Ohio doctors praise Women's Field Army in cancer fight drive
Dr. Parke G. Smith of Cincinnati, president of the Ohio State Medical Association, lauds the Women's Field Army for cancer education as a key tool alongside surgery and radiation. He says public education fights cancer, aids early diagnosis, and supports the annual Ohio drive during Cancer Control Month in April. Enlistment in the Field Army is open to all women to boost educational outreach.
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Hitler faces hard absorption of Scandinavia, says Oberlin professor
Dr. Howard Robinson of Oberlin College argues Hitler cannot easily absorb Denmark and Norway, comparing the move to Napoleon. He notes Denmark’s royal absorption in 1807 and warns Sweden’s fate under pressure, saying Hitler seeks a new order beyond Versailles.
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Mrs Isabela Tressler Buys West Avenue House
Mrs Isabela Tressler of 218 West Avenue purchased the house at 12 West Avenue as an investment. Current tenants Mr and Mrs Blaner will continue to occupy the property, per report by B M O'Donnell.
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It Sponsors Public Lectures And Radio Programs
An organization sponsors public lectures and radio programs featuring speakers who are typically physicians.
Early Methods In Printing Shown At Oberlin
Oberlin hosts a Carnegie Library loan exhibition from the New York Times detailing early printing history. The display features a 13th century Chi Hst leaf predating Gutenberg, early manuscripts and newspapers, and photos of scribes materials. It illustrates parchment making, Oriental paper origins, and three printing methods relief, intaglio, and planographic. The exhibit also includes a facsimile page from Juan Pablos 1539 Mexican printing and the 1493 Columbus Basel newsletter. A modern press can print over 60 000 newspapers per hour.
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Mexico City
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Band Festival at Berea Oberlin
The Oberlin College Concert Band under Director Arthur L Williams will perform at the Ohio College Band Festival at Baldwin Wallace Berea on Saturday afternoon. The festival began in 1929 and has been held in Oberlin before, with the Associated Actors and Artists of America based in New York City and a 25 000 member roster.
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Oberlin College
Arthur L. Williams
Ohio College
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Associated Actors and Artists of America
New York City
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