Oberlin editor leads Ohio History reviews and Ohio project
Dean Wittke of Oberlin edited the December Mississippi Historical Review with two Oberlin historians contributing reviews on The Dairy Industry in Canada and The Greatest American Woman Lucertia Mott. Plans for a six volume Ohio history proceed under Wittke as editor in chief with editors Bond Utler Weisenburger Roseboom.
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Oberlin
Mississippi Historical Review
Oberlin College
Carl Wittke
College of Arts and Sciences
Canada
J. A. Rudd
Wittke
Robert Fletcher
History Department
Lucretia Mott
Lloyd C. M. Hall
Ohio
General Assembly
Dean Wittke
B. W. Bond
University of Cincinnati
W. T. Utler
Denison University
F. P. Weisenburger
Ohio State
E. R. Roseboom
Mr. Wittke
Thomas D. Clark
Kentucky
Prentice Hall
Women Dominate London Postal Savings Bank Workforce
Nearly 3000 women and girls are employed at the Post Office Savings Bank in London, reflecting a widening female presence in the financial service sector. The rise marks a notable shift in staffing patterns, with women taking roles across clerical, managerial, and customer service functions.
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Post Office Savings Bank
London
Oberlin Woodwind Ensemble Sets Tour for Dayton and Olivet
The Oberlin Conservatory Woodwind Ensemble leaves for Dayton to perform at Fairview High School under Oberlin Alumni and for Olivet College Michigan. Six conservatory students led by Director George Wain will play twenty five required numbers for the National School Band and Orchestra Association contest list.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Conservatory
Dayton
Ohio
National School Band and Orchestra Association
University of Illinois
Fairview High School
Olivet College
Michigan
Conservatory
George Waln
Anton Winkler
Cleveland
Gilbert
Wain
Representatives In Shansi Returning To Their Homes
Oberlin graduates Miss Josephine Hamilton and John Hamlin, who have served as representatives at Oberlin School in Shansi, sail from Hankow to Vancouver aboard the Empress of Canada, arriving near Wednesday January 12. After evacuation earlier fell, they moved to Hankow, then Honkong on December 23. Van Meter went inland to rejoin the school now at Sian in Shansi. Hamilton plans to return to Greenfield Massachusetts while Hamlin heads to Albion New York, with plans to come to Oberlin soon if exams permit.
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Oberlin
Josephine Hamilton
John Hamlin
Ober-lin College
Ober-lin School
Shansi
Vancouver
Empress of Canada
Lydia Lord Davis
Herbert van Meter
Hankow
Hamilton
Hamlin
Honkhong
van Meter
Sian
United States
Peking
Charlotte Tinker
Canada
Hambhin
Greenfield
Massachusetts
Albion
Patients Refuse to Leave Hospital Sanatorium
Patients at the Clar y and the Sanitorium at Periguex prefer convalescing and resist discharge. The superintendent ordered a patient to depart. Police were summoned but the other convalescents overpowered them and brought the patient back to headquarters.
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Paris
Clary
Periguex
Bolsheviks reshaping Student Union stance at Vassar
The American Student Union faction led by the Stati Communists shifts from unpledged peace to backing defense if needed, as they attack ROTC and promote a flexible, internationalist line. The piece argues the group uses changing slogans to fit global events, praising their seeming adaptability.
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American Student Union
Vassar
Stati Communists
United States
Oxford
Oxford University
England
Joseph Lash
New York City College
The
Communist Internationale
Elyria Man Named Member Of Board
F. O. Gott an Elyria insurance agent has been named a director on the Auxiliary Board of The Republic Mutual Insurance Company of Columbus Ohio. President Charles E. Nixon announced the appointment noting the Auxiliary Board will advise and counsel with company officials as a new step in Mutual Automobile Insurance progress. Gott was one of 28 Ohio agents selected by the Board.
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F. O. Gott
Republic Mutual Insurance Company
Columbus
Ohio
Gott
Charles E. Nixon
Mutual Automobile Insurance
Critics Turn Against War Slogans In Strikes
The piece mocks leftists opposing military service while praising peace activists who call for opposing war when it suits political aims. It accuses them of trying to entangle the United States in China to Sovietize it, weaken the US financially, and prepare for proletarian control.
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Miltary Service
Chautemps
United States
China
Russia
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Bitter Battle For Teruel Resumes On Front
Spanish Nationalists and Loyalists pour reinforcements and planes into the Teruel front as snow covers ground. Weather slows fighting yet reports indicate a renewed phase with both sides repelling enemy attacks and advancing cautiously.
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Hendaye
Teruel
Zere
Pereat
Norway Orders Anti Aircraft Guns From Sweden
Norway placed an order for anti aircraft guns in Sweden that could not be filled until 1942, delaying the defense supply as wartime production schedules shifted.
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Norway
Sweden
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