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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1943
Page
2
Speech-like editorial reflects on death in war and a local man John Doolittle as an example. It argues education shapes citizens but courage in crisis is personal, urging readers to pass their final test through action and responsibility.
Worthwhile research by B F Goodrich synthetic rubber scientists is seen in McGilvrey hall laboratories once used by student chemists. The work is separate from university activities but deemed valuable, with a hope for continued postwar collaboration between industry and education.
The Kent Stater at Kent State University Kent Ohio publishes on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday during the school year and weekly in summer, with additional vacation releases as needed.
A hitchhiker chats with a Jack & Heintz associate who praises 12 hour days 7 days a week and free work benefits. Heins chief Ralph Heintz designs products boosting quality while cutting costs. The story touts associates running trials for nonperformers and envisions a cooperative capital labor future.
Harold Barton of Cuyahoga Falls a freshman engineer in the Radio Workshop left yesterday for Fort Hayes Columbus to join the army air corps. Enrolled in liberal arts he will be assigned to a basic training field from Columbus.
The item highlights Pvt. Wilson’s romance with Purity Calhoun and notes Marge Hook returning to work after measles. It mentions the 3 Sigmas as betting favorites in the R boat Regatta who have won all races. Hal Martin is on leave from the navy while Russ O’Conke grows a victory garden.
Local chatter reports Adelaide Snyder favored for Statered, with McDowell vs Cordier for Burr editorship. KMKs buy all B Seltzer after a party. Donna Payden gets state offers and leaves Kent Courier-Tribune on graduation day.
A thousand volunteers are uprooted from home and placed in northern Illinois to learn combat. The piece follows Pvt Roy Apple and fellow soldiers through grueling daily routines from dawn to late night as they endure fatigue, blisters, and homesickness, driven by a duty to protect loved ones.
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