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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
1
Barnard College student newspaper published semi weekly during the year with editors Joan Raup Dolores Drew Joan Leff Betty Smith and a large news board. Vol XLIX No 43 dated May 10 1945. Subscription rate three dollars per year ten cents a copy. Office in New York City postmarked 19 October 1928.
A special poem by Archbishop Francis J. Spellman for V E Day thanks God for victory and calls on the nation to seek peace firm in justice mercy and duty The speaker prays for guidance to feed the hungry clothe the naked defend rights and win hearts back to God through service.
The diary describes the Fairmont Hotel's opulent lobby and facilities in San Francisco during April. It notes registration processes, security badges, heavy mail volume, and aの日 opening session with photographers chasing dignitaries including Anthony Eden. Delegates, military cars, and Army support accompany visits. Eden's arrival disrupts solemnity while Truman and Mayor Lapham are referenced.
Marilyn Schwartz presents Ann Cagnassola a Barnard junior with a mix of law ambition and creative pursuits. She led the Italian Club and Newman Club while pursuing international and labor law. Ann worked summers with the British Ministry of War Transport and Western Electric and is set to enter Columbia Law School next year.
The Liberal Club advocates the Murray Fall Employment Bill while addressing three main objections. It argues guaranteed full employment supports democratic individualism, explains government private sector partnerships, and defends the bill against fears of socialism and rising debt. It contends unemployment threatens security and freedom, not the bill.
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