Editorial Staff List From Fa aalschean Feature
The text presents a roster of editors and editorial assistants including Barstein Ruskin Sachs Wals Shackelford Wax Cannan and a News Board with Auld Drew Edwards Meade Shackelford Zeiger Lucarini Ress and Leff. Administrative figures include Janis Klein Weisberg Auld Berger Bukowski Lindenberg Avella among others.
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A’ Barstein
Carol Ruskin
Betty Sachs
June Wals
Auld
Dolores Drew
Nancy Edwards
Joan Meade Shackelford
Eleanor Wax
June Cannan
Janis
Anita Klein
Beverly Weisberg
Faith
Annette Auld
Ruth Berger
Anne Bukowski
Avis
Elaine Jose
Bernice Lindenberg
Avella
UK Navy Commander Urges Bond Between Allies
Commander Anthony Kimmins of the Royal Navy praised Anglo American friendship at a Forum for Freedom sharing frontline experiences. He spoke of troops fighting side by side and wounded comrades, urging unity that he believes will endure. He warned against selfish wartime 'waists' and hoped the unity would extend beyond the battlefield to all United Nations efforts.
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Anthony Kimmins
Royal Navy
Kimmins
Kimmins de
America
United Nations
Barnard War Fund Drive Seeks Rapid Progress
Commander Kimmins says morale at the front relies on home front support and letters to boost confidence. The Barnard campaign has raised a portion of its 1200 dollar goal, with efforts to hasten giving and aid beneficiaries of the National War Fund Drive.
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Barnard
Ommander Kimmins
Mann Urges Reconciliation of Democracy and Socialism
Nancy Edwards reports Thomas Mann’s McMillin Theater address on The New Humanism. He warns against fearing word spokes like Communism while urging a compromise between individualism and collectivism and a universal humanistic law guiding postwar society.
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Thomas Mann
McMillin Theater
Mann
Letter to Sue About a Navy Dance Omelet of Fun
The writer recalls a lively Sunday coffee dance for midshipmen with a dramatic entrance. She mentions a skirt mishap that turned into a playful moment and notes a man with a sister who chose Navy service to defend Womanhood in Careers. She hints at future letters after new conquests.
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Midshipmen
Campus Coops Flourish Amid War Effort on College Campuses
Student cooperatives on campuses adapt to wartime needs as they cultivate land, process produce, and run multiple businesses. At Michigan co-ops harvest vegetables nightly and share yields by labor, while Oberlin expands from groceries to a produce department. Kentucky State College Co-op Association operates snack and souvenir stands at games. Central States Cooperatives in Chicago issues a price book with ordering and payment instructions for seven campus co-ops.
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University of Michigan
Kentucky State College Co-op Association
Oberlin Co-op Society
Oberlin
Central States Cooperatives, Inc
Chicago
Postwar boundaries debated by Hull plan after the war
Secretary of State Cordell Hull outlines a four step approach to transforming Axis occupied areas into democracies after the war. Frontline control by the first Allied army, edict determined boundaries, later self-government, and application of the Italian formula for democratic freedoms.
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Cordell Hull
Hull
Modern Dancers Tote That Barge
Barnard students endure a punishing modern dance class described as a blend of commando training and ballet. The piece mocks the climactic warm up, endless stretches, and the agony of limbering up as students throw themselves about the gym floor in navy outfits.
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Barnard
Barnard Hall
Milbank
Pavlovas
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