Corruption Hunters Probe Six Case Files
United Press reports corruption investigators gained access to six case files amid Senate elections and political campaigns. The probe centers on alleged spying and broadcasting practices involving officials and media entities. The situation shifts the political landscape as investigations echo through River Valley and national security concerns.
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Armed Services
Walter Norblad
P. Nelson
Kiwanis Club To Work On Orchard At Children’s Home
Kiwanis members will rehabilitate the orchard at the Oberlin Children’s Home. Sandrock, conservation chair, announced bulldozers will remove trees on Friday. Dr. Cooley and Dr. Hoover will be present for accidents.
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Arl Sandrock
Conservation Committee
C. J. Cooley
George Hoover
Oberlin Professor Williams Leads Midwestern Music Clinics
Arthur L. Williams associate professor of wind instruments and music education at Oberlin Conservatory served as guest conductor for Huron County High School band at Wakeman on March 14 and adjudicator for Ohio band orchestra and chorus auditions at Bowling Green State University on March 15. He acted as consultant in Philadelphia for committees on Music for Childhood and Instrumental Music in the Schools March 21 to 26 and addressed elementary music sessions. He conducted a Nashville band clinic April 4 and spoke on Talent Exploration in Elementary Schools to the Tennessee Music Educators Association.
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Conservatory of Music
Oberlin College
Huron County
Wakeman
Bowling Green State University
Ohio Music Education Association
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Williams
Williams named college resolutions chair and recital set
A profile in Interesting People notes Mr. Williams’s work with elementary students building simple musical instruments. He was appointed chairman of the resolutions committee of the College Band Directors National Association. Emil Danenberg and Nathan Gottschalk will perform a four sonata program at Oberlin College Warner Concert Hall on April 29 at 8 p.m. Admission is free. The program includes Hindemith, Mozart, Bartok, and Beethoven sonatas. Norway links cost of living wage boosts to similar raises for organized and unorganized workers.
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Cleveland
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Sheriff's Department
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Rene Keller
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