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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1935
Page
2
Browder delivered a long speech on communism experienced during a year’s effort in New York. He noted 36 000 paid attendees at eight meetings on his Milwaukee trip and said the public interest shows faith in radical change and belief the old proposals offer nothing.
The New York Chapter outlines Braille and nutrition programs for students, disaster relief readiness, and production and magazine services aiding patients and schools. Volunteers staff 12 000 veteran families served, 78 000 relief garments made, 1 160 000 dressings, and 75 000 magazines distributed. Roll Call funding runs Armistice Day to Thanksgiving.
A Ohio University philosophy professor watches as a nervous coed touches a powder puff to her nose after handing out papers for the final exam. He sternly informs her she is not taking the makeup exam yet.
Wigs and Cues announces its fall production The Brontes with Helen Lange Lillian Meiselbach and Betty Pratt in leading roles Emily Bronte Charlotte Bronte and Ann Bronte The cast is directed by Miss Anne Morgan who previously staged Tom Thumb and Androcles and the Lion The Brontes debuts this December at Barnard students see the show Friday and Saturday.
A Lehigh University American History professor faces scrutiny over a map illustrating how Pope Alexander VI's 1493 bull divided the New World between Spain and Portugal. The incident centers on the depiction and its interpretation in historical context.
A first aid class seeks a formal definition of insects noting they attribute some car accidents to insect presence. The request aims to clarify what counts as an insect in the context of accident causes.
A group of famed golfers including Craig Wood Willie Macfarlane and Helen Hicks speak about Camels cigarettes. They claim Camels are smooth mild and never affect wind or nerves. Denny Shute adds he switched years ago and smokes them constantly without disturbance to nerves.
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