Current Youth Needs Studied by American Youth Commission
After a survey the American Youth Commission endorsed a national policy for youth focusing on health recreation and education. It calls for eight health program elements including exams remedial care adequate nutrition exercise sleep and environment plus expanded CCC NYA activities. It urges stronger community recreation school leadership more NYA youth workers and federal aid to primary and secondary schools along with vocational training for rural and non rural youth.
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American Youth Commission
Commission
CCC
NYA
National Youth Administration
ASU and WAW Debate Aid to Britain
In a continued debate Miss Haller argues Britain fights an imperial war while Ellen Hammer notes unknown British aims yet clear Nazi aims. Flora Worschin accuses propaganda tactics, and Miss Golann warns a Nazi victory could leave the U S an armed camp under totalitarian control with South America under pressure.
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Soviet Union
Miss Haller
Britain
Ellen Hammer
Mein Kampf
Hitler
Flora Worschin
U. S
America
Barnard College Aids Britain With Feeding Unit And Funds
Mr. Robert R. Appleby of the British War Relief Society thanks Barnard College for aid to Britain. The committee sent one mobile feeding unit and has about $1,000 for a second unit, plus knitted garments and student donated clothing. He urges continued teamwork to increase the impact of their stewardship.
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Robert R. Appleby
British War Relief Society
Barnard Committee
Britain
Barnard
Opera
Appleby
England
43 44 Will Hold Dances Tonight
A university notice lists guests for two dances tonight with sample committees. George B Young and several faculty members are named along with students Ruth Taubenhaus Ma ise Hayden and others serving on chairs for invitations music and decoration tasks.
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George B. Young
James S. Coles
Ruth Taubenhaus
Ma‘ise Hayden
Janet Stevenson
Ruth Geyer
Eleanor Russell
Ruth Millett
Eleanor Synder
Marjorie Moore
Claire Gien
Betty Moore
Migrants’ Recordings Highlight Transitory Americans
Charles Todd of City College spoke to the American Studies Group about government camp recordings for the Library of Congress. The tapes document Arkies and Oakies singing ballads and recounting dust storms, departure reasons, and treatment in California as they seek work and homes in the West.
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Charles Todd
City College
Library of Congress
Arkies
California
Committee Of 100 Postpones Action
The Committee of One-Hundred voted to postpone all action on the Anti-Lease-Lend bill petitions for two weeks at a meeting yesterday afternoon. The petitions have circulated around Columbia University since Monday. The committee comprises 91 Columbia students who went to Washington for the Town Meeting of Youth and the first nine others to join, with assistance from the UCDAF.
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Ing
Columbia University
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North Chattauqua Press
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Washington
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Gress
UCDAF
Cave Oeane
Pelena Rubenstein
Dorothy Gray
Cuaq
Tanthacia
SOC
Tilson’s Drug Store
Broadway
116Th Street
Glass Bay
Jake
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