World Labor Conference Opens in Columbia with Delegates From 33 Countries
The International Labor Organization holds a ten day world conference in Columbia with 200 foreign delegates. Frances Perkins, Nicholas Murray Butler, Herbert Lehman and Carter Goodrich address the gathering. John Winnant speaks via shortwave from London. The event aims for joint government employer worker counsel among free nations as anti Axis sentiment marks the sessions. The closing session is expected in Washington by White House invitation.
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International Labor Organization
Columbia
Labor
Frances Perkins
Nicholas Murray Butler
Herbert Lehman
Carter Goodrich
John Zen Winnant
Washington
White House
CURC to Broadcast 16 Hour Schedule With Local Outlets
CURC plans a 16 hour broadcast schedule featuring extended audience reach and varied musical hours. Election results will be aired hourly next Tuesday night by Columbia School of Journalism students, with a pre Cornell game football rally tonight from 8 30 to 9. Barnard Bulletin and campus news will be included, with Barnard reporters Denise Donegan Carol Collins Florence Fischman and Barbara Heinzen contributing through the semester.
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CURC
Columbia School of Journalism
Cornell
Associated “Press
School of Journalism
Columbia
Barnard
Denise Donegan
Carol Collins
Florence Fischman
Barbara Heinzen
Music Majors Hear Recital at Collegium Musicum Meeting
Columbia University music department hosts a Collegium Musicum recital in the College Parlor featuring Barnard and Columbia students. Milton Freedman performs two piano sonatas by Clementi and C. P. E. Bach, followed by Haydn songs for chorus. A group including Abe Loft, Suzanne Hyman, Mary Shimer, and Stefan Ochs plays trio sonatas by Corelli, C. P. E. Bach, and Rosenmuller. The series aims to boost music majors’ knowledge and will meet monthly.
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Collegium Musicum
Music Department
Columbia University
Barnard
Columbia
Milton Freedman
Clementi
Freedman
Chapel Choir
Abe Loft
Suzanne Hyman
Mary Shimer
Stefan Ochs
Corelli
C. P. E. Bach
Rosenmuller
NAACP Student Conference Attended by Florence Fischman and Jane Devonshire
Florence Fischman and Jane Devonshire were delegates to a Hampton Institute conference in Virginia hosted by the NAACP. The third annual event brings students from many colleges to discuss current problems in America for Negro youth, aiming to foster leadership and citizenship in a democratic framework.
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Jane Devonshire
Hampton Institute
Virginia
National Association For the ‘Advancement of
Signatures pledge students to payment for college events
All students are reminded that a signature is a pledge. If a student signs up for any event or subscribes to a college publication she will be held responsible for payment. Everyone is urged to think before signing to avoid social and financial complications.
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Evening sessions cover fire traffic and wardens map drills. Courses begin November 10 with Control Room Construction and Civlian Defense training in six sessions. Mathematics for Aerial Navigation and Capital Shorthand run on specified weekdays. Western Union tele printing practice totals 64 to 100 hours for future employment.
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Civilian Defense Office
Conan
David
American Women's Voluntary Services
Western Union
New Games Chairman Chosen After Ann Ross Resigns
Following the resignation of freshman Greek Games chairman Ann Ross, the class of 1945 elected Patricia Cady to the post at a meeting last Wednesday. Nominations for the vice presidency included Sally Ferris Ruth Mann and many others.
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Ann Ross
Patricia Cady
Hope
Simon
Mary Elizabeth Maulsby
Dave Reid
Sally Ferris
Carmen Castelli
Althea Knickerbocker
Ruth Mann
Mary Ann Miller
Hope Simon
Merideth Maulsby
Sabra Follett
Janet Kempton
Barbara St. Clair
Dawn Shaw
Louise Mascicacci
Joyce Field
Nancy Eberly
Althea "Knickerbocker
Adele Co
Claudia’ Haines
Miss Pessi Featured at Assembly with Harpsichord Fame
Miss Pessi, an instructor at Columbia University, famed as the first lady of the harpsichord, performs works by Domenico Scarlatti and hosts Capriccio in G major. She trained under Professor Wanderer in Vienna and soloed with the Vienna Philharmonic under Klemperer before moving to the United States ten years ago. Since then she has played with the NBC orchestra under Toscanini and the New York Philharmonic, and appeared for the New Friends of Music.
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Umbia University
Miss Pessi
Alexander Wanderer
Vienna’ Philharmonic
United States
Miss Pess
NBC Orchestra
Arturo Toscanini
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
New Friends of Music
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