Mass Meeting Protest Over Nazi Terrorism Awards
A mass meeting drew attention to Nazi terrorism and named Tareek as sixth arts award winner Motya Tareek at Philadp event with attendees from local groups and organizations.
02 Dec 1938
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1938
Page
1
A mass meeting drew attention to Nazi terrorism and named Tareek as sixth arts award winner Motya Tareek at Philadp event with attendees from local groups and organizations.
The article notes Rosalyn Tureck as winner of an ethne tape prize, with references to performances and engagements involving the Philadelphia Orchestra and other ensembles. It mentions upcoming events and awards, highlighting Tureck's rising prominence in the American classical scene.
A report notes Professor Hall addressed committees about his European visit and updates on the YWCA and related youth news. A $5 inlay was mentioned, details unclear.
The debate squad wraps an active week with practice sessions, critiques, and final prep. Coaches emphasize cohesion, clarity, and strong argument structure as the team targets upcoming intercollegiate rounds.
Melon presents a concert featuring new acts with local appeal and upbeat melodies. Performers showcase varied genres as fans enjoy live music and enthusiastic reception from the audience.
Fragmented OCR text covers design ideas and names, referencing the Olympic prize, Cathedral, and unknown persons. The readable parts mention design concepts and potential participants like Giana and Bob Cooper, but many words are garbled.
Fragmentary news snap from United Press with unreadable lines and garbled words, lacking clear people, places, or events to identify a coherent news item.
Italian scholar Salvemini, known for opposing fascism and his exile, faces academic tensions and controversial tenure issues as he returns to speak tonight. The piece sketches his career, residence, and influence within resistant circles and academia.
Local bodies adopt multiple resolutions praising Franklin D Roosevelt for his anti antisemitism actions amid a contentious political agenda. The measure garners broad support from officials, with objections raised by minority groups and opposition members.
Fragmented OCR text mentioning Ella Speunger and a vague scene. Reads like a partial address or internal note with unclear actions or dates. No coherent event or outcome discernible.
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