Niebuhr decries rise of fascism at Columbia dinner
Dr Reinhold Niebuhr of Union Theological Seminary told the Columbia Christian Student Council that European civilization is doomed due to rising fascism. He warned Germany seeks to destabilize Czechoslovakia without war and cautioned that fascism is a fast moving, class driven doctrine posing a global threat.
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Reinhold Niebuhr
Union Theological Seminary
Columbia Christian Student Council
John Jay Mezzanine
Europe
Dr. Niebuhr
Germany
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Fascism,” de Clare Sr. Niebuhr
Italy
Dr Hughey Reveals Tudor Manuscript Hunt at English Tea
Ruth Hughey Guggenheim Fellow described her pursuit of a lost 16th century manuscript at an English majors tea on October 27. The volume bound in calf with gold tooling contains 225 folios, with works by Henry Howard Earl of Surrey Sir Thomas Wyatt and Queen Elizabeth. The hunt traced from Arundel Castle to the British Museum and the Norfolk lineage, ending with authentication of its origin and contributors.
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Ruth Hughey
Guggenheim
Hughey
Henry Howard
Earl of Surrey
Thomas Wyatt
Walter Raleigh
Anne Countess of
Earl of
Surrey
Elizabeth
Dr. Hughey
Arundel Castle
British Museum
John Harrington
Dance Class Registration This Week
Registration for Van Am Dance Classes is in Miss Weeks' office. Instruction begins November 9 at John Jay Hall. Elementary classes meet Monday and Friday 3 to 4 PM, Tuesday to Thursday 3 to 4 PM. Advanced classes run on the same days 4 to 5 PM. Fee: $1.50 for eight lessons and three tea dances.
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van Am
Miss Weeks
John Jay Hall
Roosevelt Carries College Address Discusses Election Issues
Professor Raymond Moley head of the Department of Government outlines that the upcoming election will reflect a choice between Roosevelt and Landon but not resolve current problems. He notes Congress during a second term and Garner's influence, discusses unemployment, labor, tariffs, and finance as key unresolved questions.
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Raymond Moley
Department of Government
College Assembly
Landon
Roosevelt
Moley
Professor Moley
Congress
Garner
Secretary Hull
Hull
Columbia Blue Shirts Hunt Co-eds For Blue Shirt Tribe
Columbia College reports Blue Shirts among students aim to defend the University image. The group led by David Mautner denies formal ties with administration while supporting university actions and the expulsion of Robert Burke. The movement frames itself as opposing campus radicals and pledges to uphold Columbia’s good name.
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Columbia Blue Shirts
Hunt
Blue Shirt
Tribe
Nancy Fraenkel
Columbia
Sam
Barnard
David Mautner
Cohum
Nnte
Ee TV
Mautner
STO
Columbia College
Themitt
Wits
Blue Shirts
Robert Burke
Bulletin Will Not Appear on Tuesday
The Barnard Bulletin will not be issued Tuesday due to Election Day. Liaison officers must submit copy as usual. material will publish in Friday, November 6 edition. Notices for Friday must be in by 1 pm Wednesday. Tuesday copies accepted through Friday at 1 pm.
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Barnard
S.S.U. Hears Major Party View Points
Miss Dorothy Schaffter of the National Democratic Committee and Vassar College cites 1920s depression data at the Social Science Union in the College Parlor. She argues recovery cost questions and critiques central government relations, with notes on income, farm land values, tenancy, and worker wages.
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Dorothy Schaffter
National Democratic Committee
Vassar College
Social Science’ Union
Miss Schaffter
Miss. Schaffter
Students Talk For Party Candidates In National Collegiate Poll
Roosevelt led with 38 977 votes among 80 598 cast in the nationwide student poll. Landon carried New York by 76 votes and won 47 electoral votes there. Other states gave Landon votes in Colorado Connecticut Delaware Idaho Indiana Kansas Maine Maryland Massachusetts Missouri New Hampshire New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont West Virginia. Roosevelt won 206 electoral votes to Landon’s 233. 92 states had no reports. The vote included Norman Thomas and Earl Browder in leftist showing, with Yale Purdue Harvard Amherst Smith Dartmouth Princeton Rutgers Cornell Vassar Barnard among participating colleges.
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Princetonian National Collegiate
Pell. Gov
Landon
Roosevelt
United States
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Browder
Lemke
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Norman Thomas
Earl Browder
William Lemke
London
Yale
Purdue
Radcliffe
Columbia
Manhattan
College of New
Rochelle
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Princetonian
Vassar: Miscellany . News
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Meeting of Columbia
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England
Mrs. Wyeth
Vassar
S.S.U
Ruth Insche
Social Science Union
Miss Insche
Farley
Hearst
Amy Schaeffer
Charlotte Bentley
Socialist Party
CCC
Communist Party
Joan Geddes
Miss Geddes
Sofia Simmonds
Farmer-Labor Party
Farmer-Labor
American Labor Party
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