Immigrant influences praised by Oberlin dean in chapel remarks
Dean Carl Wittke of Oberlin College lauded European and other immigrant communities for shaping American music and culture. He cited contributions from Moravians, Huguenots, Czechs, Italians, French, Germans, Welsh and many others, noting a culinary and musical debt within the nation.
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Oberlin
America
Finney Chapel
Carl Wittke
Oberlin College
Dr. Wittke
New England
Dean Wittke
den Wittke
Oberlin President to Attend Washington Conference Event
Oberlin College president Ernest Hatch Wilkins will join the Conference of 100 in Washington at the Shoreham Hotel April 15 and 16 to work on international relations and U.S. foreign policy. He will join a 12:30 PM Sunday radio round table on WNYC discussing foreign policy. Guatemala shipped 672473 bunches of bananas to the United States in one month, a vast measure for a large American city.
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Oberlin
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
Washington, D. C
Shoreham Hotel
United States
WNYC
Wilkins
Borah Attacks European Treaties as Spoils Bargains
Sen. William E. Borah denounces European democracies as treaty spoilsmen in a letter to St. Olaf College students. He says secret treaties and the Versailles blueprint led to war and urges youths to study issues to avoid another European conflict. He condemns Nazi and Communist doctrines and warns youth to stay vigilant at home.
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United Press
Washington
William E. Borah
Ida
Borah
St. Olaf College of
Northfield
Minn
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Democracies
Europe
United States
Canada
Elyria Lawyers Club Suspends Saturday Luncheon Meetings
The Elyria Lawyers Club will not hold its weekly luncheon on Saturday due to the State Bar Association semi annual meeting in Columbus on Thursday Friday and Saturday. An official of the club announced the suspension today.
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State Bar Association
Columbus
Elyria Lawyers Club
Club
S. W. O. C. Calls Meeting For Friday Evening
Members of Lodge 1104 and the Steel Workers' Organizing Committee at the National Tube Company Lorain plant will meet at 7 30 p m Friday at Konsmeyer Hall 2818 Pearl Avenue to discuss six shops and organizing efforts.
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Lodge 1104
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
National Tube Company
Lorain
Konsmeyer Hall
Pearl Avenue
Senate Foreign Relations Panel Names New Ranking Member
The committee shifts to appoint a new ranking member in the Senate Foreign Relations panel, marking a change in leadership dynamics and party roles within the committee.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Appeal Lost By Condemned Man
Harry B. Dingledine awaiting execution next Wednesday lost his appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court for a rehearing. The condemned man with two others killed a Springfield policeman faced an insufficient time argument. The ruling was announced by Thomas Pycraft with committee leadership noted for a separate union meeting.
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Columbus
Harry B. Dingledine
Springfield
Ohio Supreme Court
Dingledine
Henry
Harry Chapman
Supreme Court
Three Convicted in Patrolman Randolph Murder Case
Three men were convicted of killing Patrolman Martin Randolph after a September 3 1937 Springfield hold up. A deputy sheriff and a robber also died in the ensuing gun battle. librarian Morrison dies after operation in Findlay.
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Martin Randolph
Springfield
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