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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1940
Page
2
The article laments the lack of student backing for the leading state football team. It notes a recent assembly failed to engage the 2,700 student body and urges a rally Friday to cheer the players who have trained hard in poor conditions.
Dr. C. C. Kochenderfer Kent State University marketing professor argues Italy and Germany may fail to dominate the Mediterranean as their reach to Suez and Turkey's cooperation hinge on British naval power and Allied aid. He traces Syria’s role, Turkish neutrality, and British sea strength while noting his career path through Washington and various universities.
A string of new song titles and arrangements showcase fresh takes from Dorsey Oliver and Wingie Manone. Ziggy Elman and Connie Haines propel Make Me Know It and When I Saw You with lively brass and vocal flair while Sousa and Tschaikowsky tunes receive easy swing treatments. Charlie Barnet Wings Over Manhattan and Night and Day entice with travel themed chord work and bright solos. Glenn Miller teases Slumber Song closing theme as conscription news emerges for Kenny Baker Lanny Ross Gray Gordon Sammy Kaye. Peggy Mann signs with Larry Clinton as Artie Shaw builds a new big band lineup. A new Music and Rhythm magazine debuts alongside renewed interest in modern orchestral showpieces.
A public urging unity beyond party lines calls Americans to back the national good regardless of Roosevelt or Willkie outcomes. The author stresses cooperation, resolve, and patriotism to meet crisis, warning against divisive anger that could weaken the nation.
Kent State University Kent Ohio summer term notice lists publication suspensions during vacations and entry as second class matter. The Kent Stater is printed at 138 E Main St Kent Ohio and is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press and Collegiate Digest with staff editors and many named editors and sports editors.
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