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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1946
Page
2
The Stater bids farewell to four weekly editions as allocations decisions and printer limits cap collegiate journalism at Kent State University. Student council wins, preserving a non daily newspaper status for the university.
Rumors swirl after a busy Kent State B W game weekend with couples, engagements, and social mischief. Names like Jim Kline Barb Humphrey Lou Toth Phyl Swallow Bob Reash appear among varied pairings and campus parties.
An interview with Dr. Donald Anthony, university labor problems instructor and strike arbitrator, warns that Iron-man tactics and defiance by John L. Lewis threaten labor’s prestige and could invite anti-strike legislation. Anthony calls for a positive, constitutional approach to labor problems amid a critical public mood. Meat outlook in Kent notes hopeful price declines and steady supply as restaurants report easing shortages and strong demand.
Students critique KSU social programs lacking venues, dances, and weekend gatherings. Quotes show desire for more assemblies parties hay rides and better bands with broader town and campus involvement to improve student life. Independent and commuter students urge expanded facilities and activities beyond fraternities and sororities.
Editorial staff listing for The Kent Stater newspaper at Kent State University Ohio includes Pat Morgan Bob Lengacher Jay Gossett and others. Publication schedule shows three weekly issues on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays with vacations. Local printer is Commercial Press Inc at 1158 DePeyster Street Kent Ohio.
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