Weigh The Issues Before You Vote
The piece argues both Roosevelt and Willkie oppose entering war and support aiding democracies like Britain. It defends the president’s wartime actions, rejects claims of secret commitments, and urges students to base voting on facts, not emotion, amid a global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willkie
Roosevelt
United States
Holy Union
Germany
Italy
Department of State
Japan
Mr. Willkie
Chechoslovakia
Europe
Gallup
China
Britain
University official backs probe after controversial column
The writer admits errors in a prior piece about the Gilronan Cop episode and says no university stance was intended. Dr Leebrick and Dr Seebrick report ongoing efforts to uncover facts while promising an official statement if the investigation clarifies events. The author apologizes for a line urging a policeman to be harmed as potentially inciting violence.
Total Selfishness Will Prove Fatal To Democracies
A narrative by Dick Kerckhoff presents a parable about a boy George and girl Mary whose selfishness and reluctance to help lead to estrangement. The piece references a broader reflection on England surrendering to Germany and ends with a resigned tone about life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Kerckhoff
George
Mary
Littl
England
Germany
Jazz side of 1940s swing with multiple artists
Notes preview tunes from Jules Bognar Tony Pastor Lionel Hampton Glenn Miller and others. Mentions House of Morgan I d Be Lost Without You Beat Me Daddy Eight to the Bar and You Walk By with solos and vocal refrains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Pastor
Tommy Dorsey
Lionel Hampton
Hampton
Lionel
Helen Forrest
Daddy
Glenn Miller
Jack Lathrop
Kent State Stater highlights and publishing details
The Kent Stater is listed as a four times weekly publication during the university year with weekly summer issues and suspended during vacations. It is entered as second class at Kent, Ohio and printed by P. B. Bonsall Printing Co. Betty Crampton and Jules Bognar are business managers. George Fleischer is the city editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
Associated Collegiate Press and Collegiate Digest
Betty Crampton
Jules Bognar
George Fleischer
Murrow Broadcasts On Bombed London Despite Risks
Edward R. Murrow, director of CBS European staff, kept London broadcasts on schedule amid a shattered office and nightly bombings. He and two assistants relay messages from underground BBC studios while London endures sleepless nights and debates over descriptive language for bombings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langham Place
Edward R. Murrow
Columbia Broadcasting System
America
London
Murrow
Institute of International Educations
Europe
British Broadcasting Company
Janet
Eric Sevareid
Paris Herald
Larry Lesueur
New York City
van Cortlandt Park
Columbia
Lesueur
Dover
Arthur Menken
Menken
Channel
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Great Britain
Philadelphia
Lichty
Blue Barrow
Russ Carlylee
National For National Service, Inc
Madigan Ave
New York
N. Y
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Kent State University
Kent, Ohio
London Radio
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