11 Feb 1938
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1938
Page
1
President Wilkins closed a two day event with a speech offering five awards of fifty dollars each to students. He posed a provocative question about international affairs and urged consideration of global issues at the student gathering.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention philosophy texts and a punchy phrase, referencing labels and a stray exclamation. Names, places, or dates are unclear, leaving only a teased reference to a book pack and a cheerlike interjection.
A garbled United Press flash appears to discuss dormitory health symptoms and responses. Readable fragments mention a patient recall and routine safety checks. Details are incomplete but indicate concern over dormitory conditions and potential medical notes.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Goodrich and River Valley with scattered names and phrases, including reference to a dock and a case. The legible content hints at a local newspaper item discussing books at a Goodrich location and a peripheral River Valley dock incident, but details are unclear.
Opera star Mme Lehmann negotiates terms to meet Greta Garbo during a visit to Oberlin. The actress plans a public appearance in the small town for concerts and cultural events as part of a broader European tour.
A garbled but readable excerpt mentions a March 1 deadline tied to a war fund group and references to ASU and Chinese factions. It notes questions about leadership, funding, and eligibility, with historical context implied by scattered proper nouns and phrases. The passage lacks coherent events but signals organizational deadlines and contested roles.
Six to Share Solo Honors In Concert features standout performances by leading presences amid a condensed program. Performers include notable soloists and ensembles delivering varied pieces across a cohesive evening, with audience engagement rising as the night progresses.
Peffer and Hosie head the bill for a two day peace congress set for Monday and Tuesday February 14 and 15. The events include a YWCA sponsored program and a Sunday evening service with conference panels and talks. Transport and scheduling details were announced, with speakers and organizers listed for the week.
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An upcoming recital by Kirshbaum and Dann is announced for Tuesday. The notice lists composers and pieces in a concert program and notes a focus on sonatas.
Readable portions show a local notice or brief item mentioning names or places with incomplete context. Lacking full details, the fragment hints at a community event or notice on the page but does not provide verifiable outcome or concrete actions.
A local arts section notes a poetry prize offered by the Son Quill organization for submissions. Details on eligibility and deadlines are announced, inviting poets to submit works for consideration.
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