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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
2
The piece argues for immediate relief for unemployed youth and calls for a right to work on relief projects with equal wages. It demands universal education without discrimination, free scholarships, and government aid to needy students, urging a system of unemployment and social insurance. The language emphasizes inclusive access to training and jobs.
The Political Union reported straw vote results from 98 submissions on how students would have voted in 1932 and their intended 1936 choices. Roosevelt received 45 in 1932 and 34 in 1936. Republicans tallied 9 in 1932 and 42 in 1936. Socialists 5 in 1932. Communists 8 in 1932 and 2 in 1936. third party votes noted but not specified.
The text reaffirms the right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness under vocational training with fair wages and union supervision. It declares dedication of youth to a better future, greater liberty, and collective strength.
A Forum letter from Bulletin staff argues against immediate pay boosts and requests that any remuneration system be delayed if the pending amendment fails. Signatories Adele Hagland Helen Hartman Edna Holzman Edna Jones Ruth Kleiner Jean McGloughlin Marion Patterson Helen Raebeck urge that ad contributors receive a percentage only if compensation is approved, reflecting the staff’s close view of business manager pressures.
Senora Isabel de Aguilar told the Spanish Club that Puerto Rico’s condition has improved since joining the United States. She cited an education system now similar to the US, with Spanish language for now, and described the island’s blue sky and pleasant climate.
Lieutenant Commander Frank Hawks of the U S N R, famed for 214 speed records and the Harmon Trophy, states he has flown 19 years and smoked Camels nearly as long. He says speed tests challenge both pilot and aircraft and that Camels never affect his nerves or physical condition, praising their mildness and the selection of tobaccos.
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