Labor and Management Discussion at Oberlin Assembly
Oberlin students will hear Finney Chapel talk on Labor and Management with E D Feller of United Steel Workers and Edward Maher of the National Association of Manufacturers. They will discuss labor relations legislation and the steel strike as part of the 1960 Mock Convention preparation.
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Oberlin
David E. Feller
United Steel Workers of America
Finney Chapel
Feller
Arthur J Godsberg
Genera
USWA
Edward Maher
National Association of Manufacturers
Lock
Maher
Srake
Goldberg
Labor
Four Senior Recitals Set In Warner Hall Next Week
Oberlin College Conservatory schedules four senior recitals in Warner Concert Hall. Trumpet major Jack Cortner of St. Joseph, Missouri opens Monday at 8:30 p.m., followed by Thomas O'Donnell of Lakewood on Thursday, Jack Meredith of Charlottesville on Friday, and Irene Brodecki of Brooklyn on Saturday at 9 a.m. Cortner’s program features Shostakovich Danses Fantastiques and works by Kennen Hindemith and Torelli with C. Gene Young as pianist and ensemble conductor. O'Donnell performs Bach, Beethoven, Bloch, and Prokofieff. Meredith plays Mozart Konzeri Solodur, Brahms Trio, and Strauss Zwei Norhmen, with Ross Keimueller at piano and Nancy Hanawalt assisting. Brodecki presents Beethoven variations and Schumann Waldszenen and Prokofieff Sonata. All three Cortner, Meredith, and Brodecki studied at Mozarteum in Salzburg, with Meredith chairing the Salzburg Student Committee.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Jack Cortner
St. Joseph
Thomas O'Donnell
Lakewood
Jack Meredith
Charlottesville
Irene Brodecki
Brooklyn
Cortner
Shostakovich
Mata
Kent Kennen
Hindemith
Torelli
C. Gene Young
Franklin
Young
O'Donnell
Beethoven
Ernest Bloch
Prokofieff
Meredith
Konzeri
Miso Brodecki
Waldscenen
Schumann
Miss Brodecki
Salzburg
Austria
Conservatory
Mozarteum
Three motorists found guilty by judge in Oberlin
Three motorists pleaded no contest to traffic violations and were found guilty by Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe. Marvin Bull of Elyria paid 320 and costs for failure to yield, Raymond Rosecrans of Wellington 20 and costs for yielding half the roadway, and Vida Rose of Lorain 10 and costs for running a stop sign. Phyllis Crandal of Wellington pleaded no contest to driving left of center and the case was continued to March 10 at 9 a.m.
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Oberlin
David R. Goldthorpe
Marvin Bull
Fleming Ave
Elyria
Bull
Raymond Rosecrans
R. D
Bursley Rd
Wellington
Carl Mackay
Oberkin
Amherst
Betty Gerber
Kipton
Joseph Radwieck
Upper Sandusky
Harry W. McCreedy
West Lorain St
Albert Lee Hill
Groveland St
Frank H. Montgomery
North Lake St. Amherst
Stanley Sivinski
R. D. J. Amherst
Richard A. Weeks
Oxford Ct
Edward Schilens
R.D. J. Vermilion Rd
Smorgasbord Set By Oberlin Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid
Oberlin The Ladies Aid of Grace Lutheran Church will sponsor a smorgasbord bake sale at the Smith Floor Covering store on South Main Street Friday at 2 p.m. Featured will be baked dishes from a Smorgasbord cookbook compiled by church women, and copies will be on sale.
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Oberlin
Ladies Aid of Grace Lutheran Church
Smith
South Main St
Plead Guilty 2 Caught In Liquor Raid Fined $200
Two people, Ola Bell Chambers and Karl J. South, were fined $200 after pleading guilty in municipal court to violating state liquor laws. Chambers, charged with selling intoxicating liquor, received a 30 day jail sentence suspended for a year on condition she avoids the judge. South faced charges of keeping a place where intoxicating liquor was sold. The raid involved state liquor department agents and local police at 308 Lincoln St. The liquor sale and purchase were tied to a man and a customer, with costs noted at $4 for the liquor and $208 total costs.
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Obrerlin
Ola Bell Chambers
Karl J. South
Lincoln St
State Liquor Department
Chambers
David R. Gold
Judge Offers Help for Indian Couple to Return Home
Oberlin municipal judge told Wayne and Mrs. Baker that the court would assist their return to the Winnebago reservation in Nebraska. Baker pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received a $200 fine plus costs, five days in county jail, and a one year license suspension. Mrs. Baker pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $10 plus costs. Their 11 month old daughter Linda Lu was placed in foster care. Baker faces a DWI charge in Sheffield Lake and is out on a $30 bond.
