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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1933
Page
4
Chaplain Raymond Knox presents the first in a five part series on Religion Movements in Europe this afternoon at 4 30 in room 1 Posophy Hall. He surveys religious awakenings in England the Reformation to group movement and asks if danger can prevent war. Tea follows in Women’s Graduate.
Professor Prince a noted musical composer will speak at the campus assembly. His arrangement of The Road to Mandalay and the march for the Royal Jugoslav Band are well known. Dean Gildersleeve and faculty will host a luncheon preceding the event.
Wigs and Cues hosts Spanish Club tea for Miss Blanche Yurka Marquesa de Belmonte and Mr Rich ard Hale all cast members of Spring in Autumn at the college event tomorrow.
A brief entry notes activity at the club between 3 30 and 4 30 in the afternoon. No additional context or participants are provided.
The Social Problems Club calls for a series of protest actions against German fascism and university reception of its ambassador. It plans a delegation to President Butler, a Wednesday noon picket at the Faculty Club, and a mass demonstration outside McMillin Theatre. National groups like the American League Against War and Fascism back the Wednesday event.
The article lists U S Type 11 grown in the Piedmont Belt of Virginia and parts of North Carolina, Type 12 in eastern North Carolina, Type 13 in South Carolina, Type 14 mainly in southern Georgia with small amounts in northern Florida and Alabama, and Type 31 known as White Burley first produced by George Webb in 1864.
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