webb and their son Adelbert thank Kent State University faculty and students for flowers and sympathy after the death of their daughter and sister Alice. They note overwhelming grief and value loyalty and kindness from teachers and college friends.
At the final meeting of the year Pi Kappa Delta elected next year’s officers. Tom Rickey will be president, Jewell Hardman vice president, and Dick McGinnis secretary treasurer. Student Forensic officers named as director Joe Blair, associate director of debate Carol Sayers, associate director of extension activities Joe Hart, and associate director of intramural activities Scheffel Pierce.
A Dutch-born father and his son, both refugees, pursue education at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr Herbert Loeb, a former dentist of 20 years in Holland, must complete two years of instruction before practicing in the United States. His son Arthur, aged 17, studies in the scientific school aiming to be a chemical engineer.
Dr. Denis L. Fox, assistant professor of marine biochemistry at the University of California’s Scripps Institution, says research in England continues despite German bombers over London and U-boats. Fox recently returned after a year at Cambridge University.
A non credit course in theater management becomes part of Duke university student training in Durham. The program expands practical study for students seeking management skills in the arts and performance sector.
Students seeking positions on the Cleveland board of education playgrounds may attend a 4 p m exam Thursday in room 109 Merrill hall announced by George J Altmann professor of health and physical education. Previous takers need not retake.
Kent State Stater lists publication schedule four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer, with refunds and office details. It names editors, managers, and staff including George Fleacher, Jules Bogner, and James Swope, among many others, and notes printing by P. B. Bonsall Printing Co. in Kent Ohio.
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