World Union For Lasting Peace Urged In Toledo Talk
Dr. Grove M. Patterson editor of the Toledo Blade spoke to a full Memorial hall audience on Ameri er One Need and argued for a federation under a world government with an international army. He urged an American aristocracy built on personal responsibility and organized action to achieve durable peace beyond a weak United Nations. The Markham lecture series is funded by Dr. W. Markham of Swarthmore and honors the late Markham editor.
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Grove M. Patterson
Toledo (Ohio
Patterson
United Nations
America
Social club meetings and gatherings reported in brief
The Thursday University club plans an afternoon and evening meeting at various homes and clubs including the country club. Luncheons are noted for multiple chapters of regional organizations. A society event mentions the Lohnes engagement and a card party with a program on Her Glens Was Presented.
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University Club
Dinger Brides AL Ale
Paul Metr Olium
CQ. B. Holmes
Flobs Scanlan
Mass Daily Row
Beta Mu
Phiomet
Glens
Oln
Misa Molders
Alice Wisner
Topeka Event Brings Essays On History And Philosophy
A Baker University convocation featured Phil Bosserman of Junction City winning the Markham essay contest for a dissertation on American history. He read A Christian Gentleman about Dr. Merton S. Rice at Beth Sholom Temple in Topeka. Dr John Ise of Harvard will lecture on The Coming Dark Ages in Topeka.
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Phil Bosserman
Junction City
Winer
Markham
Beth Sholom
Topeka
Topeka Unitarian Fellowship
Ise
Europe
John Ise
Harvard Univeras Nomics
K. U
Salzburg
Tria
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Ball
Mr Ben Care
MeThmadd
Garrett
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Sie Pha el
Penick Syaur
Penick
Grup
Corn Belt
Penick & Ford, Ltd., Inc
Cadar Rapids
Maten
Vermont
Conrala
Sandran
Sterling Furniture CO
Sendron
Kansas
Middle West
Lawrence
Merchants Division
The
Chamber of Commerce and
University of Kansas
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