Oberlin Honors Memory Of First Co-eds
Oberlin College will memorialize the four women who first enrolled, marking Oberlin as a pioneer in co education. Educators will attend a Friday dedication, honoring a century of equal study and leadership by women across higher education.
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Roosevelt Peace Speech Urges Quarantine on Aggressors
The President spoke in Chicago urging a concerted, peaceful global effort to preserve justice. He warned that treaties must not be scraps and warlords cannot be allowed to kill innocents. He likened aggressor nations to a contagious disease needing strict quarantine.
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Fire prevention week urged to curb waste and wealth loss
The National Board of Fire Underwriters warns that fires destroy intangible wealth and, though insurance aids rebuilding, irretrievable loss harms the nation. Fire Prevention Week mobilizes citizens to curb waste, reduce unemployment, and protect resources with collective action.
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Impatience Behind Many Auto Accidents, Says Chicago Study
A Chicago physiologist reports fatigue is not the main cause of highway crashes. Impatience and lack of self control trigger most incidents, even during routine errands. Long drives fatigue drivers but the chief peril is rushing and aggression on the road.
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New York Day By Day By D. C. McIntyre
New York City gossip and fashion notes from October, with crime and social scene observations. The piece mentions Dewey’s crackdown on major crime, the shifting mob landscape, hotel and nightclub life, fashion trends at the Stork Club, and style commentary from Society Columnist D. C. McIntyre. It cites personalities like Lucius Beebe and Barbary Hutton, plus a 1927 copyright note.
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Today in History and Anniversaries Compilation
Today marks anniversaries for figures like Jenny Lind and George Westinghouse with birthdates and notable deaths. Also lists historic events such as 1783 treaty, 1918 St Etienne capture, and 1936 riots, plus a horoscope advising cautious love decisions.
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France
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Ind
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