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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1948
Page
2
A provocative pamphlet argues women are destroying manhood and urges a move toward a womanless world. It cites case histories of men’s jealousy and heartbreak sparked by relationships, urging men to unite and isolate “destroyers of manhood.”
A campus reporter reviews registrar files to reveal why students enroll at Kent State. Common reason is proximity to home, while others cite coach or headmaster recommendations, scholarships, and personal ambitions. One student notes balancing ballet with studies as the key.
The Kent Stater lists editors and staff including Bob Weymueller as editor in chief and Clarence Peoples as sports editor. It notes publication Tuesday through Friday during the school year, suspends vacation periods, subscription price two dollars per year, and filing details with Kent Ohio post office in 1927.
Kent State students thank Central Michigan for royal treatment after a game in Mt Pleasant. They describe welcome events, dorm accommodations, and breakfast invitations, urging CMU students to visit Kent and Kent State to return the hospitality. A separate letter argues the Merrill Hall drowning photo educates journalism students and honors the nation’s history.
A Kent Stater reader commends the student group for organizing a square dance in Wills gym while urging live musicians and a small, affordable band. The writer argues a band would boost attendance and proceeds, reflecting pride in Kent State’s 100% commitment to student activities and campus life.
Longview Texas aviators Fred Vinmont and Bert Simons pushed past the one hundred hour mark toward a world endurance record of 726 hours aboard a specially equipped plane. In Buffalo New York at Park Country Club president Whitworth Ferguson recounted a golf incident where a helicopter hovered, the pilot removed a pin from the cup, then replaced it and departed. In Tilden Illinois artificial respiration saved a dog that fell into a well, rescued by Henry Hahn.
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