Theatre in schools urged at Washington Irving High
William McAndrew, principal, campaigns for a real school theatre in the upcoming Washington Irving School building. He argues drama educates, cites Harvard and Columbia theaters, and notes public support growing despite budget worries and zoning rules.
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Washington Irving High School For
William McAndrew
McAndrew
Board of Education
Washington Irving
Tribune
Sturm
Ralph Roister Doister
Harvard
Brinkerhoff
Columbia
St. Louis
Charity appeals stretch to aid a crippled girl
A report lists contributions from M. B. Etryker president of Rhinebeck branch and Mrs Henry Newhall of 32 for the blind girl traveling expenses to Virginia and Cambridge for coal funds in South Orange New Jersey plus gifts from an anonymous friend at Hotel Belmont toward a wheelchair. A. F. Young of Elizabeth New Jersey donates for relief of cripples. Miss Post of Manhattan offers a second hand sewing machine. Mrs Newhall will forward Woman's Pages to Adolph Koch in Chicago and Mrs G H Storey may forward copies to Susie Mardin in Waterville Maine.
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Lone Island
M. B. Etryker
Rhinebeck
M.A
Henry Newhall
Virginia
Cambridge
Coal Fund
South Orange
N. J
Belmont
Miss Striker
Miss Post
Manhattan
Newhall
Adolph Koch
Chicago
G. H. Storey
Susie Mardin
Waterville
Acknowledgments From T. S. S. Christmas Fund Givers
Recipients express gratitude for Christmas greetings and gifts. Annie Mahler of Chelan Washington notes snowbound life and reading as a blessing. Grace Mackneson of Montana thanks for greetings from a remote location. L M an invalid praises T. S. S. remembrances. John A Church of Colebrook Station Nova Scotia enjoys a printing press, New York views book and fishing guide. Mrs Boem of Florida praises gifts from the state president distribution. Mrs B of New Jersey, an invalid, thanks the coal fund aid for a warm room.
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Annie Mahler
Chelan
Wash
Grace E. Mackneson
Montana
Mise L
John A. Church
Colebrook Station
N. S
New York
Boem
Florida
New Jersey
Dearth of Librarians in New York City Quieted by Training Push
Dr John S Billings cites a shortage of trained librarians in New York and nationwide as libraries expand Our city has 38 free circulating libraries and more planned Women dominate circulating branches while men work mainly in executive and reference roles The article outlines required training from high school to library science degrees and notes several schools and programs including New York State Albany Pratt Drexel Illinois Simmons and more It stresses the calling and professional growth potential for women in librarianship with rising salaries and evolving standards
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John S. Billings
New York Public Library
New York City
Astor
Lenox
New York State Library School
Albany
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
University of Illinois
Champaign
Simmons College
Boston
Wisconsin Free Library Commission
Syracuse University
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Cleveland Public
New York State Library
Asbury Park
N. J
Madison
Wis
Brooklyn Public Library
Arbuckle to convert ship Stamler into crippled women’s lodging plan
John Arbuckle launches an experimental program aboard the Jacob A Stamler berthed at 21st Street and the North River to house and employ crippled women. Electric sewing machines, paid work, and hospital-like comforts on a converted ship offer $7 to $9 weekly earnings and a weekly board of $28, with nurses, trainers, and self-operated access across decks.
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John Arbuckle
Jacob A. Stamler
21St Street
North River
Arbuckle
H. W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Arbuckle
New Paltz
N. Y
Jacob A. Stamier
Gitana
International Tuberculosis Congress to Open in Washington
Forty six foreign countries and twenty nine states will be represented in Washington on September 21 as the International Congress on Tuberculosis opens under the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. The event runs to October 12 with state committees active in exhibits planning fundraising and legal and policy digests. New Yorkers on the state committee include Dr Felix Adler Dr John W Brannan Dr William T Bull Health Commissioner Thomas Darlington and Jacob Riis among others.
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Washington
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
New York
Illinois
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Maine
Maryland
Congress
Felix Adler
John W. Brannan
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals
William T. Bull
Thomas Darlington
Robert W. de Forest
Francis Delafield
R. W.- Hebberd
E. G. Janeway
Jacob Riis
James Ewing
Henry P. Loomis
Religious Plan For Pupils Gathers Support
A movement to take children from public schools one day a week for religious instruction gains ground nationwide. New York committees led by Rev Dr G A Wenner and others report broad indorsement, with education boards not opposing. Some rabbis oppose. Catholic priests unconcerned. Committees formed in Albany and Poughkeepsie to work with boards.
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New York
G. A. Wenner
F. de Sola Mendes
Anson P. Atterbury
William Sheafe Chase
Walter Laidlaw
Wenner
Board of Education
Albany
Poughkeepsia
The value of land and mortgage lending principles
The article outlines the company’s conservative lending framework, detailing limited losses sources in stocks, bonds, and real estate mortgages. It notes a foreclosure, a Brooklyn office relocation, and a focus on securing permanency and safety through disciplined underwriting as articulated by President Richard M. Hurd.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Mortgage-Bend Company of
New York
Montague Street
General Rt. Im
New York City
Richard M. Hurd
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