Word: federalists
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Aims of the group were confined principally to furthering interest in the United Nations, and in promoting public discussion of the issues which confront that group. The College Council stands opposed to the world federalist idea, feeling that progress must come through the United Nations...
Efforts to form a world government discussion club here are at present being considered by a small group. Howard Buchler '49 has talked with members of the administration, who have put forth the idea of forming one large international affairs organization of which the Student Federalist group could be an independent subcommittee...
...Student Federalists appreciated TIME'S coverage of our week-long national convention in Chicago [TIME, Sept. 16]. We regret, however, that you were unable to present the newly written Student Federalist Charter, which explains the exact stand that the organization is taking in working for world government...
...grasp of U.S. public affairs was about what might have been expected from a nice old man who loved conversation of all kinds but thought that all elections were won on issues. He had read the Federalist Papers, admired Tom Paine and Franklin D. Roosevelt, and thought Henry Wallace a fine fellow...
Madison et al: Federalist Papers...