Dean Gildersleeve backs Roosevelt calls for tariff readjustment
Dean Gildersleeve of Barnard College declares support for Governor Roosevelt in the presidential race, urges Republicans be ousted over Harding era scandals, and calls for tariff changes to ease financial strain and boost world trade. She stresses no personal party preference as dean.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Harding
Thomas
Sterling H. Tracy
Department of History
Clara Eliot
Department of Economics
Arthur Gayer
Moley
Maude Huttman
History
McIver
Hoover
Bulletin
Rooseveltians Plan Meeting At Columbia University
The Roosevelt League at Columbia University holds a General Committee and Barnard Committee meeting in the Little Parlor on October 18 at noon. Membership grows as students plan to discuss democracy and oppose Republican policy, with Mary A. McPike and Loretta Haggerty coordinating Barnard efforts and urging student voting in the bulletin.
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General
Barnard
Columbia University ‘Roosevelt League
Little Parlor
Columbian University
Roosevelt League
League
Mary A. McPity
Loretta Haggerty
Columbia University Rosevelt League
Rosevelt
Moe McPike
Socialist candidates discuss policies at Harlem rally
Norman Thomas campaigns on using production to aid mankind and curb wealth concentration. Frank Crosswaith, Socialist candidate for Congress, arguesemancipation through shared ownership while noting machines shift work and stressing meeting elemental needs like food, clothing, and shelter. The event was introduced by Howard Westwood at the Harlem rally.
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Norman Thomas
Frank Crosswaith
Congress
Harlem
South Field
Howard Westwood
Columbia Thomas-for-President Club
Crosswaith
Jimmy. Walker
Commissioner argues for Doak regulation in letter response
Dean Gildersleeve objects to the Doak ruling banning non quota immigrant students from wages. Harry E Hull of the Immigration Bureau supports the policy noting American students would welcome student jobs. Gildersleeve argues the small impact on labor markets and argues for international goodwill.
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Bulletin
Secretary of Labor
Doak
Dean Gildersleeve
The
United States Department of Labor
Harry E. Hull
Hull
William N.doak
Department
Major students hold first meetings today
Juniors and Seniors gather for major meetings with talks by Miss LeDuc, Mathilde Comache, and professors. French, Spanish, economics, history, English and zoology announce lectures, a lending library, and room numbers for sessions in Barnard Hall and Milbank today.
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Miss LeDuc
la Societe Francaise
LeDuc
Mathilde Comache
Miss Huttman
Spain
Barnard Hall
Gayer
Russia
Bonnevie
University of Oslo
Haller
Milbank
Barnard ‘Library
Barkard
Arig
Many Declare For Thomas In Campus Presidential Poll
The Bulletin canvass shows faculty split between Norman Thomas and Franklin D. Roosevelt with early returns favoring Roosevelt among several professors. The student poll opens today and tomorrow from 10 to 3 in the Conference Room, inviting all students to vote.
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Bulletin
Norman Thomas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United States
Harvard Student Will Tell Of Peace Stumping Trip
Charles Engvall, Harvard student, will speak at four this afternoon in the Little Parlor about a peace stumping tour through the Middle West. He and a friend converted an old Ford into a peace caravan last summer and urged international understanding in each town. He will discuss experiences and encountered problems. invitations were extended to Columbia and Barnard students.
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Middle West
Charles Engvall
Engvall
Harvard
Fford
Columbia
Barnard
Political Meeting On Terrace At 12 30
A mass meeting is set for today at 12 30 on the North Terrace under the Thom as for President Club to call attention to the presidential race. Speakers include Howard Westwood and Ralph Seward, each with ties to Columbia Law School and government teaching.
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North Terrace
Thomas -for-President Club
Howard Westwood
Ralph Seward
Columbia Law School
Foreign Policy Association
Westwood
Law Review
Columbia
Republicans Plan First Rally At College Conference Room
Republicans at Columbia announce a rally for next Thursday at noon in the Conference Room to speak on the Hoover campaign. All interested students are invited to attend.
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Columbia
German Club Theatre Party Opens Deutcher Kreis Events
The Deutscher Kreis hosts a Kino Party at Criterion Theater Broadway and 4th Street to view Maedchen in Uniform with matinee at 2 45. Members sign up for Friday at the same time. dues not required for tickets.
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Criterion Theater
Broadway
4Th Street
Maedchen
Deutcher Kreis
Braun
Madchen i
Criterion Theatre
Deutscher: Kreis
Milbank
Walter Hasenclever
Deutscher. Verein
Barnard Deutscher. Kreis
Brinckerhoff Theatre
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National Democratic Headquarters
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Mr. Crosswaith
Darwin
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