It Is Dedication Day Opposes War Mourning
A youth committee urges October 16 as a national dedication day rather than mourning. They advocate conscription registration and warn against pacifism in a democracy while stressing preparedness to counter totalitarianism. Sponsors include Keep America Out of War, Catholic Worker, and other groups.
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Youth Committee Against War
Roosevelt
America
Keep America Out of War Congress
Catholic Worker
Labor Anti-War Council
Progressive Students’ League
National Council of Methodist Youth
Young People’s Socialist League
Women’s International League For Peace
Freedom and War Resisters League
Far East
Europe
Youth Committee Against
Sing Brothers Sing Serenading on Kent Campus
On campus singing by fraternities fuels college spirit with Delta Phi Sigma long known as the singing fraternity. The tradition could grow to six fraternities at Kent as groups serenade women in dormitories and sorority houses.
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Delta Phi Sigma
Kent
Freshmen enrollment chaos met with new Kent photography instructor
The piece laments crowded early days of registration with overfull classes and crowded seating. It praises teachers handling two day enrollment siege across campus spaces and welcomes Dale Rooks from Muskegon Chronicle as the new photography instructor, noting his expertise and married life.
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Dale Rooks
Kent
Muskegon Chronicle
Michigan
Rooks
Kent Stater publication details and staff list
The Kent Stater is issued four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer. It is printed by P. B. Bonsall Printing Co. at 138 E. Main St Kent Ohio. Staff includes Betty Crampton Jules Bognar Tom Bates Lindy Barch and Gus Chigges.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
Associated Collegiate Press and Collegiate Digest
National Advertising Service, Inc
Madicon Ave
New York
N. Y
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
Sam Francisco
Betty Crampton
Jules Bognar
Tom Bates
Lindy Barch
Gus Chigges
Look At It This Way War Relief Dilemma Amid European Famine
A war era editorial argues over sending relief to starving European victims versus aiding Hitler's regime. It warns famine will intensify and that aid could bolster German war strength, urging readers to weigh humanitarianism against practicality and potential retaliation.
Tempe Trip and Local Movie Prices Rant
A columnist recalls visiting State College at Tempe Arizona praising campus beauty then returning home. He rails against movie theater price hikes, noting Shine’s gouge versus Loews and Kent theater values, urging new competition and lower rates for students and residents.
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Saine’s
Loew's
Loews
Shine
Kent Theater
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Alyce Schell
Kent Hall
Leonard Bloom
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Kent, Ohio
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England
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Hitler, the Merciful
Arizona
State College
Tempe
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