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LEBANON, Ind., Oct. 17 (U. P). } ead — ‘The resignation (of Stanley R.| Kent as managing editor of the Lebanon Daily Reporter will become effective Oct. 26, he said today. Mr. Kent, who has been associated with the Lebanon newspaper since 1944, said he had resigned to take over the Chrisman (Ill) Courfer, on Nov. 1, He was employed on the editorial ; staff of the Indianapolis Star for | git

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