Oberlin Representatives to Attend General Council Meeting
Oberlin residents will attend the General Council of the Congregational Christian churches gathering at the University of New Hampshire in Durham. Dr W F Mohn, Oberlin College, will represent Oberlin with Prof HG May of the Graduate School of Theology, and George Hubbard will chair the Lays organization for Ohio. A state defector, Jones, and Mrs Jones join the group as part of a new social creed statement efforts.
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Oberlin
Thseberlin
General Council
University of New Hampshire
Durham
W. F. Mohn
Colles
Graduate School of Theology
Iit
Medina- Arsoe
Ott
Mod. Fator
George Hubbard
Ohio
Wheat You Big With WAN BONDS
Wartime fundraising note urging purchase of War Bonds to outfit air crews with horsehide jackets, boots, and gear costing about 269 dollars per aviator. Emphasizes pay deduction to fund gear for Army and Navy needs. Also reports Redlands nurse Josephone Pepratti returning home to rejoin her Pacific unit after recovering from sniper wounds.
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Bataan
Redlands
Cat
Josephone Pepratti
Pacific
Draft Registration Issues Alert and Schedule
Officials report local draft boards are compiling a list of registrants who failed to notify changes in status under the Selective Service Act. Registration for youths 18 to 20 will occur June 27 and June 30 under local board supervision. Hours run 12 noon to 6 pm June 27 and 7 am to 6 pm June 30.
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Col. C. W
Fromy
Ay Astrate
Draft Board
Mabie
Washington War Time Hype Brightens Capital Street
A fragmented Washington column notes wartime spirit in the capital. It highlights civic resolve, bus boys as captains, shop displays, and public sacrifice. Observers discuss patriotism, ration talk, and the U S effort with hopeful yet sober tones.
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Washington
Peeble
Arcivaly
Pat Union Station
Amer
cLemore
Tleutens
Seana Aas
Library of Congress
Lincoln
Navy
Germany
United States
Great Britain
University board officers chosen for Ohio agriculture station
Lockwood Thompson of Cleveland was reelected as president with Dr Clinton Altmaler of Marion named vice chairman. Carl E. Streb of Columbus elected secretary and Hugh Nesbitt of Columbus chosen as treasurer. Steele named business manager of the university. New officers will serve on the board of control for the Ohio agricultural experiments station at Wooster.
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Utrust Fai
Nedaec
Heciedichal Board
Lockwood Thompson
Cleveland
Clinton
Altmaler
Marlon
Carl E. Streb
Columbus
Hugh Nesbitt
Columb Measures Steele
University
Board of Control
Ohio Rartculture
I Wooster
Rewarded Veteran Machinist At Douglas Aircraft
A 53 year old machinist at Douglas Aircraft in Los Angeles received a $100 award for inventing a time saving tool. FE Weber, noted for long service, was recognized in a brief ceremony highlighting his contribution to factory efficiency.
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Los Angeles
Cal—a
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OME
Elmer Davis
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USO
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