Oberlin PTA Launches Citywide Waste Paper Drive
Oberlin PTA groups unite for a 1955 city wide waste paper collection. Proceeds benefit Prospect and Pleasant and Oberlin High School PTAs and PIA projects. Committees led by Kilmer Wallace and Williams organize 9 a.m. to end of day collection with students and residents bundling papers and arranging curb pickup. Area businesses supply trucks from U S Automatic Amherst Nelson Stud Weld ing and T O Murphy Co with drivers. rural residents urged to bring papers to trucks or schools.
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Oberlin
Prospect
Pleasant
P.I.A
Robert J. Kilmer
Prospect St. E.T.A
Thomas Wallace
Pleasant P.T.A
Arthur L. Willams
Vernon G. Stevens
Warren Weston
Prospect Pta
Max Thompson
Enarge
Pleasant St
Joseph Ignat
PTA
Arthur Williams
U.S. Automatic Corporation of
Amherst
Earle Heisser
Dick Ruby
Nelson Stud Welding Co
Lorain
T. O. Murphy Co
Arthur Salo
Wesley Sams
Villard Court
New Hall Auditorium
Intellectual Freedom Conference Held at Oberlin College
Oberlin hosts a February conference on intellectual freedom with sessions on government, public expectations, and education. Notables include Nathaniel A. and F. Myers, Hechinger, Kalven, Steele, and Halle Jr. from universities and the Ohio Civil Liberties Union. A Saturday panel will discuss cases like Littman and related topics.
Medical Society Honors and Addresses at Round Table
Dr Wherry addresses the Medical Society while Kemble Kalven and Hate are honored. Dr Alann F Myers of New York University will speak before the Round Take. Saturday morning Robert B Patton of Ohio State University and Willard A Smith of Toledo lead a mission on the statement of principles on intellectual freedom. The annual dinner is Saturday evening and Prof Commagior's address closes the conference at $200.
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Kemble
Kalven
Hate
Alann F. Myers
New York University
Robert B. Patton
Ohio State Univerity
Willard A. Smith
The
Y of Toledo
Commagior
Oberlin to Host Eleventh Legislative Assembly Meeting
About one hundred students from thirteen member colleges of the Northeastern Ohio Debate Conference will converge on Oberlin for the eleventh annual Legislative Assembly. Delegates will join committee hearings on education topics with experts and state officials, including Ohio Senator Charles Mosher and Oberlin leaders, at Sturges Hall and the Oberlin Inn.
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Oberlin
Callopes
Dan
Oberlin College
Sturges Tall Auditorian
Margaret Manger
Forensic Union
Y Bieth Glennan
Case Histhute of Technology
Willian Stevenson
Blair Stewart
Camille
Thomas & Baker
Social Studies
Cave
Peat
Robert E. Dixon
College of Arts and Sciences
Laber
Paul Sehmid
Department of ‘Eduction
Wiles
Tees
Committee On Educational Opportunity
Charles Mosher
Iman
Educaon Commiittee
Ohio State Senate
Jimi
Milton Yinger
Department of Sociology
Contamilies Mewlings
iCberlin Inn
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Columbia University
Cleveland
Nathaniel R.alonzs F. Myers
Ohio Civil Liberties Union
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Ohio
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Thomas L. Boardman
Hechinger
American Association of Universion
Abesity
Alt
New York Heaald
Lorain County
John L. Sullivan
Intellectual Freedom Saturday Tribune
Medical Society
George Nicholas
Edwin
Elyria
Clave i Kemble
Harvard University
County Society
Harry Kalven Jr
the Great
Chicago Law School
Lott v
Spring Valley Country Club
Elytia
John W. Wherry
Henry J. Halle Jr
University of Steele Commager
Virginia
Dr. Wherry
ERS & Dawley
Florsheim
Crosby Square
Taylor
Sphiye
ARROW
Uy O Hele