Brooks Hall Holds Annual Elections
Brooks Hall conducts its annual elections naming Harriet Plank and Brooks Milo Upjohn as vice presidents Hewitt selects Patricia Wilson as social chair Lucy Harry as fire captain Eleanor Earl as captain Constance Cruse and Dorothy Wendell as treasurers Dorothy Shelley and Ruthieanne Bellamy serve as house members
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Lucy Harry
Eleanor Earl
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Government Fears Result of New Ideas
Mr. Hays cites arrests and censorship in multiple jurisdictions as signs that free speech is stifled when ideas challenge authority. He argues fear drives bans on teaching evolution, obscenity laws, and suppression of dissent from Hungary’s Count Karolyi and Indian MP Saklatvala. He warns of a gradual erosion of American liberty.
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Mary Ware Dennett
State Department
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