22 May 1934
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1934
Page
1
Dean Graham will address the State Y conference with Kinsey assisting. The event, run near Bellefontaine June 11 to 16, involves prominent national officers and clergy advising Ohio students, with Obertin faculty participation and other details in flux.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a person with a disputed name and a monetary amount. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragment.
Pat O Haskell addresses a gathering of peers urging personal pride as a path to intense patriotism. The talk emphasizes concessions and student aid, urging constructive support for national aspirations and critical self reflection among attendees.
Dr Geiser head of political science named to the executive council of the American International Law Society through 1937 He has been a member of American Biography and contributed to The Nation and related journals indicating active scholarly involvement and leadership roles in legal academic circles.
A cryptic notice references a reunion plan spanning a week in Patrehitd 00K with several time slots and locations noted by Nancy Lane. The fragment hints at multiple houses chosen for gatherings and activities labeled by shorthand terms and names.
Readable OCR fragment notes students visiting tribunals and courts. Mentions criminology interest and exams. Contains garbled phrases but preserves reference to a trip related to legal education and court observations.
Students at Hobart College received a terse council note from Harvard not offering any porcine scope. The brief statement clarified limits on a counting program and accents in the course, with no further details provided.
Report says after today’s assembly a small turnout approved a new law while eight percent backed a more radical plan. The text shows fragmented voting figures and unclear parties or institutions involved.
J W Marshall, secretary of the Farmers League, is slated to speak Friday night to denounce the AAA. The talk, titled Address in Sturges, will address radical club concerns as students prepare for the event and plan attendance.
Local news reports a lecture by Judge Hill expected to cover the definition of eloquence and the craft of public speaking. The event is anticipated to attract attendees from the legal and civic communities.
Oberlin mourns the death of Gilbert a noted architect of the Woolworth quadrangle and other landmark projects in Oberlin and beyond. The obituary recalls his architectural achievements and mentions key figures including William Halts and Wentrow Winona in the committee of Fine Arts both praising his contributions to modern campus design.
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