Problems Facing Agriculture Highlighted at Town Meeting
Kruse and Fichter outline U S agricultural woes from farm income declines to rural abandonment and erosion as they discuss the impact of big business on farmers. Recovery under the Agricultural Adjustment Act is framed as gradual with emphasis on policy support and overseas alumni bulletin mailing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Peer
Ohio Late Grange
Elmer F. Kruse
Chirman
Conservation Committee
Ohio Department of the Natura Agricultural Adjustment Agsiey
United States
Paul Bears Fichter
United States Movernent
Ana
Kruse
Potter to Speak on Major Party Platforms at Chapel
Professor Pitman B. Potter will address the chapel audience next Tuesday on The Major Party Platforms. He reviews aiding for food regulation via the ever normal granary formula, soil erosion control, soil fertility bank, and steps taken to extend medical and educational facilities. He notes rural electrification begun to ease life in rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitman B. Potter
War era agitation and voting rights debate in UFWA letter
Sylvia Wachs argues that Communist taint labels tag CIO affiliates and urges UFWA to mobilize registration and voting amid wartime politics. She questions Hazen Act limits on government workers and frames a Roosevelt vote as democratic duty in Detroit and Philadelphia context.
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Tabor
CIO
Spain
Detroit
Philadelphia
America
Hazen
UFWA
United Federal Workers of America— Cio
Sylvia Wachs
Honor Certificate Lands Success Of Drive
An honor certificate notes the World Student Service fund drive raised over 1800 for student contributions with Ruth Stine as chair of the Consolidated Relief Drive. It lists beneficiaries including Red Cross USC Phils Wheatley Center World Student Service Center United Seaman's Service and United Nations War Relief.
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World Student Service Fund
Ruth Stine
Red Cross
USC
Phils Wheatley Center
World Student Service Center
United Seaman's Service
United Nations War Relief
Oberlin students vote on rationed meals plan
Civilians will vote within two weeks on a rationed meals proposal where one dinner per week costs five cents less. If adopted, the plan would raise about $60 for eight weeks from the Tank and Lord dining halls to aid food relief abroad via the American Friends Service Committee.
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Tank
Lord
Oberlin
American, Friends’ Service Committee
Maroon
Waterman
Ruth Miriam Balder
Obelin
Toulouse
Westervelt
Ruth Balderson
France
Hall
Cookin Tonight Orchestra Rec and Campus Events
Tomorrow an evening of events includes Midsummer Formal at Hales TM at 9 3 pm. Today features a varied program with swimming at NEV quarries 2 to 5 pm and Rec Hall open 3 to 5 30 pm. Evening classical records at Rec Hall 7 to 8 30 pm. Thursday August 17 orchestra recap and Spin Saturday August 19 All College dance at Rec Hall.
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Ochestra
Rec
Classic Corner and a History of Rendition in Music
The piece notes how Tschaikowsky’s concerto faced harsh initial verdicts from Nicolai Rubenstein and Leopold Auer before later triumphs. It also references Mary Lou Vogl guiding a Rocky River youth group meeting planning educational activities and socialist literature distribution.
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Sconunui
Mr. Shevinne
Chopin
Tschaikowsky
Nicolai Rubenstein
Boston
Hans von Bulow
Rubinstein
Certo
Leopold Auer
Auer
Mary Lou Vogl
Rocky River
Meetia
Socialist speaker to visit Og on Tuesday night
The Socialist party of Og plans a Tuesday evening talk by Norman Thomas advocate Doug Perry as chair and Frances Mond as secretary describe the History and Principles of Socialism at the town building. The event kicks off a student socialist group series funded by the independent youth movement following a previous Town Meeting speech.
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Socialist Party of Og
Norman ‘Thomas
Will Hall
Doug Perry
Frances Mond
Parker
Play Classics Sunday at Ree Hall
Classical records to be played Sunday evening at Ree Hall will include Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue Tschaikowsky’s Romeo and Juliet Suite and Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony. The records will begin at 7 p.m.
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Ree Hall
Gershwin
Tschaikowsky
Beethoven
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Fichter
Tata
Erseas
APO
Pennave
Vic's Ideal
Eous
India
Friends’ Committe
Oberin
International Cooperatin
the Ark
Tonight Orchestra
Finney Chapel
Hales
Patronize Review
Ady
Ohio
Apollo
Hical Saga
Andy
Gloria Jean
Ted Lew
His
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