Golden Flash Fans Await Historic Stadium Debut
Editorial notes a big day for University of Akron supporters as the Golden Flashes play their first campus football game in the Mid America Conference against a cautious Reserve team. The piece recalls past matchups with KSU and highlights revenge motives and the stadium dedication.
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Golden Flash
Sons of the Blue and Gold
Flashes
Kalamazoo
Mich
Beesmen
Reserve
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Cleveland
Wilbur
Wib” Little
Rees
Kent State Fans Urged to Support Flashes at Cleveland Clash
The Red Cats carry a 23 20 win to Cleveland for a pivotal game against Flashes. Campus urged commuters and suitcase students to fill cars, rally spirit, and travel 40 miles to back Kent State at Shaw stadium with mass turnout tomorrow.
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Red Cats
Cleveland
Shaw Stadium
KSU
Kent
Mass
Joe Ludick Wins North Miami Mayor Race
Reporter John Fowler delivers glad tidings to the Ludick family after Joe Ludick, 29, wins the North Miami mayoral race, defeating six opponents. News travels from Miami Herald via Akron Beacon Journal. Joe’s path includes Kent Roosevelt high school, Oberlin, Kent, and a law degree in 1950. The mother marks her birthday with the surprise victory, hailed as a hometown success story.
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Andrew Ludick
School Street
Kent
Joe
North Miami
Fla
Ludicks
Mother Ludick
Miami Herald Telegraph
Akron Beacon Journal
Kent Roosevelt High School
Marine Corps
Guadalcanal
Roberta Fitzgerald
Oberlin College
G.I. Bill
University of Miami
Florida
Miami
Joe Ludick
Pocket books sell 25 million copies amid lurid covers
The writer condemns pocket-book publishing for sexualized covers that lure readers. He notes Erskine Caldwell and Rosa mond Marshall as leaders of the trend with risqué editions and sensational headlines. He fears a rise of sleazy Alice in Wonderland spin offs and original manuscripts driven by lurid illustration.
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Pocket-Books
Erskine Caldwell
Pocket Editions
Rosamond Marshall
Kitty
Au Naturelle
Miss Marshall
Hotspur
Betty Crocker
Hate Final Weeks First Is Harder
By John False the piece argues the first week of the fall term is the hardest to endure as students return to registration lines, meals at Lowery hall, sign in times, and early eight o'clock classes, making the start of a term unusually rough yet memorable.
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John False
Lowery Hall
Kent State University newspaper details and publication notes
The Kent Stater is published Tuesday through Friday during the regular school year and Thursdays in summer sessions. It suspends during vacations. It was entered as second class matter on Oct. 11, 1927 at Kent, Ohio. Printed by Commercial Press, Inc., 115 S Depeyster St Kent. Subscription price is $2.00 per year. Editorial offices are in 115 Merrill Hall at Kent State University.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Commercial Press, Inc
S. Depeyster St
Merrill Hall
Kent State University
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