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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1941
Page
2
A Kent State survey on student attitudes toward the European war shows students keeping calm amid the foreign situation. Opinion divides on a question measuring who supported or opposed intervention.
Students discuss isolationism versus intervention as Gallup polls show broad American concern over Roosevelt policy. English author Freda Utley argues the danger of German invasion across the Atlantic and the limits of American capacity to act without declared war. Americans are keeping calm and evaluating all angles amid propaganda.
Scene staged at Public School No 3 Surrey Nebraska features Mr K C Leebrick and third graders in a political satire with Lil Bobbie Cook and His Mob. The skit parodies campaigning, caucuses, and editorializing with mock dialogue and a playful party atmosphere.
The Kent Stater is published four times weekly during the academic year and summer term with vacations suspended. It is entered as second class matter Oct 11 1927 at Kent Ohio and printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co. Staff includes John Mine business manager Bob Ledbetter managing editor Matt Fenn society editor Luella Heupel politics editor Chas McWilliams sports editor and Bob Matson night editor.
The Kent Stater will publish the final installment of the “Children’s Party” in the Wednesday edition. The editorial context is framed around the conclusion and its implications for readers and the community.
Campaign underway to raise funds for two four year athletic scholarships. A Campus Ork has formed and seeks a name. winner gets two passes to Schines.
Lindy Barch and Frances Murphey with Luella Heupel edit society copy while Robert Matson leads the sports desk Marvin Eubanks and Ligon Mayhew manage the night desk Staff reporters include Donna Payden who finished second Charles McWilliams Frances White Dorothy Roessel Janet Woodley Jerry Swope and Ruth Recht the sole freshman on staff
First major University Theater production opens Thursday and Friday in the auditorium. written by Robert Ardrey in 1939 it centers on escapism from social problems and the inevitability of social evolution. characters include Charleston a Lake Michigan lighthouse keeper and a spectral ship crew including Dr Stefan Kurtz and a suffragette.
A fragmentary write up notes impressions of attendees Walt Holmes and Jack Britt at the WRU dance while Politico Fred Prasse escorts Mary Jane O'Brien to the event. Other snippets mention people like Jean Lerner, Bud Gerber, Mike Feduniak, Marian Nichols and several postmaster and travel references.
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