Slow Week For Weep, Only 3 Talks Booked
Vice President Barkley’s schedule shows only three speeches this week, far below his usual four or five. The piece notes his age, ongoing campaigns for Truman and the Democratic Party, and questions whether he remains a viable future ticket option.
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Wellington Church To Hear Liberian Missionaries Sunday
Wellington Assembly of God on the second floor Reserve Block Wellington hosts Mr and Mrs Dewey Hale Liberian missionaries for the Sunday afternoon service October 14 Hale describes missionary aviation in Liberia and the clinic work in Monrovia while Mrs Hale discusses the clinic there and her nursing ministry The event signals the couple’s three year African mission and prior work in Sierra Leone and Liberia.
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Oberlin Conservatory Fall 1951 Recital Dates Announced
Oberlin announces 1951 52 season music events with student recital series December 1 through June at Herrick Auditorium and Warner Concert Hall. Recitals held Mondays Thursdays Saturdays with co chairs Mrs Barr and Mrs Barr. Admission 15 cents free to all concerts.
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Maunce Kessler
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
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G. B Warner
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