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New Jersey Attendance Bureau Sought Amid Utility Turmoil
The state contemplates creating an attendance bureau to enforce compulsory education as Kendall cites 170 to 180 day school terms with 88 percent average attendance. He argues $12,000 to $15,000 yearly could cut truancy, boosting funds for education while noting needs of Woman's College and State Normal Schools. Also discussed are public utility commission appointments and banking conditions.
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Trenton
Kendall
New Jersey
Woman'a College
Seroay
Btate Normal Schools
W. J. Bickett
State Council of Education
Dickett
Bickett
Schoorg
Etyte
Giarl
Hwayse
Senate
Supreme Court
Department of Banking and ‘Insurance
Frank J. Smith
Batotes
Sptember
Mayings