Spotlight on world government radio scripts, 1949-1978.

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Spotlight on world government radio scripts, 1949-1978.

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The collection contains the radio scripts for "Spotlight on World Government." The speeches emphasized five purposes of the World Federalists: power to prohibit by force wars between nations, control of atomic warfare, limitations on the size of atomic weapons, source of revenue for the support of the federation, and a sound world economic system.

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Pennsylvania State University Libraries

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Pennsylvania State University Libraries

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Brill, Julia Gregg, 1891-1985

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Julia Gregg Brill was born on September 15, 1891 in Tyrone, Pennsylvania. She was a 1908 graduate of Sunbury High School and a 1910 graduate of Bloomsburg State Normal School. She began her teaching career in a one room school in Town Hill in 1910. She later taught high school at Huntington Mills and then enrolled at the Pennsylvania State College. In 1921, Brill graduated with a bachelor's degree in classical languages and six years later received her master's degree in English. She taught Engl...

World Federalist Association (U.S.). State College chapter.

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The student chapter of the United World Federalists at Penn State formed on 19 October 1949 following a Spring 1948 lecture by Norman Cousins. The student chapter's primary activity was the presentation of a bi-weekly radio show, "Spotlight on World Government," narrated by English professor Julia Gregg Brill, 1949-1978. From the description of Spotlight on world government radio scripts, 1949-1978. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 36349176 ...