Oberlin Schools Adopt Socially Accepted Behavior Policy
The Oberlin Board of Education endorses a pupil conduct policy replacing discipline with socially accepted behavior. The policy, drafted by the Policy Advisory Committee and Superintendent Harry A. Ross, emphasizes rule learning, mutual home and school effort, and discipline as guidance toward goals rather than punishment.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Board of Education
Johnny
Harry A. Ross
Pleasant Street
Ross
Koss
Boston Alumni Group Honors Oberlin Head
The Oberlin Club of Boston adopted a resolution praising President William E Stevenson for completing ten years as Oberlin College head. The note lauds his sincerity and accomplishments and expresses confidence in Oberlin’s future under his leadership. Stevenson was appointed in spring 1948 and began duties that summer.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Club of Boston
William F. Stevenson
William Edwards Stevenson
Oberlin College
Oberlin Club of
Boston
Trier
Stevenson
Oberlin Aide Named to Ohio College Promotion Committee
Paul M. Douglas of Oberlin College was appointed to a committee coordinating a 34 college Ohio effort with a national program to promote higher education. The group will devise ways to maximize benefits from the Advertising Council's nationwide education promotion.
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Oberlin
Paul M. Douglas
Oberlin College
Ohio
Douglas
Ohio College
Delaware
Advertising Council
Oberlin School Chief Named To National Committee
Dr. Harry A. Ross superintendent of Oberlin city schools was named to the National Sponsoring Committee of School Superintendents at the AASA convention in Atlantic City. The nine member group is led by Wilbur Young and includes 10 Ohio superintendents. The committee coordinates World Clothing Week to aid orphans in over 200 orphanages and other needy people in more than 30 countries, with clothing also sent to Korea and U.S. disaster areas.
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Oberlin
Harry A. Ross
American Association of
Atlantic City
Arctic Circle
Ross
Ohio
Wilbur Young
Indiana Department of Public
Carl P. Williams
Fairport Harbor
Korea
United States
Chil
Christian Children’s Fund
Francisco Duran-Reynals
Yale Ters
School of Medicine
Hislow
Ton
Atom-Equipped Units Planned by Army
The Army announced the formation of two of six atomic support commands as part of a program to reduce manpower needs and have air transportable units ready to aid abroad beginning March 1. Fort Bragg and Fort Hood will host the first two, with Fort Bragg designated a medium atomic support command.
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INS
Army
America
Fort Bragg
N. C
Fort Hood
Eisenhower
Fort Gress
Hood
Yale scientist claims control over mouse cancers
Yale University researcher reports he can induce or prevent mouse cancers by manipulating natural resistance to infection. The claim suggests a potential method to influence cancer development in animals, with possible implications for future studies in humans.
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New Haven
INS
Yale University
Elyria Man Denies Charge After Window Peeping Claim
A 23 year old Elyria man Louis J. Bohn of 2390 West Ridge Rd was arrested on West River Rd for disorderly conduct after denying window peeping as residents identified him. Officer Sgt Donald Andress questioned him and lodged him in city jail. This marked the fourth peeping charge against Bohn in the past year.
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Louis J. Bohn
West Ridge Rd
West River Rd
West River
Donald Andress
Bohn
Andress
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Bolero Print
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Neil's
Teen Shop
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Lassie
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