City College Fraternity Row Sparks Controversy Over Immigrant Students
A City College report and alumni letter condemn the Manhattan Alpha Delta Phi chapter amid claims of foreign and Jewish dominance on campus. The minority panel argues City College lacks suitable American-student culture, hindering American-fraternity life and prompting debates about exclusion and assimilation.
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East Pinket Street
Mechettan Society
City College
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Manhattan Fevert
Alpha Delta Phil
Jetinghaus
Fraterit
Jellinghaus
Manhattanhepter
Ihapter
Oole
Joos Wots
Bowdoin
Yale
Manhattan
Jeliinghaus
Mo Sastan
Alpha Delta Ps
Ncaval
Alpha Delta Phi
Alpha Daits
Peterson
Pr. Jellinghaus
W. Fairfield Peterson
Cornell
Epalion
College of the City of Now
Alpha Ita
City Ny
Alpha Aeens — Seas
Seanarte Seth Thathean
Carl Ganter
Kenyon
John C. Jay, Jr
Williams
Martin McVoy
College of the City of
New York
Chretians
Athletic Association
Rudolph Tombo
Columbia
Ctive
Theta Eltani
James Anderson Hawes
30 Road Street
Delta Benes. Epsilon
College of the
City of New York
College of the City of New York
Theta Delta Chi
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Memphis
Phi Gamma Delta
Chi Psi
Delta Upsilon
Phi Delta Theta
Southampton
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Switzerland
Hibben
Ufe
Asylum 100 Quiet Walk 15 Miles Home Ends in Tragedy
A nine year old, Sandor Neneth, led his three younger siblings from the German Odd Fellows Home in Havemeyer Avenue, Unionport, back to their East Tenth Street tenement after their mother died at Bellevue Hospital. They walked about fifteen miles by night, seeking home, until the eldest carried them to safety and the father began a return trip to the asylum. The incident followed their mother’s fatal illness and a fly sting that prompted flight from the asylum.
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Sandor Neneth
Giba
Odd Fellows Home
Havemeyer Avenue
Unionport
East Tenth Street
Westhester
Westchester Creek
Asylum
Sandor
Kalman
Elon
East Side
Mamma
Little East Siders
Hr Brother
Mama
Broadway
Lower East Side
Patrolmanson
Mr. Nenet
East Tenth Stree
Bardo to Read Riot Act at New Haven Meeting
Providence reports that General Manager Clinton L. Bardo plans a Monday night meeting with New Haven Road employees in Hartford and Providence. This third briefing since the Stamford wreck follows earlier sessions where workers fear union protection for rule disregard.
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New York Times
Providence
New Haven Road
Clinton L. Barde
New Haven
Bardo
Stamford
Hartford
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