White House Uses Morality Drive Amid Mixed Opinion
The piece notes a quiet push by the administration to mobilize moral and religious forces while facing opposition from pulpit leaders and critics. It highlights shifts in views on liquor taxation, Puerto Rico's status, birth control debates, and rising disillusionment among young Roosevelt-era officials who crave a return to older political norms.
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Long Pontiac Co To Greet Public Tomorrow
Elyria’s new Long Pontiac Co opens 69 Broad Street with a full service department and used cars on display. Kenneth Long leads the venture with Charles Poche, G Pearson, and Arthur Geanttharytlan MIAN as key staff. Floral decorations promise a welcoming opening for residents and visitors tomorrow.
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New Oberlin Dean Seeks Spark For Students
Miss Mar anerite Woodworth named Dean of Women at Oberlin College arrives with plan to inspire intellectual interest. She will oversee nearly 750 co-eds at Oberlin after formerly directing about 250 at Lawrence College and will travel to Europe before starting September 1.
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Oberlin College
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Oberlin
Appleton
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Lawrence College
Two Oberlin Seniors Chosen for Three Year China Program
Oberlin College seniors Charlotte Tinker and Herbert VanMeter have been named Shansi representatives. They will sail from Vancouver to Hawaii then Kobe, Japan, later visiting Fusan Korea and passing through Seoul Mukden and Manchukuo en route to Tientsin and Peiping before reaching Taiku for the program.
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Herbert VanMeter
Oberlin College
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British Columbia
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Kobe
Japan
John Hamlin
Fusan
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Eminent German Historian to Lecture at Oberlin
Epstein, eminent German specialist on Russian history, will lecture Wednesday at 4 15 p.m. in Peters Hall on the topic Allied Intervention in Russia after 1938. The talk is sponsored jointly by the History and Political Science departments at Oberlin.
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Oberdtin
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Ohio State Health Association Elects President
At its annual meeting in Columbus on April 2 the Ohio State Health Association re elected Doctor Roy Bradshaw College Physician to lead the organization for the coming year.
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Ohio Stuyeent Health Association
Columbus
Roy Bradshaw
Aassocation
Hen on the town inspires Fremont car caper
A white Leghorn hen rode unnoticed on the running board of a car owned by B F Griss. Joseph Grose drove the vehicle to town. Griss parked it an hour later to find the hen hens and laying an egg in the yard.
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Joseph Grose
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Brewers' Yeast Used in Rat Tests for Vitamins
The Milwaukee report states rats fed brewers yeast show boosted appetite and weight when yeast is present. When yeast is removed, rats lose appetite and wither, dying without supplementation. Two formulas weigh daily gains to measure vitamin content. Moscow announces six new schools to be built in 1937.
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