Three Thousand Youths March On Capitol for Aid
Three thousand youths from across the nation marched from near the White House to the Capitol for the American Youth Congress Pilgrimage to lobby for the American Youth Act and related measures. Hearings in the Senate and a Labor Department program followed, with Senator La Follette and Congressman Dunn voicing support amid songs and community singing.
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White House
Washington
Capitol Building
American Youth Congress
Senate
Rush D. Holt
West Virginia
Joshua Lee
Oklahoma
Aubrey Williams
N.Y.A
Labor Auditorium
Labor Department
Robert LaFollette
Wisconsin
Dunn
Pennsylvania
Youth Congress
Mary Apple
Y.W.C.A
Ogan
Ken
Ashington
Tex
Capitol Dome
Heller Views Labor And Peace Public meeting on war and peace in Oxford.
Youth Committee for the Oxford Pledge sponsored a Friday talk by Philip Heller Educational Director of the Kintgoods Workers Union. He contrasted labor and peace positions, discussed Homer Martin, collective security, and a four power anti war bloc led by Roosevelt and allies.
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Oxford Pledge
Homer Martin
Philip Heller
Martin
Canada
Heller
Kintgoods Workers Union
Auto Workers Union
Butler
Ford
Chamberlain
United States
Roosevelt
Communist Party
Russia
England
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Designated Student Fellowship Day Planned by Committee
Tomorrow is Designated Student Fellowship Day with 60 committee members under Joan Raisbeck 39. Only 675 pledged and 550 collected to date, and each member will seek at least 5 dollars to reach 1000 before the Wednesday drive. Miss Raisbeck warns a required assembly may be called. Candidates for Student Fellow will be nominated on April 4 and elected on April 7.
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Joan Raisbeck
Miss Raisbeck
Barnard Junior Show Turns Halls Into Charm School
Ruth Elaine Insche reports on Barnard College's 1939 Junior Class show "'39 Steps" staged in Brinckerhoff Theater. The campus satire imagines charm classes to aid the Building Fund with music and witty skits, praising performances by Ruth Stibbs and Esther Anderson and a colorful ensemble led by Ninetta Di Benedetto.
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Ruth Elaine Insche
Barnard
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Ninetta di Benedetto
Anna Lysis
Elizabeth Otis
D’artes
Grace Gottlieb
Anna
Ruth Stibbs
Esther Anderson
Dr. Mae
Revote To Be Held Tomorrow For Quarterly Editor
A revote is planned for Wednesday at noon after Monday’s close result by one vote in the Quarterly editor race between Christine Eide and Miriam Weber. The Undergraduate Constitution requires a majority, but no rule covers a one vote margin.
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Representative Assembly
Christine Eide
Miriam Weber
American Youth Congress
Washington
Barnard
Ruth Stibbs
Hewitt
Virginia Mull
Brooks
Florence Kotzian
House
Alice Drury
Ruth Stevenson
Counts to address ASU on private college role in democracy
George S Counts, professor at Teachers College, will speak to ASU this Thursday on The Function of a Private College in a Democracy. The meeting room and attendees were noted as 401.
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George S. Counts
Teachers’ College
ASU
Social Science Union
Spain
Ruth Borgenicht
Miriam Wechsler
Spain. the Club Voted To Affiliate With the Committee On Academic Freedom
Bob Burke
Columbia
Barnard Glee Club Recital At Brinckerhoff Today
Jackson Maloney and Wiegard are elected class presidents. The Barnard Glee Club directed by Mr Willard Rhodes performs at Brinckerhoff Theatre today at 1 10 pm. Sousa pieces include Polovtsian Dances opening others by Brahms Ossian and a Frogs song. Phyllis Hadra accompanies on piano. Community Singing follows with songs shown on a screen.
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Barnard Glee Club
Willard Rhodes
Department of Music
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Borodin
Nightingale
Ossian
Fingal
Brahms
Glee Club
Phyllis Hadra
Undergrad Association nominees for Vice-President and Mortarboard offices
Jane Bell Claire Stern and Dorothy Smith nominated for Undergraduate Vice-President at 304 Barnard yesterday noon. Mortarboard editors Florence Dubroff Anne Grauer Elaine Wendt and business manager Louise Preusch Virginia Wodtke named by committee. Voting Thursday and Friday. Bell Stern and Smith hold campus roles and past committee chair positions.
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Jane Bell
Claire Stern
Dorothy Smith
Barnard
Florence Dubroff
Anne Grauer
Elaine Wendt
Louise Preusch
Virginia Wodtke
Athletic Association
Mortarboard
Bulletin
Honor Board
A.A
Wycliffe Club
Bidletin
New Council Officers Elected Across Class Levels
Elizabeth Jackson was elected Senior Class President with 156 votes from a 739 member class, while Mary Maloney and Phyllis Wiegard won Junior and Sophomore President roles. Other candidates for each office and past activities are noted, with newly elected leaders joining Student Council.
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Elizabeth Jackson
Mary Maloney
Phyllis Wiegard
Miss Jackson
Dorothy Smith
Barbara Ridgway
Miss Maloney
A.A
News Board of Bulletin
Deborah Allen
Evelyn Healy
Betty Cornwall
Doris Williams
Bulletin
Athletic Association
Residence Halls Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capitol
Congress
Ruth Hershfield
Labor
Committee For Oxford Pledge
George
Franz Boas
Ruth Frankfurter
American Student Union
Barnard Asu
Miss Frankfurter
Corliss Lamont
New Russia
Mr. Lamont
Soviet Russia
Dubroff
Grauer
Wendt
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