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Illinuis
Adlai Stevenson
Oberlin
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Humphrey
Minnesota
Afl-Cio
American Civil Liberties Union
Disarmament Committee
Chamber of Commerce and Farmers’ Union
Resolutions Committee
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Richard L. Neuberger
Edward R. Kocsis
Oregon
Adlai
Lorain
Stevenson
John Kennedy
Ih-E
James E. Meeks
Columbus
Baker
David R. Goldthorpe
Iff
Wayne R. Baker
West 13Th
Goldthorpe
Ford Motor Lorain
Winnebago
Neh
Rt 20
Linda Lu
Lorain County
Seven To Give Recitals At Oberlin College Conservatory
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music will host a student recital at 7 30 p m in Warner Concert Hall featuring Dana Forbes Kay Morell Patricia Mosely Joan Groom Mary Early Judith Rosenberger on piano and Paula Culp on marimba The program includes Beethoven Sonata Op 10 No 2 Bartok Six Bulgarian Dances Creston Concertino for Marimba Debussy Mozart Sonatas and Ravel Sonatine The recital is free and open to the public.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Warner Convert Hall
Dana Forbes
Kay Morell
Patrica Mosely
Joan Groom
Mary Early
Judith Rosenberger
Paula Culp
Beethoven
Forbes
Bartok
Miss Morell
Paul
Amherst Probe Reveals Nine More Juvenile Cases
Amherst police chief Paul Pikey reports nine additional juvenile cases prepared for county authorities as six already await disposition. The investigation into shoplifting car ransacking and public property damage started January 28 after a first grader was caught distributing cigarettes. About 60 youths named, including 30 boys and eight girls questioned. four high school students yet to be questioned.
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Amherst
Paul Pikey
Pikey
St. Joseph’s Church
Brrch
Yi Kwei Sze Delivers Delicate Unsurpassed Vocal Color
Obscure review of Yi-Kwei Sze at Finns Chapel praising refined control and delicate texture in Handel arias and Mozart operatic selections. Notes Sze’s artistry extends beyond a beautiful voice to interpretive nuance, contrast with French singers, and mastery of the program conducted with touches of Chinese songs and Russian repertoire.
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Yi-Kwei Sze
Finns Chapel
Wah
Alexander Trberepmin
Herman
Macsorgsia
Mae Darkaz Hung
Rytiaie
Kipton wreck memories and a fast mail tale endure
In Oberlin Kipton area memories of the 1891 wreck persist. A reader recalls the five o clock passenger train, debunks the watch fault theory, and explains a telegraph mixup caused the disaster. The account notes responders and grim details, including a railway surgeon aiding the wounded and ships of bodies.
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Oberlin
Kipton
Wipton
Eleven Drivers Plead Guilty In Oberlin Court
Eleven motorists pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to traffic violations. Fines included 50 for failure to maintain a clear distance, 20 for speeding, 15 for faulty muffler, running a stop sign, passing without signaling, reckless operation, and expiring licenses. Several were ordered to attend traffic school. one case continued to March 4.
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Oberlin
Robert L. Zilch
Carl D. Swiger
R. D
Donald N. Farr
Hallouer Rd
Saeger Named Head of Oberlin Library Readers Services
John Saeger was named head of the Readers Services Department at Oberlin College Library. He directs circulation reference reserve and seminars sections, joined staff in 1942, became head of reference in July 1959, and acting head of Readers Services in August. He holds BA MA in classics from Oberlin and an MLS from Western Reserve University.
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Oberlin
John Saeger
Oberlin College Library
Saeger
Oberlin College
Western Reserve University
Schools Get $37.4 Million In Checks
Ohio State Auditor James A. Rhodes announced checks totaling 37 million for school districts to fund administration transportation and foundation grants. He also said 2.9 million and 490 thousand would be mailed later to cover state shares of teachers and school employees retirement funds.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Memorial Granite Photo Service for Loved Ones
A short notice offering memorial granite monuments and photo tributes to honor departed loved ones. Provides options to create a lasting remembrance with custom inscriptions and timeless markers.
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Steel Industry
Oberlin College and Community
News Bureau
Ted Wood
South Pleasant St
Merle Hanmer
Warner Hall
Allstate
Donald Kitson
Earl Denman
Bos Messaros
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Broad Street
Faifax
Ricardo del Carmen
Cate
Techaikinsky
Wassereska
Koeneman
War” van
City Ball
Cerin
Ohin
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No. 21
Toledo
Mills
Thors
Amherst Memorial Studio
Jackson
Onio
Evert Wiview
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Oberlin Elevator Company
Main Street
Oberlin, Ohio
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