17 Mar 1950
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1950
Page
1
Local station plans a power cut before broadcasting to test transmission and ensure control systems operate correctly. Officials say the move is temporary and part of routine maintenance to safeguard on-air operations and audience service.
The unreadable OCR text covers a scattered discussion of equipment, figures, and locations. It mentions a Swan, a station, and various names or codes, with unclear context and multiple garbled terms.
1096 students vote as new council formed while Loud Kinsey and Schroeder speak at a Sunday peace rally hosted by seven groups on international affairs forum. Speakers address foreign policy issues and global concerns amid campus events.
The concert features works including Beethoven Sonata Opus 70 and Carl Maria von Weber pieces. Performers Mary Baladry Leta, Nance Peter, and Grace Lets are listed with piano selections and a reading by Capel Chapel, noting Willa Cundi Sic and other titles while names and events reflect a school or community recital setting.
A fragmented notice reports that the Allen Museum is showing prints from Sweden. The readable portions indicate an exhibit of Swedish works and mention a possible theme or artist, though many details are garbled.
A local group the Mummers plans to stage the one act play Swan by Jon Swans featuring a tale of love and theater. The production will be presented at Adams Lay with an emphasis on small cast staging and simple sets.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lis Visnapuu addressing a Y political group. No clear event date or location. Likely a local or campus meeting with limited readable details. Further context needed for precise entities or outcomes.
Oberlin and Wesleyan coop groups compare notes on dorm arrangements and dining, exploring how to manage male presence in co op housing, meal planning, and shared facilities, including theater and living spaces. The discussion touches on logistics, expenses, and long term aims for coop life and student leadership.
The ODA joins Theatre Month with a Chekhov production of The Cherry Orchard. A matinee performance is planned, with the cast and crew inviting attendance as part of the community arts program.
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