Schedule Is Full Troy State Teachers College
Troy State Teachers College closes another year with plans for a bigger 1950. A broad activity schedule accompanies a major building program including a $230,000 library and art building and a near completion $60,000 stadium. A $260,000 dining hall and boys dormitory are slated to begin February 1. Expansion at McCarthy Hall to enhance library and art facilities will start soon. The Science Department will double classroom and lab space as temporary Art Department facilities are repurposed for a recreation hall. Enrollment rose in 1949 with optimism for higher figures. 176 students attended the 1948-49 term and about 1,100 joined the summer session. fall 1949-50 opened with 985 students.
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Troy State Sees Growth In Winter Term Attendance And 1899 Graduates
The report shows 59 students registered this Winter term with extensions on Saturdays. Troy State conferred degrees on 209 graduates in 1089, 195 of whom were Summer school graduates. Over 3,200 high school students attended the Choir and Band Festivals and 1,400 Pike County students joined a radio teaching Conglest. Campus activities peaked at 2 and are expected to rise next year.
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Troy State University To Host Year Of Cultural Events
About 4 000 visitors attended Homecoming and Appreciation Day at Troy State. Notable visitors included Henry U L Scott Vaughn Monroe Freddy Martin and others. Student groups led by the Troy Playmakers International Relations Club concert band and choir planned tours and performances with upcoming events featuring touring players Caesar and Cleopatra and the Alabama String Quartet. The campus anticipates a busy social schedule and a stronger Troy State in 1950.
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Broiler grower profits rise with successive crops
A poultry grower reports incremental profits across four broiler crops with per third earnings of 11.7, 20, 20.8 and 23.9 cents respectively. The note mentions high fuel use by V-2 rockets at 18,000 pounds per minute.
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City Manager Plan Takes Firm Hold In Ann Arbor
University of Michigan survey shows council manager form adopted by 900 cities with only 36 abandoning it. Prof. Arthur Bromage notes nine of the 36 had ten or more years under the plan before rejection. Factors cited include defective charters and other governance issues.
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Breeding Stock Advice Amid City Depression Blame
Fragmentary notes blame city government and political interests for voter depressions. The Breeding Stock section urges buyers to consider space on the farm and to obtain good breeding stock with guidance from A. W. Janez of the extension service marketing specialist group.
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Treating Cottonseed Improves Seed Health in Cold Weather
Proper treatment of cottonseed prevents seed rot and boosts plant survival during cool unfavorable weather. An eminent doctor links stuttering and stammering to disturbances of the nervous system.
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