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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1941
Page
2
In a Stater pre game story Bob Kenyon defended Case and its students who opposed the team saying they would forcefully silence critics. The team then failed to secure a win Friday and faced a tough outcome.
The Golden Flashes showed strong offense and defense, outpacing Case in aerial play and first downs while losing 70 yards on penalties. Despite Case’s better ground game, the Flashes showcased grit, promising to win the remaining games through West Liberty to Akron.
Fragmentary draft cites Claire Haas acquiring an airplane and dropping skool while Eaglemanites enjoy a piano draft from the gym. Mentions of Grik Central committee, India event, Kenny Davis, Rosy signals, Kuzmenko and Jones, Ben Wright return after 2 days with 19 passes, Corinne Melbourne abroad, and Don Kemp with Jim Anderson and Bob Pitcher.
Local column pieces together a string of social notes including surprise army visits, engagements and weddings, birthdays, parties, and a dramatic tease of upcoming romances. Names like Amy Yellin Ruth Bradley Moultonite Betty Corbeau and Ruth Ericson appear amid party chatter and personal announcements.
Dr. Baum breaks his rule of not replying in print to student letters to address Gavagan’s charges that his classroom examples bias against political groups. He asserts the goal is to train critical reading, not to attack isolationists or interventionists, and invites proof that his examples are unsound.
The Kent Stater is issued four times weekly on Wednesday Thursday and Friday during the academic year and weekly in summer. Publication is suspended during vacations. It is entered as second class matter at Kent Ohio since October 11 1927 and printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co.
Dorothy Maynor, famed Negro soprano, will sing at the Akron armory Tuesday and Cleveland Public Hall next Sunday. The week also features Arturo Toscanini led Cleveland Orchestra concerts, Severin Eisenberger as pianist guest, and Christian Ringwald directing the Twilight Concerts with Brahms and Strauss pieces. A 200-voice University Messiah chorus is forming for December 14.
Cook proposed October 30 as Homecoming election date with October 21 as the filing deadline for class officer and homecoming queen petitions. The proposal received the council's approval.
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