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Oberlin Review in Oberlin, Ohio

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Newspaper

Oberlin Review

Location

Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1939

Page

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Devere Allen Edited Radical Paper on Campus

Devere Allen, 17, returns to Oberlin amid campus unrest and memories of senior year. A student leader in the Peace Seen echoing 1960s era debates, his actions provoke campus discussions about free speech and student activism.

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Architectural News Saturday Resents Incomplete Fragments

Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference architectural news items for Saturday but lacks readable detail. The readable elements do not form a complete report or identifiable entities.

Architectural

City Council Purchases Portable Amplifying Set

The council approved buying a portable amplifier system with speakers to support public addressing and meetings. Officials discussed power needs and placement, with plans to install at the council chamber and outdoor events as soon as possible.

Dent Council

Bell Ringer Ice Buell Display Inspires Students

A school event showcases Etchings and student art as part of the Olympian program. Faculty discuss seven time Ardea Ds and the Polym experience while new members join the department. The scene hints at plans for a poetry reading and a performance, with focus on the arts and community involvement.

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Antiquarian to Lecture Here Twice

Antiquarian De Speer delivers two lectures here touching on American history and cultural topics. The program includes discussion of maritime themes and speakers Herbert Aust and Jeroences, with titles such as Fat and Panic and Milenia.

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Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale

A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable facts about a local sale action including the involved party and official oversight. The text shows garbled OCR fragments with no clear names or dates, but indicates a public sale event context.

Fragmented OCR Catchword Snippet Rewrites Unknown

A damaged OCR fragment provides unclear, incomplete words and names, lacking coherent facts or a readable event. No identifiable people, places, dates, or actions can be confirmed from the readable text.

Conservatory Plans to Recordings of Broadside Content

Fragmentary OCR text shows a conservatory considering recordings and references a town and various oblique phrases. The readable segments mention the conservatory, recordings, and scattered names, suggesting a planning or announcement context without clear specifics.

Minister's Ancient Message Recalled at Baldwin Event

Unclear text fragment notes a minister delivering a long ancient message at Baldwin with references to advice and a continuation on another page. The readable portions indicate a public or religious gathering with mentions of Cooperate or related entities and a staged continuation.

Baldwin

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