Barnard College student association notes and staff list
Weekly college notes list officers editors and staff of Barnard College including editor in chief and business manager roles. The piece shows names such as Janor Streichler Rhia Messler Lawrence Vandervoort and others with departments in news advertising photography and editorial assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
New York
N. Y
Janor' Streichler
RIHA
Messler Sardhiahlen
Idole
Rence Levine
Messler-Vandervoort
EMCI
Ase Eheed
RCIA
Lawrence
About Town
Luis
BRAND
Cecereres
Rion Mednick
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Women in Uniform Stand Guard for Nation in War Effort
In wartime, about ninety thousand women in the United States Armed Forces serve as operators, bookkeepers, decoders, photographers, and officers, freeing men to fight. The WAC count grows from four to 406 jobs, expanding service across branches. Barnard women and others are praised, with salutes to Captain McAfee, Colonel Hobby, and Lieut. Streeter and Herring for their contributions.
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United States
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Marines
Wacs
Ler
France
WAC
Barnard
Thentry
Ted States
McAfee
Hobby
Or Streeter
Herring
Barnard Leader Sees Debate Over Student Government
Miriam Burstein profiles Undergrad President Joan Carey, praising her stance on Rep Assembly membership and Council authority. The piece details her background, campus duties, and plans including constitutional changes guiding controversial issues to Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Burstein
Rep Assembly
Student Council
Joan Carey
Joan
Milbank
Barnard
White Plains
Brooks Hall
Andy Sirch
National Service
Peggy Hine
Hewitt
Peggy
Council
Carey
Here and Abroad: Fear and Hope for East West Ties
Beverly argues Anglo American solidarity is vital yet risks white supremacy fueling Eastern resentment. He cites Mao Ching Li on Shanghai occupation and notes Japanese aggression, anti-Western sentiment in China, and Britain’s evolving stance. He urges improved East West ties through liberal attitudes and better Sino British friendship, warning of potential loss of Asia to the Soviet Union without change.
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China
Japan
Mao- Ching Li
Shanghai
Far East
Columbia
Nathaniel Peffer
Rudyard Kipling
Asia
Russia
Maurice Hindus
Mr. Hindus
Soviet Union
Defeat of Subsidies Ushers Inflation Debate
A bipartisan House vote defeats the administration food subsidy plan by backing the Commodity Credit Corporation Bill ending subsidies after December 31. If the Senate passes it, a presidential veto override is anticipated. The administration sought to curb inflation by subsidizing farmers against rising food prices amid wartime and postwar pressures.
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House of Representatives
Commodity Credit Corporation
Senate
America
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