Songs Written By Oberlin Students To Be Broadcast
Five Oberlin Mummers' Club songs from the 1939 all male musical will be aired on May 6 11 30 a m E T via the Mutual network. The program features Strolling by John Prindle Scott and Heaven Can Wait a campus favorite. Vocalists include Dick Atkins Mike Krause Max Ervin and others with a possible quartet for Strolling.
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Mutual Broadcasting System
Mummers’ Orchestra
John Prindle Scott
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Benny Goodman
Larry Clinton
Guy Lombardo
Kay Kyser
Tommy Dorsey
Max Ervin
Jack Stern
Charles Butler
Mike Krause
Stuart Cahoon
Dick Atkins
Cleveland Wins National City Health Honor Over 500000
May 2 The National Chamber of Commerce awarded Cleveland Ohio first prize for cities over 500000 in its annual city and rural health conservation contest. Lakewood Ohio and Parkersburg West Virginia won in the National Inter Chamber fire waste contest.
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National Chamber of Commerce Today
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Looking Backward’s Early Reception and Publisher Shuffle
When Bellamy’s Looking Backward first appeared it drew a lukewarm reception and moved between publishers, not pushed as contemporary novels. The fragment notes the book’s initial limited appeal and rapid transfers among publishers.
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Heir mystery deepens in Crandon estate tale
Jerry Crandon and Mercedes Weatherford tussle with suspicions over a lost Crandon heir while Blake Feaster vows to expose the true heir. A threatening note, a photograph, and a tense family confidant loom as they confront who really owns the Crandon estate.
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Mercy
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Blake
Gerald
Mary Crandon
Jerry Smied
Gerald Crandon
Two Governors as Private Men in Public Roles
Boake Carter contrasts Missouri Governor Molly Stark and Wisconsin Governor Julius Heil, noting their private business discipline, bold public moves, and belief government can run like a firm. Stark relies on personal campaigning and military aura, while Heil emphasizes honesty, restraint, and cost cuts, aiming to attract industry to Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Molly) Stark
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Voice Of The People Letter Urges Against War In Europe
A Elyria reader objects to editorial urging joining a European war to defend democracy. Mrs. John Dowdell argues mothers should keep sons home to protect American families and democracy at home, criticizing England Russia and Versailles.
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Oberlin President to Speak on Hiram Honors Day
Oberlin College President Ernest Hatch Wilkins will address Hiram College Honors Day at noon on Wednesday May 3. He will also speak to Oberlin alumni in Detroit this Friday. The article notes the poppy as a symbol of sleep and oblivion with historical references to Lethean Poppy by Virgil.
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Oberlin College
Hiram College
Oberlin
Detroit
Former Wisconsin Governor to Speak at Oberlin
Former Wisconsin governor Phil LaFollette, founder of the National Progressive Party, will visit Oberlin this Thursday May 4 to give two public addresses. He will speak at Finney Chapel at noon and again at 7 30 p m in the King Bosworth room Men s Building under Oberlin College Public Affairs Society auspices. Public invited.
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Wisconsin
Phil LaFollette
National Progressive Party
Finney Chapel
King-Bosworth
Public Affairs Society
Oberlin College
Oberlin Senior Recital With Conservatory Orchestra Tonight
Oberlin senior J Laurence Willhide of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music performs Liszt Concerto in E flat No 1 with the Conservatory Orchestra tonight at 7 30 in Warner Concert Hall. The program includes Santa Op 37 Beethoven Fantaisie Op 49 Chopin with other pieces listed in the concert notes.
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J. Laurence Willhide
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Conservatory Orchestra
Liszt
Warner Concert Hall
Santa
Beethoven
Chopin
Loren L. Yaggy
Ezra Yaggy
W. Lorain St. Oberlin
Cannonball Theft Stuns Cincinnati Neighborhood
In Cincinnati a cannonball valued at $1 is reported stolen from a large yard. The piece was mounted in concrete, and the incident prompts questions about possible links to events in Europe.
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Cincinnati
Avery
Europe
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