01 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary notes indicate an anti-war conference aiming to pursue peace talks. Mentions study of music lists and a pacific emphasis. Earliest readable names or dates are unclear, but the item centers on organized efforts toward reconciliation and dialogue.
Charlesworth concludes a series tracing the Bigraphy era in India under the Empire. He outlined land tours, archival sources, and limited readings from sepia-tone books, noting the spread of Roman influence and the era’s key figures amid a shifting intellectual landscape.
Messy OCR notes outline contest entries for the Review Dice tonight and fees related to exhibitors. It mentions required expenses, eligibility rules, and a list of individuals or firms associated with entries, with references to a time and billing procedures.
A fragmented note mentions conference discussions on war munitions and related policies. Names and places are unreadable, but the reference signals ongoing talks among anti war actors about arms production and potential curbs.
Oberlin College presents a student directed one act plays under J. and a cast of three or four. The spring tour includes concerts in Elyria, Syracuse, Albany, and other towns with performances through April. Group features scenes from Shakespeare and related dramatic works.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and roles tied to a lunar drama event and ticket sales. The readable text includes individuals such as Dean Emm Calwell Data Daves and others, with scattered mentions of venues and patrons. The passage remains unclear and lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Twelve delegations gathered in the Ki senna the Svedheman Poni and Jone Te Oberlin area for the opening session as Senator Gert eg Committe and Soom convened to discuss munitions policy and related security matters.
A detailed listing outlines an antiwar conference with temporary leadership by Hugh J. and Pratt, featuring speakers Senator Nye and Browne. The event includes luncheon seating, panel discussions, and a moving tribute, with VMCA and EW sponsors and a focus on unity amid ongoing protest activity.
Fragmentary notice describes Morrison rites and a funeral series in a conservatory setting. Mentions former orator in the community and a Chicago burial following an injury. Details are garbled with several unreadable words and dates.
A review of a symphonic program titled A Year s Chronicle presenting a yearly survey through orchestral works. Conductors and soloists highlighted include recognized composers and performers. The concert explored evolving themes across seasons with vivid orchestration and critical reception noted.
Dean Mire H. McAfee hosted the event to discuss the National Education context as about 490 deans gathered. The gathering focused on women’s roles in the community and featured remarks by the First Lady and Bernard Caperary Beard, with themes tied to the era’s educational debates and Fraternal influence.
Dr Hagid C Philips, pastor for the Leet Baptist Church of Levean, will lead a Sunday afternoon vesper service. The event will address the war and religious perspectives, inviting World Peace themes and community reflection at the local church.
Colleges refuse state aid as senatorial opposition blocks proposed funding. Parochial and public institutions press for passage amid stalled debate and coalition maneuvering. Local colleges warn on budget cuts and long-term effects if aid remains blocked.
A garbled OCR passage mentions editors, names, and a reference to hygiene and a Cincinnati professor. The readable fragments point to a literary editing note with unclear attribution, lacking cohesive context or clear event details for a fuller summary.
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