Intercollegiate Winter Conference on Textile Industry
The Union Theological Seminary hosts a December conference for traders economists and students to study textile industry problems. Leaders from United Textile Workers and League for Industrial Democracy headline sessions on labor social and economic issues with scholars from Columbia Yale Harvard and others attending.
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Union Theological Semin
Stu
South
League For Inclusion Democracy
Jacin
Orkers
United Textile
Mr. Thomas
Fast 18Th Street
Charlotte Wilder
Smith College
Justine Wise
Stephen S. Wise
James Dombrowsky
Union Theological Seminary
Walter Ludwig
Pioneer Youth of America
Thomas
Peter Nehemkis
National Intercollegiate Committee
Reducing the Navies and Postwar Peace Efforts
A World Peace critique notes Christmas urges for naval reductions amid reluctance to disarm. Stimson shifts Japanese suspicions toward the US UK. France pins its limits. Britain foresees future war and rights norms. Congress passes Tax Reduction and French debt accord. Morrow named Senate envoy from New Jersey after London talks.
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Stimson
United States
Great Britain
France
Britain
Macdonald
Atlantic
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Congress
Morrow
Senate
Dwight V. Morrow
New Jersey
Assembly Debates N S F A Questions and Funding
The Representative Assembly weighs N S F A issues from prohibition and federal control to state regulation and future cooperation. It endorses a new information bureau, student life surveys, and regional conferences while considering Barnard support through head tax contributions.
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Atiow
Canada
Sweden
Representative Assembly
N.S.F.A
Harrison
Barnard
Menorah Convention to Meet in New York Holiday Session
The Intercollegiate Menorah Association holds a December 26 to 29 gathering in New York with delegates from about thirty colleges in the United States and Canada. Events include debates at Columbia University Earl Hall, talks by David Pinski and Abraham Binder, a tea at Barnard Hall for contributors to The Menorah Journal, and a final banquet at the Hotel Commodore with Waldo Frank and Shmarya Levin speaking. A $2 student rate is offered.
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Intercollegiate Menorah Association
New York
United States
Canada
Earl Hall
Columbia University
America
University of Minnesota Menorah Society
C.C.N.Y
N.Y.U
Hunter College
Kearl Hal
David Pinski
Abraham Binder
College Parlor
Barnard Hall
Menorah Journal
Menorah Association Incorporated
Commodore
Waldo Frank
Shmarya Levin
Three Miracle Plays to be Given Today
This afternoon at 3:30 Drinkerhoff becomes a Medieval Theater as Saul Solomon Elijah and the Prophets appear in Miss Latham’s Class three plays The Conversion of Saul Solomon and the Harlots Elijah and the Prophets will be performed in authentic miracle play style with unknown medieval authors lost to time.
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Drinckerhoff
Saul
Solomon
Elijah
Prophets
Miss Latham
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Union
McMahon
Muste
Bailey
Louis Bader
New York University
Lovett
Laidler
Sara Bernheim
Labor
Bureau
Mr. Gorman
Tom Tippet
Brookwood Labor College
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
Ith
Vassar
City College
Hun- New York University
Cornell
Isylvania
Universitie
League For
Ember
Aldine Club
Fifth Avenue
Thomas Att Chase
Reinhold Schuhr
The
Assembly
Barnard’s
Bernard
Broadway
Featee
Pediforme Shoe Company
W. 36Th St
Morris Ave
Bronx
Livingston St
Brooklyn
North Ave
New Rochelle
Washington Place
East Orange
N. J
Bae Een
Philadelphia
Old
Italy
Firenze
Alicerfoote Macdougall Coffee Houses
West 46Th Street
West 47Th Street
Sevillia
West 57Th Street
Anna J. Ryan, Inc
113Th St
New York City Cathedral
With
LES Parfums
Whenye
Place Vendome
Paris
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