Rawlinson Loerke Contest Presidency
Rawlinson faces Locke for president as three officer posts are decided amid student body election. Missing officers Vad Dupe and Dick Holingsworth leave vacancies while John Rawlinson runs against Locke for president with Tom Kay and Bob Willard on the ballot alongside Jake Grube and Bob Holmes in supportive roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubie Ts Haram
Chapel Oerow Fen
Mary Beth Hartson
Whic Indiates
Vad Dupe
Dick Hol Ingswort
Amour Gis
John Rawlinson
Locke
Tom Kay ‘Sane
Peace
Aéton Camel
Bob Willard
Inramil
Ace
Jake Grube
Over Hay Tig
White Howe
Bob Holmes
Tact
YMCA
Art and defense tax relief through October 1 announced
Conservatory announces defense tax exemption until October 1 for artist sales. Tickets for the annual Artist Rectal Series go on sale at six eight and ten dollars. The inaugural October 2 concert features Dorothy Mayoor, a noted young Negro pianist, followed by the Cleveland Orchestra with three performances on October 2 December 16 and March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory Ofice
Conservany
Washington
Dorothy Mayoor
Ets
Uaimous
Bu Mls Mayoor
Cleveland Orchestra
Oberlin
Picture Renting Starts Thursday at Museum Exhibit
The museum opens its picture rental program this Thursday at 8:30 am offering ten works for rent at a small fee per semester. Prospective borrowers can view the collection at the Art Library housing, as the year adds twenty five new pieces bringing the collection to over one hundred items including Cezanne Tossto and Botticelli works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Cezannes
Pistos
Boticellis
Bulan
Tasam
Cosmos Club Offers Cruise for New Members
A Cosmos Club meeting announced by chair Mie Stewart will be held at 5:50 pm Thursday in the Shans room of the Ma's Building. The purpose is to introduce new and foreign members and kick off the membership campaign with Appleton representatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosimopolian Club
Ma's
Charman
Willon Appleton
Ory
Students to Buy Bicycle Licenses in City Plan
City manager announced new bicycle license fees effective November 1941. Existing licenses will be replaced under new leases with charges of 25 cents each, impacting students who must purchase promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alene Cry Hall
McLaughlin Plans Four Year Drama Program First Play
McLaughlin announces a four year plan with Mary of Scotland as the inaugural production. The executive board of the ODA, led by adviser J. Me Eeeeem, invites writers to apply. Interested individuals should attend the Yeoman offices in the Mens Building for the first staff meeting between 1 and 3 pm tomorrow.
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The
ODA
J. 5
Ffs
Lay Foundation For Laboratory At Old Campus
A new physics laboratory foundation is laid for the Quadrangle project. Prospective builders report rectangular structure 106 by 6 feet with walls planned after a long delay. The study follows earlier plans to improve the Library and biology labs, with construction slated to proceed in coming years.
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Pigses
Lloyd W Wraxtor
Addon
Prident
Las Shue
Pryses
Bulding
Bioogy
Vocal Aid Club Begins Campaign at Campus
Newly organized student group calls itself a pro student aid committee for democracy. It plans a Monday drive for new members and has held biweekly reports, brought speakers to the campus, and sent delegates to an inter-college conference last May. The group is a chapter of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies and has drafted a platform.
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Comite For Democratic Action
Tse
Bern
Dele Estes
College Divison
Ameria
Alle
Sig Soph Sisters To Treat Fresh
Report unclear but mentions Sig Soph Sisters to treat fresh. Mentions September 2 and women. Describes implied rivalry or display of superiority among sisters and their relation to others. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Sig Soph
Juste Terete Riay
Sophomore Pranks End in Chaotic Campus Scene
At Oberlin, a scene unfolded as twenty sophomores allegedly intimidated crowds of younger students. The event involved theft of items and a disorderly retreat to Ashleue Field, followed by a loud serenade back to town. The incident prompted campus leaders to warn participants and assess disciplinary steps.
