Triangle Founded in 1948 as Kismet in Tri-State News
Tri-State Triangle originated October 1948 under the name Kismet and later changed to Triangle. Publication resumed post World War II from Tri-State College in Angola Indiana. Issue details note post office routing and editorial offices in Angola with listed phone 665-4141.
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Kismet
Triangle
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Tri State College Angola Faculty and Staff Listed
A fragmented list from Tri State College in Angola Indiana names faculty and staff including Hans J Lange Strauss Frank Yazzo John Tyler Jr Don Jenner Jamies Campisc olin Sedlacels Heintzelman Joseph Donahue William Linke Sillivan Mitch Rhoads Presster Joe Poole Mick Walters Mike Chermak Windhauser David Myles Wallace William Yerkey Mike Darch and columnists with advertising rates for local, national, and classified displays.
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Hans -J. Lange
Subul Strauss
Frank Yazzo
John Tyler,Jr
Don Jenner
Jamies Campiscolin
Sedlacels
Classes for Sale: Oklahoma University Prices Parodied
A guest editorial mocks university pricing by rating courses as commodities. It suggests late arrivals, partial teaching, outdated notes, and poor preparation would reduce value, with estimates ranging from $8.50 to $21 for three credit hours. The piece ends by asking if a professor could be worth $11.98.
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University of Oklahoma
The
Oklahoma Daily
Hoover speech at 1948 Republican Convention in Philadelphia
In a June 22 1948 address, Herbert Hoover criticizes so called liberals and mid-roaders, arguing their belief in liberalism without liberty mirrors half-way steps toward totalitarianism and condemns “obnoxious Communists” and bureaucratic control.
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Herbert Hoover
Philadelphia
Inflation Hits Tri State Beer Prices
A Tri State college town notes a 33 percent rise in beer prices, from 15 to 20 cents for a 10 ounce glass. The piece jokes that students must either pay higher prices or have their mothers ship beer from home.
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Tri-State
Tri- State
Fragmented prompts on topics and figures across pages
A jumble of names and questions about diverse topics. Mentions include Dr Scott, Wareberg, Mummert, Butler, Rhinesmith, Heintzelman, Mundy, Stoudinger, McElhinney, Austin, Donahue, Bateman and themes from soccer, coffee, decision making, a 1965 yearbook, communism, Angola urban renewal, and military roles.
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Scott
Wareberg
Doc Mummert
Butler
Rhinesmith
Heintzelman
Senator Bayh backs study on steel imports and humane animal care
Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana announced today co sponsorship of a steel imports study that could affect Indiana the nation s top steel producer and overall economy. He also co sponsored a humane treatment for animals bill while noting current postal laws do not prohibit defamatory stickers on mail and urging clearer rules.
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Birch Bayh
D-Ind
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Senate
Vance ‘Hartke
DeIad
Bayh
Indiana
U.S
Hoosier
Republic or Democracy How America Should Govern
This excerpt contrasts republic and democracy, arguing a republic limits government by a written constitution protecting individual rights. It warns against labeling America a democracy and urges clarifying terms to prevent welfare-state expansion, citing the Declaration and a pledge to the republic.
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Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Jefferson
Nathaniel Branden
America
United ‘States
Republic
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