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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1930
Page
4
Mahatma Gandhi reaches the coast and begins a salt grazing protest, drawing astonishment from British authorities. Indians plod along the path to protest salt taxes, an act seen as a bold nonviolent challenge to imperial control.
The text notes France and Italy sticking to their positions as a five power treaty negotiates its fate. U S experts claim parity with Britain and cite a large ship value. Italy’s financial condition is described as worse than the United States yet it continues to demand parity.
Ruth Wanna McCormick wins the Republican nomination for United States Senate in Illinois amid claims the election was orderly. The account notes Chicago gangs showed deference and voted for her.
Senator Brookhart criticizes the Democratic and Republican national chairmen for opposing part of the Constitution. The Literary Digest notes many hope their stance against the Prohibition Amendment will fail.
The Walker administration will not amend the plan and hints emerge that the new Eighth venue will compete with existing lines once completed. Political conflicts complicate transit policy, but the author refuses to sacrifice peace of mind for travel.
Textiles workers refuse a drastic wage cut, prompting a lockout last week as owners push for cuts. Premier McDonald faces pressure amid broader industry tensions as conflicting demands threaten production.
Student Council votes to appoint a three part appraisal of the annual work with at least one portion due before Christmas. The plan aims to clarify the fellowship's role and shape the referendum on Peilow’s continuation for another year.
Mrs Win T Brewster guest of the Women's Graduate Club at 304 Telosophy Hall for a tea. Attendants Mrs Baldwin Mrs Thorndike Miss Weeks and Mrs Wright poured. Brewster's paintings on display in Philadelphia Hall include landscapes and portraits with Paris book stalls Cotswolds Langland Pikes and Tunis scenes.
Fineshriber discusses how Judaism must engage youth and adapt to modern times. He argues Reform Judaism is a natural outgrowth, retaining core values while changing metaphysics and customs to stay operative. He notes Orthodox proselytism is limited and emphasizes a single missionary aim for Jewish continuity.
The Labor Temple survey of 40,000 diverse students shows strong interest in aesthetic courses. Preferred options include The Great Classics of World Literature and Lives and Works of the Great Painters, while Anthropology Biology and Economics ranked low.
Representatives Bett Calhoun Katherine Crawford Margaret Erickson Vera Joseph Belle Yobas Katherine Kiehl Dorothy Kramm Alma Krumwiedge Gertrude Leuchtenberg Katherine Reeve Elizabeth Reynolds Margaret Koutzahin Edith Tompkins among listed nominees for representation.
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