Editor Villard urges speaking for humanity at Oberlin
Oswald Garrison Villard, editor of the Nation, argues papers fall into three classes and urges liberal speakers to lead. He praises free speech, says now is time to speak for humanity amid Europe’s uncertain future and laments his generation’s failures. He calls for civic involvement for better America.
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Wellington Sorosis Meeting and Local Notices
Wellington notices report Mrs A W Shields hosting 11 Sorosis members at Hotel England with readings and talks. Cleveland visitors cited. births and illnesses listed. Nursing student Lillian Johnson on vacation. Rotary club and Rebekah lodge events noted. Pallolithic man date debate ends with varied estimates.
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Hazel Pierce
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Ruth Baum
Ninette Watters
Warry Lee
Charles Voxtheimer
Harold Whiteside
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Cleveland
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Plymouth
Harold Bursley
Falls Clinic Hospital
Eldon Radcliffe
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Dick MacDermott
Betty Hronick
Dorothy Crandall
Huron Road Hospital
Lillian Johnson
Western Reserve School For Nursing
Luella Johnson
Woman’s Afternoon Club
Harry Lee
Garry Cleveland Myers
E. L. Henes
David Arnold
Noble Grand Association
Rebekah Lodge
Fred Sutliff
A. Williams
Nova
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Ira Stentz
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