Oberlin study shows business tops for arts graduates
Data from 1927 to 1938 cites Louis Doddsinson leading a survey of 1,073 Oberlin College arts and sciences men. About one third of the 899 in the class sought further study, while business employed the largest post graduate group. Education and government service followed, with economics the leading major for those entering the workforce and chemistry, politics, and law among other fields.
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Oberlin
College of Arts and Sciences
Thad
Oberlin College
Louis Do Dtaison
Eat
Delay College Nenentag
West Toaider
West Toaider Werr Maecleneria
Jour Malisny
Een Tendeia
Boake Carter claims neutrality shifts threaten U.S. policy
The article critiques U.S. neutrality amid growing global tensions. It discusses Romania’s defense bonds, Keynesian ideas, and Roose velt’s stance on Finland aid and "wars" No. 2 and No. 3. It argues the administration uses the Neutrality Act selectively to aid allies while avoiding broader restrictions, warning of a drift toward war and the erosion of citizen rights over tax revenue for foreign conflicts.
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United States
Finland
Roosevelt
Germany
France
Briain
Mr. Roosevelt
Russia
Br. Roosevelt
China
Japan
United St
Gainig
Belgium
County Solo and Ensemble Contest Sees Hundreds of Musicians
Lorain County schools send hundreds of student musicians to Wellington High School for the county solo and ensemble contest. Events run 8:25 AM to 3:19 PM in two rooms with judges F Rudolph Behrens Sidney Davis and Elizabeth Harmony. Entries include Wellington Colum with 28 and 35 for Columta, Huntington, Eaton, Belden and others across vocal instrumental and piano divisions.
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Wellington High School
Lorain County
Gerald M. Frans
Coueschool
Ansemble 2 Ng
Medina
F. Rudolph Behrens
Sidney Davis
Elizabeth Harmony
Columta
Wellington
Alan Lake
Huntington
Henrietta
Eaton
Belden
Betty J. Garargl
Linder
Xylashone
James Massard
Ethelyn Newberger
Patricia Fiinkins
June Carpenter
Dorothy Mae Navagele
Ruth Dunford
Janet Carine
Jesse Easter
Penfield
Wellin
Richard Buswell
Long
Sooy
Mary Jane Brouse
Phylliser
Martha MM. Woods
Leis Brey~levy
Martha M. Woods
Arlene Sguy
Duew Thelma Cartwright
Henrietta and Wellington Musicians Play Solo and Quartet Set
A fragmented roster lists Gould Markley clarinet and Wellington string quartet members plus multiple solo piano performances. An array of names from Henrietta Elyria Wellington and Columbia appears, with instruments including trumpet clarinet flute and piano solos scheduled across morning hours in Room 111. The garbled OCR shows a run of musicians like Markley, Williams, Webber, Haldeman, Keech, Pratt and many others scheduled for solos and duets throughout the day.
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Shirley Riegal
Huntington
Mary June Ebersole
Wellington
Muriel Baker
June Carpenter
Ola Marsin
Mary Ec Huntington
Mary Blarnette
Ington
Geraldine Pratt
Wuntington
Wilma Stewer
Janet Horton
Lois Mae Coe
Ruth McClaflin
Hunting- Bevery Baker
Merle
Congressmen fault Bureaucracy in Power Planning Budget
Rep Dudley A. White charges that the National Power Planning Commission, led by Benjamin V. Cohen, draws a $9,000 salary from a body not authorized by law. He warns he will move a point of order during Interior Department budget hearings to block funds, citing past cuts to nonauthorized agencies. The commission’s $68,000 budget allocates $63,160 to salaries and $3,620 to travel.
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Washington
Dudley A. White
Benjamin V. Cohen
New Deal Brain Trust
Corcoran and
Cohen
Congress
National Power Planning Commission
White
Interior Department
House
Bureau of Government Reports
National Resources Planning Board
Council of Personnel Administration
Ben Cohen
Avon Lake Council Notes January Meeting and Music Recitals
Avon Lake Council convened at Park Hall on Monday evening with minutes approved and invoices paid. A Bay Village letter from Lake Road committee chair Mr. Cook discussed truck re-routing, and announced a January 24 meeting at Mid-Consuella Stinchcomb with attendees including Ruth Royer and several residents from Columbia, Brownhelm, and Wellington. The program featured extensive piano ensembles and solos from Columbia, Eaton, Clearview, Oberlin, Wellington, and Grafton, plus vocal trios and solos led by local performers.
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Avon Lake
Park Hall
Cook
Bay Village
Lake Road
Consuella Stinchcomb
Ruth Royer
Marjorie Jones
Marjorie Walter
Pir
Burnap
Columbia
Marjorie Nieding
Margie Pippert
Brownhelm
George Webber
Henrietta
Carolyn Woodworth
Helen Kyanko
Robert Jones
Junior Columbus
Virginia Putt
Thelma Cartwright
Lois Fullmer
Betty Box
Eaton
Glenn Gene Horton
Clearview
Margaret Neumann
Rudolph Neumann
Joan Weumanon
Amelia Neumann
Oberlin
Jeanne Whiteside
Wellington
Lois Yost
Grace Balogh
Susan Vargo
Clarissa Brush
Doris Blaine
Linda Yost
Jeanne Wilcox
Philip Linden
Jeannette LaGrange
Betty Gunder
Marilyn Dickens
Jac Carmel
Melua Mason
Patia
William Wehrhoff
Betty Horwedel
Marilyn Broughton
Elyria
Virginia Davidson
Lehere Dawson
Grafton
Helen
Mary Hasenpflug
Amherst
Lenore Lawson
Helen Trant
Chrystal MacDonald
Bates Daphne
Enrietta
Agnes Kranyak
Bob Smith
Eunice Kramer
LaGrange
Dwight Standen
Maude Talbot
Frances Angersbach
Helen Mary Hasenpflug
Chiteau
Walker Road
Auxiliary To America Legion Post 211
Lillie Bohner
Avon Lake High School
Sons of Legion
Chate
Boy Scouts Troop 132
Chateau
Cleveland Day Club to Discuss Lake Road Curves
Mayor Howard Drake and Art Killius will attend a Day Club meeting in Cleveland to discuss eliminating curves on Lake road. Mr. Eidt of Elyria advised a survey of the curves will be made. Council passed the 1940 appropriation ordinance with general fund 39636 and bond retirement 42955.
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Cleveland
Howard Drake
Art Killius
Eidt
Elyria
Lake Road
Recruiting For Army Discontinued For The Present
Recruiting for the United States Army is discontinued for the present. Sergeant Richard Campbell the roving recruiter from the Cleveland office will not visit Elyria post office until War Department orders resume activity. Enlistments have increased so rapidly that further recruiting is not considered necessary at present. Campbell advised referring applicants to the Cleveland recruiting office in the Old Post Office Building.
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United States Army
Richard Campbell
Cleveland
Elyria
Charles J. Sartor
War Department
Elytia
Army
Sartor
Campbell
Post Office
Carter’s Little Liver Pills Aid Morning Energy
An old advertising prompt touts Carter’s Little Liver Pills to “wake up your liver bile” and promote daily two pints of bile flow. It claims thin bile hinders digestion, causes bloating and sour mood, and urges readers to buy pills at 10 or 25 cents to restore appetite and vitality.
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