Worden Press Board tale shows Worden’s nose for news
The article recalls Worden and Mrs. Schwab at the Worden Papers front, describing how Worden’s sourcing and radio ads shaped stories. It notes Worden’s ambivalence about syndication, and how her local letters provide a nationwide view, with Chicago as a benchmark.
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Glee Clubs Join For Schutz Festival At Saint Pauls
Barnard Columbia and University Chapel choirs unite to present the Weiningss Shut festival at 4 30 pm on March 31 in Saint Pauls. The concert marks Schutz birthday and fiftieth anniversary. Free tickets available at 601 Journalism.
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Woman journalist remarks spark talk on the Times bias
An unidentified female journalist discusses opportunities for women in reporting. She notes no broad discrimination except at the Times, calling it more conservative, and adds that success depends on securing stories.
Vocational Tea Held Wednesday in Parlor
Barnard alumni spoke at a Wednesday afternoon vocational tea in the College Parlor. Miss Marion Boyd discussed office work and department store roles for women, Mrs Eva vom Baur Hans covered journalism and writing, Miss Francis Marlott spoke on women lawyers and community work, and Miss Louise Schluchting advised Macy role training and selling experience.
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