Frank Bohn Predicts Recovery of England
Dr. Frank Bohn spoke before the In ott of Arts on Sciences last Thursday evening predicting England would recover from its difficulties with a balanced budget and empire profits. He argued socialism is unlikely and stressed that Britain needs capital from Canada, Australia or South Africa. He lauded Laval and criticized church involvement in politics while endorsing Hoover’s foreign policy and a one year war debt moratorium.
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Frank Bohn
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England
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Canada
Australia
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Asria
Labor Party
Talur Party
Dr. Bohn
Pretier Javal
France
20H
Laval
Chamber of Deputies
Hoover
League
Natons
Miei
America
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Comptroller Urges Heat and Light Saving Campaign
The Comptroller appeals for energy conservation urging residents and students to reduce heat use and electricity costs. He stresses turning off unused lights, lowering radiators, and avoiding waste to save several thousand dollars annually.
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John J. Swan
Play Day Draws Freshmen Cheers at School Event
About 150 students participated in play day activities led by Miss Holland and a student committee. The Freshmen formed cheering sections and were outnumbered but spirited, with supper served at 6 15 in the cafeteria. Virginia Weil chaired the class committee and noted the event is growing in popularity among Freshmen.
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Miss Holland
Virginia Weil
Weil
Langner Blames Commercialism for Modern Theatre
Playwright and Theatre Guild director Langner told Writer's Club members that modern drama trades sensationalism and realism for money. He argued theatre should offer theatrical experiences and heroic storytelling, not dissective psychology suited to books.
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Laurence.Langner
Theatre Guild
Writer’s Club
Thinker Essay Contest Seeks College Student Submissions
The Thinker invites college students to submit essays on what they hope to gain from college. Essays must be up to 500 words and mailed to the Essay Editor, The Thinker, 45 West 45th Street, New York City, by November 15. First prize is twenty five dollars, second ten dollars, and two two dollar prizes. winning essays to appear in the January issue.
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D. E. Phillips
The
Thinker
West 45Th Street
the Thinker
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