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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 25, 1955

Page

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War echoes through campus amid cryptic notes and cheers

Fragmented OCR text hints at a campus event with a war reference, a call to hold an exam on April 21, and scattered names and phrases. The garbled lines mention Oberlin, a cheering ovation, and scientific papers, creating a chaotic, newspaper-card moment.

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Fears Rise Over German Espionage in New York Nets Riot

Local anxieties mount as reports claim German espionage fears in New York amid E OTS tensions. Officials urge calm while investigators probe potential security breaches and sabotage threats in the city.

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