National Newspaper Week Opens October 1
The Chicago Tribune frames newspapers as a public institution and notes National Newspaper Week opening October 1. Sponsored by Newspaper Association Managers, Inc., the observance honors the press’s role in informing and shaping public opinion and supporting democracy.
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Chicago Tribune
American Press
Newspaper Association Managers, Inc
Newspaper Week
California Newspaper Publishers Association
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Kent State Game Becomes International Air Raid Metaphor
A Saturday football clash between Assumption College of Canada and Kent State University is framed as more than a routine contest. The piece notes the game symbolizes a shared friendship across borders as peers in both nations review it through the lens of sport rather than conflict.
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Golden Flashes
Assumption College of Canada
Kent State University
Kent State
Kent
Embargo on Scrap Iron Signals Far East Shift
World News In Review notes the Roosevelt administration embargo on scrap iron to Japan as a humane measure amid fears over Japan joining the Rome Berlin axis. It warns of possible U S Britain rubber and tin shortages and cites Willkie’s criticism as Congress debates recesses tied to the axis pact and wartime tensions.
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Roosevelt
Japan
China
Far East
United States
Britain
Congress
Mickey Dover
Frosh
Sophs
Bud Anderson
Laster
Ginny Saker
Floyd Wicks
Saker
WFMJ
Y’stown
Lowry
Ben Lounding
Helen Snow
Kappa Sig
Betty Moreland
Schine's
Don Pierce
Collegiate Digest
the Frosh
Dean Winsper
Eddie Engler
Begala
Grady Jackson
Negro Pikskinner
Mary Sherriff
Pa. Central
Ward and campus clubs spark in Oregon and beyond
As We See It notes Francie Waterbury doing radio work in Northbend Oregon while Tom Manko leads a new Willkie club. It mentions social intrigue among campus groups, engagements, singing gigs, and various gossip items about Frat life, with multiple names and local hints of events and seats.
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Ward
Francie Waterbury
Northbend
Oreg
Tommy Manko
Willkie Club
Joe Begala
Sammy Kaye
Ork-Man
PI Kappa Sig Clan
Neiner
NTFC
Kentonian Politics and Freshmen Voting Tactics
A column reviews Kent State University political life in the new K book. It notes freshmen face party labels Kentonian Blue Gold Independent and questions voter guidance. The piece comments on student influence, coercion, and the playful yet pointed political intramurals in campus elections.
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Kent
Kent State University
Blue and Gold Party
Kent Stater publication details and staff
The Kent Stater is issued four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer, printed in Kent Ohio. The paper lists staff including editor Betty Crampton, business manager Jules Bognar, city editor Bob Kenyon, society editor Lindy Barch, and sports editor Gus Chigres, with Merrill offices and contact numbers.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Prin Co
E. Main St
Stater
Associated Collegiate Press and Collegiate Digest
National Advertising Service, Inc
Madigon Ave
New York
N.Y
Chicago
BosTom
Los Angeles
Sam Francisco
Merrill Business Office
Merrill
Betty Crampton
Jules Bognar
Bob Kenyon
Lindy Barch
Gus Chigres
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Walt Holmes
Olga Hazlinsky
Olga
Nooyork Symphony
Audrienne van Hyning
Earl Harris
Ravenna
Virginia Gresham
Doc de Weese
Vilma Krusko
Velma Andrews
Paul Critz
Burr
Bill Schraegle
Doris Stanton
Margie Richards
Don Tingley
Kate Farley
W. Va
Andy Senich
Esquire
Lynn Miller
Lennie Schafitz
Ace Photog
Bob Taylor
Mandalari
Geo
Kewtie
Bob
Joe
Lichty
Selma
Kent Karousal
Bob Seese
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