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Falat
Li Hey
Ashleue
Sophomore Dress Code Warning Amid School Rules
A garbled OCR note outlines a dress code warning for sophomores mentioning cap wear limits and a ban on ties for home games. The fragment references a chapel event and penalties after each home football entry, reflecting unclear school policy language.
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Ingelas
Prk
Fred
Actors to Convene Try Outs for Mary of Scotland
Maxwell Anderson’s Mary of Scotland holds tryouts Thursday at 3 30 pm in the ODA Studio on Street. J McLaughlin, adviser to the ODA, announced a four year cycle plan with 6 women and 14 men needed, plus eight more bit parts. Reads for the play will be at the reference desk, and future design meetings are planned with Dunn and Pradene Byer for makeup and scene design.
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Maxwell Anderson
Mary of
Scotland
ODA
Profesor J. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Sue
Forum Begins Member Drive At Peace and Forum
The revitalized Peace and Forum plans open letters and conventions to engage campus politics groups. It aims to broaden activity through new membership, fundraisers, and a parade town meeting to discuss questions facing the campus and nation.
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Fessnnal
Cin Larton
Toy
Poltea
Sarauetypen
Peoception
Counc
Comite Fr
Democratic Action
Oberlin
Union
Pele
Pawar
Ciao
Pan
Aew
Perade
Tme
Yeoman Faces Challenge in Cover Design Contest
Yeoman announces a cover design contest with a prize for staff contributions due before October 20. The current staff list includes John Bacchat and Bob Splender as business manager, Jessie Stare as editor, Ike Haske as election editor, Carolyn Hud overseeing the department, and others such as Al Montinsky Teed Stein and Kay Wear named among editors and contributors.
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Wex
Yeoman
Ake
Sten i Edior
Leary Publin
Tye
One Tor
John Bacchat
Bob Splender
Jessie Stare
Etion
Ike Haske
Etlon el
Concert Band Tryouts At Otterbein This Fall
Concert Band seeks new players for upperclass instrumental sections trombone and French horn. Tryouts scheduled at 4:30 pm with spots opening in the concert lineup. First public appearance planned with the Met Marching Band at Otterbein in October.
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Oom
Otterbein
Dikers to Visit Grove Sunday
Dikers plan a Sunday ride starting at 2:50 PM from the library area to Wagner Stove for the first trip. Participants are asked to bring spare parts and tools and meet at the station for this bicycle event.
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Wagner Stove
Abner
Tive
Campus Carnival Preparations On Tappan Square Evening
Females sign for carnival as Oberlin marks end of venue season with a campus event on Thursday evening. Sophomore and junior participants sign up in Peters Court to perform, with Eleanor and other seniors coordinating a lively campus festival atmosphere.
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Wats
Oberlin
Tappan Square
Ue’ Ata
Peters Court
Shansi Official Cade Tours Oberlin Campus and Schools
Shansi Secretary Cade toured Oberlin and Amherst campuses and nearby schools. He spoke about support for scholarships and plans to visit regions around the Japanese boundary, meeting officials and students and noting ongoing programs. He was met by local representatives including Bob Port and Shana Official, with reports continuing on page 4.
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Sis Fees Cade
Obs Shans
Executive Scolar
Praterien
Sis Amherst
Cade
Bob Port
Shana
Oberlin
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Rawlinson
Loerke
Museum
Cosmos Club
Mary of Scotland
Lay Foundation
Stunir
Seta
Vocal Aid Club
Aid Britain’ Group
Yostallar
Colisbur
Dean Raward Bor
Maren Ie Urate
Jon Men
MBC Warner Hall
O. C.jone
Pepe
Boeworth
West Loge
Ween
Armenia
Pojets
NYA
Ary
Sealy
Seotan
Yale
Mary
Elzabeth
Tay
Elabet
Anderon Andi
Melua
Melaughla
Aerate
Beaux
Ulive
Plese
Ames
Addromer
Eleanor
Wil
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al Dodey
Peg Moore
Snd
W. G. Morn
Jean Pel
Eg Wager
Jin Dew An
Shansi
Stu
Tony
Contebutio
Fenary
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