Barnard Bulletin December 7 1944 College News Edition
The Barnard Bulletin issue dated Thursday December 7 1944 lists staff including Betty Sachs Annete Auld June Wall as feature editors and Nancy Edwards Eleanor Wax Frances Hitch Dorothey Terrace as editorial assistants. It notes News Board and Associate News Board members, and provides roles for Mariam Gabin as business manager and Marcia Holstein as circulation manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Edwards
Eleanor Wax Frances Hitch
Dorothy Terrace
Jane Felton
Ruth Lyons
Ruth Raup
Betty Smith
Gynthis Morse
Cseeeee
Marcia Holstein
Per Sate
Pas Ab
Vast Hat Advertising Managers
World Security and Dumbarton Oaks Charter Debate
The article discusses the Dumbarton Oaks proposal for a United Nations Charter, urging informed public scrutiny. It notes the Big Three's dominance in power and the need for unanimous consensus in the Security Council, while calling for clearer paths to peaceful power changes and broader study by students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumbarton Oaks
United Nations
United States Senate
Hichelberger
United Nations Organization
Security Council
Grea
Constitutional Authority Council
Eichelberger
Danbarten Oaks
Cavine
Iiloeh
Coucil
Paenarel
World Security Organization
Hope Simon's Diverse Arts and Leadership Profile
Hope Simon, a New York born student, blends arts tenure with leadership roles. She rosters with the Metropolitan Opera Chorus, studies languages including Russian, plans study abroad, and runs forums at CURC while excelling in riding sailing and dance. She organized China Relief drives, served as War Activities chair, and enjoys campus events, concerts, and charity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hope Simon
Barnard
New York City
Hope
Metropolitan Opera
Russia
France
Maine
Texas
Washington
Capital
Representative Assembly
CURC
Is a large scale expansion of Foreign Trade Necessary
At a November 30 1944 Town Meeting of the Air the Barnard Liberal Club hosted a debate on foreign trade expansion with Eric Johnston Louis Fischer John Lee Coulter and Arthur Besse. Fischer urged postwar global growth while Coulter and Besse urged domestic focus and cautioned against imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Liberal Club
America
Eric Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Louis Fischer
John Lee Coulter
American Tariff League
Arthur Besse
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Fischer
Besse
Coulter
Beverly McGraw
Liberal Club
Mrs Hutchinson
Midge Shuman
June Bousley
Board of Trade
Miriam Fishman
Roxanne Connick
Britain
Barbara Kinney
Eleanor Krout
Book Review Highlights Faiths and Labor Strife
A reviewer lauds Florence Mary Fitch’s One God for fair concise treatment of Judaism Christianity and Islam and praises illustrations and accessibility. The piece shifts to labor relations, detailing Betty Smith's BULLETIN discussion of telephone operators strikes, wage disputes, and the War Labor Board. It argues workers showed patriotism through service despite wage inequities and company resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mary Fitch
Oberlin
Beatrice Creighton
Lothrop, Lee
Shepard
Bulletin
Betty Smith
Hersef
Betty J
Bulletin News Board
Debate Club
Liberal
Ohio
American Telephone and Telegraph
Dayton
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Bell System
War Labor Board
National War Labor Board
New York
A. T. and
Herald- Tribune
Publc
Pabin
Boston
New Haven
Pearl Harbor
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Miriam Burstein
Betty Sachs Annete Auld
June Wall
Managing
Dolores Drew
Joan Leff
Joan Raup
Judith Rudansky
Joan Zeiger
Camp Hope
China Relief
The
Philharmonic
Lewisohn
Navy
Cy Joanne Ruth
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