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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1935
Page
2
The editor recounts a Barnard College faculty member’s candid objection to a vaccination stance against War and Fascism. The writer condemns both Fascism and Communism, criticizes the weaponization of opinion in the survey, and supports a peaceful protest as a protest against War while avoiding entangling alliances.
Miss Jacoby Barnard Bulletin criticizes the Anti-War Strike for becoming a protest against Fascism and Hearst. She argues that anti-war actions lack constructive goals and fail to build peace, noting no Fascist party exists in the U United States and urging patience toward peace.
Liberty League clarifies opposition to joining the April 12 anti war strike. It labels strikes as belligerent and linked to radicals, notes conservative members on strike committees, and states concern over fascism and capitalism debates. The group reserves right to abstain from events with radical or anti capitalist rhetoric.
Eleanor Ortman voices Barnard Anti War Demonstration Committee defense of a peace strike as non political. Conservatives are urged to join, with warnings against isolation and calls for broader cooperation across Columbia University, criticizing militarism and Nye investigations.
Barnard Young Communist League members vow full backing for the April 12 strike. The piece argues that after last year’s NYC student turnout of over 15,000, tens of thousands more will protest worker slaughter and capitalist-driven wars, alleging capitalism deepens crises and promotes fascism.
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