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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1940

Page

2

Winnow the chaff in campaign rhetoric for voters

The Kent State column urges college students to sift propaganda from political speeches during the 1940 campaign. It critiques a publicist's Hitler parallel and cautions readers to separate fact from hype, noting both parties use misleading claims while stressing the need to find genuine truth in elections.

United States GOP Mauritz Hallgren Baltimore Hitler Germany Roosevelt Hallgren America Fritz Thiesen Goebbels Berlin Kent States Willkie

Theater Driving For Increased Membership

Fritzie Koole leads University Theater club efforts to boost enrollment with a $10 prize for top seller and trophies for leading Greek groups and student ticket sellers. First format set for December 7 and members gain extra play tickets plus off campus formats.

Fritzie Koole University Theater Club Fritzie

Kent Stater college newspaper publication and details

The Kent Stater is published four times a week during the university year with weekly issues in the summer term. It is printed in Kent Ohio by P B Bonsall Printing Co. and filed as second class matter with the Kent Post Office.

Kent Stater Kent Ohio P. B. Bonsall Printing Co E. Main St Associated Collegiate Press and Collegiate Digest

College paper staff list and editors for Associated Collegiate Press

The clipping lists Betty Crampton as editor with Jules Bognar as editor and Earl Vacaria as business manager. City editor Lindy Barch and society editor Gus Chigges are named, along with a large roster of sports editors and staff members.

Betty Crampton Jules Bognar Earl Vacaria Lindy Barch Socety Gus Chigges

Fletcher Explains Split Ballots and Voter Independence

Editor Miss Mona Fletcher analyzes the new two ballot system approved by the state legislature. The presidential ballot and a second ballot for state and county offices may boost independent voting and ease tensions between state and national party choices. The article includes historical context and a table showing past straight voting trends and the impact of split ballots on elections.

Mona Fletcher Ohio State University Columbus Citizen Ond United la Follette Vic Donahey Ohio Cox

Ain't It The Truth They Find Fault With The Editor

A playful verse about the newspaper's critics and readers across campus. The poem jokes that the paper is called rot yet when issued anger erupts if someone misses a copy. Southwestern.

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