College of Education to Open Large Dining Halls Staffed Kitchen
Miss DiNel H. Pickett named director of dining halls for new dormitories. Kitchen crews include two cooks and two assistants per kitchen, storeroom in charge, ice cream operation, and student help for serving and cleaning. Dining capacity 276 with Dutch and Colonial rooms, check rooms, and sound absorbing ceilings.
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Migs Ethel Pickett
Anla
College of Eduction
DiNel H. Pickett
Onson
Pati Tries
Hay
Tobey-Kender Hall
College of Education
Juror Numbers Across Legal Systems
The text describes juror counts under English common law and U S constitutional practice. It notes twelve jurors for criminal trials in common law and in United States courts, with some states allowing additional jurors in certain cases while regular jurors sit to hear the case.
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United States
Lily genus names and related plant groups listed
The passage notes that Lily origins and related terms from various plant genera differ botanically. It mentions Gent Ally African Mly Belladonne Amaryl lis Jacohen My Mariposa lslys glily Incas St. Bruno's Illy and Arum lily as distinct categories within the broader lily group.
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St. Bruno's
Ancient stained glass planes dated to early Holy Roman era
Fragmentary notes describe stained glass panels dated no later than the Holy Roman era, possibly during Charlemagne's reign in France. Mentions France cathedrals at Charles Le Mang Nelms and Chalon-sur-Marne as special for their beauty and architecture.
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Char- Jermagne
France
Charles
le Mang
Nelms
Chalon-suri Marne
Bubiot
Residence Halls Get Own Directors at College of Education
Six women’s residence halls at the College of Education will each have directors, assistant directors, and student nurses as announced by Mrs. Heith Gale Wiebking. The staff includes named directors and assistants for Snyder, Decker, Gordon, and other halls, with one student nurse per hall. Capacity per dorm ranges from 30 to 52 rooms, with Big Sisters assigned to guide freshmen and orient upperclass students through campus life.
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College of Education
Heith ‘Gale ‘Wiebking
Women's
Fanie Fidte
Thallads Agy
Kendel He ‘Ett
Aaslatants
M Tou
Eloise ‘Baldwin
Margaret Snyi
Glenn Blough
Mary Margaret-Grothe
Lois"Gopahut Wiebking
Blaine Morrison
Unraé
Ethel Stone
Josephine Schich
Decker Hall
Sabin Hall
Drobabhy
Margaret Snyder
Ewiloh
Dha
Central Heating Plant To Supply Dormitory Heat
Central heating will supply steam heat to three new women’s residence halls at Colorado State College of Education. Steam, piped underground from the existing central plant, feeds a zone temperature controlled system with recessed radiators. Woehler & Force of Greeley installed the system and roofing. plumbing fixtures total 63 units and copper piping designed for durability. A storage hot-water system, heated by steam in winter, serves bed-study rooms with a special pump and a superheater for high temperature use.
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Colorado State College of Education
Woehler & Force, Plumbing and Sheat Metal Contractors
Greeley
Sane
Sunner
Sasyeater
Tabey-Kendel Hall
Thraa Women's Halle
Floor Plans of Margaret Snyder Hall Tower Dome Details
The text notes that the dome of the tower at Margaret Snyder Hall features copper elements. It states all downspouts are connected directly to storm sewers, indicating standard drainage connections.
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Margaret Snyder
Toveyiendsl Hall
Sound Deadening Tiles at Tobey-Kendel Lounge
The Tobey-Kendel lounge and dining areas feature rubber sound deadening tiles from Williamson Maulle & Tile Co. The Batchaller tile decorates floors and walls in the Tobey-Kendel lobby and Dutch dining room, with asphalt tile in corridors and vaulted celotex ceilings noted as additional features.
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Tobey-Kendel Lounge
Tobey-Kendel Hall
Duceh
Williamson Maulle & Tile Co
West Colfax
Danver
Oor &Nd
Tobey-Kendel
Dormitories for Women at Colorado State College of Education
The PWA financed three new women’s dormitories at Colorado State College of Education with a $218,400 loan and a $68,000 grant. Construction by CM Young & Sons in 1935 totaled $252,486.4, with bonds funded by PWA and repayments from 4,000 to 13,000 annually through 1964. A portion covers furnishings and related contracts. Slavery history noted: West Indies saw Negro slavery as early as 1502.
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Naw
Colorado State College of Education
Reid
Public Works Administration
Public
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Bens Blis Picket Ett
Edith Gale Wiebking
Résidence
Halle
Dimnéra
Studenta
Home Gas & Electric Company
Edison
Ment
General Electric Supply Corp
Denver, Colo
Paden
PWA
Went Indies
West Indies
George Willard Frasier
The
Colorado State Col
C.S
Our City
Home Gas& Electric Co
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