Kent Stater Publication Schedule
The Kent Stater is issued twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays during the university year with suspensions during college vacations.
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1944
Page
2
The Kent Stater is issued twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays during the university year with suspensions during college vacations.
A man who survived combat in Italy returns home and reengages with his old circle. He shares casual moments like offering beer and recalling wartime losses while reflecting on life and its meaning. His humor, sports talk, and music show a blend of scarred memory and normalcy.
The speaker notes the new face on the administration building after months of conflict and mocks German diplomacy. He values courage to live for a cause over dying in battle and condemns suppression and prejudice at home. He appeals to action and purpose.
An editorial poem reflecting disillusion with the voting booth experience. The speaker expects a guide in the ballot process yet finds an empty booth, a plain pencil and papers rather than conscience. He imagines meeting conscience but remains alone, awaiting guidance on honor and responsibility.
A rapid fire collage of wedding plans, theater buzz, elections, and dating rumors on campus. Items mention Lou Jaremba, Johnny Williamson, Geo Papp, Mitchell, Phil Lambert, Wargowsky & Co, Captain Univ, and numerous students with social plans, speeches, and upcoming events.
Ohio joins Wyoming and Wisconsin as Republican states after 1940 Democratic results. War data show U S casualties surpassing 500 000 with Army 437 356 and Navy 71 839, amid Pacific and Russia fronts. Tacloban post office and airmail service reopening noted. Roosevelt fourth term vote timing outlined.
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