St Olaf Choir to perform in Oberlin on February 9
The St Olaf Lutheran Choir directed by Olaf C Christiansen will sing a varied program at Finney Chapel Oberlin College on February 9. Featuring composers from Sweelinck to Bach and Gretchaninoff the concert is sponsored by The First Church in Oberlin with tickets from First Church Conservatory Office and local stores.
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Philipp Nicola
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Jean Berger
F. Melius Christiansen
Alexander Gretchaninoff
John Bergsagel
Edvard Grieg
G. Winston Cassler
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Oberlin Conservatory
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Conservatory
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Cities Authorized to Condemn Property for Parking Space
Chicago reports that cities in at least 32 states and the District of Columbia can condemn property for public parking. States granting this power include Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
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Mrs Filbert’s 60 Cent Margarine Offer Calls for Trial
Mrs. Filbert advertises a 60 cent margarine deal urging readers to try and like her product. The pitch emphasizes the country fresh flavor and personal endorsement from J. H. Filbert, Inc. in Babm ore.
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Old Custom Revived In Mixing Politics Meals
President Eisenhower revived a GOP tradition of inviting top congressional leaders to White House meals. Senators enjoyed a full menu as the House group was planned. Ike Hoover notes this political dining shift from earlier presidents and hints at Coolidge’s breakfast-led custom.
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Senators quiz General Smith over Davies testimony
Senators studied secret records to confirm if General Walter Bedell Smith misrepresented testimony in a Davies case before his nomination as undersecretary of state. The closed session followed debate on Harold Talbott for Air Secretary and James Conant for high commissioner Germany.
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John T. Flynn
Charles W. Tobey
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Senate O K Seen For Reorganizing Powers Bill
Senate Republicans predict swift passage of a bill giving President Eisenhower the authority to reorganize the government, mirroring Truman powers. The House backed the measure 389 to five. The bill expands the two year reorganization authority and follows Eisenhower’s State of the Union program.
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British stance tests U.S. Formosa policy and the alliance
The piece argues Britain resists U.S. efforts to deneutralize Formosa and expand European defense, criticizing London for excluding Britain from ANZUS talks and for withholding allied intelligence. It notes British demand for trade over aid and cautions Americans about inflation and gold price impacts.
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Armchair therapy urged for heart patients by Boston doctors
Two Boston specialists from Peter Bent Brigham Hospital and Harvard Medical School reported in JAMA that armchair recovery aids rapid healing for acute coronary thrombosis. They warn strict bedrest harms congestive heart failure patients and that sitting helps move fluids with gravity.
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Bernard Lown
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