Record enrollment peaks in New York colleges
New York State colleges report record spring enrollment totaling 337,087 across SUNY and private institutes, with 163,288 full-time students and 106,173 veterans. Men comprise 67 percent of the student body, and gains in business administration education and graduate studies accompany declines in engineering nursing pharmacy and social work. Major institutions show NYU 48,101 and Columbia 24,142, with City College and SUNY totals noted.
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New York State
State ‘Education Department
Agricultural and Technical Institutes
State’ University of New York
Rat
Jaal
New York University
The
City College
State University of New
Columbia University
Central School Plan To Be Topic Of Mass Meeting
North Colonie residents and taxpayers will discuss centralization of district schools at a mass meeting today at the Boght Community Fire House. Pitkin of Loudonville School will chair and detail proposed centralization affecting Picts Corners Verday Latham Loudonville Goodrich Newtonville Menandas and Airport districts along with cost estimates and an alternative to consolidate for local pupils. Sponsored by the North Colonie Centralization Committee led by Dr Hugh Dyer Jr. of Loudonville Verdoy and Pitts Corners districts hold a Verdoy meeting Thursday evening.
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North Colonie
Collins, Crescent
Boght
At & P.m
Pitkin
Loudonville
Cheairman
Inc
Picts Corners
Verday
Latham
Goodrich
Newtonville
Menandas
Airport
Ayatern
North Colonie Centralization Committee
Hugh &Dyer,Jr
Vérdoy
Pitts Corners
Verdoy Fitenousa
Troy Man To Lead Bible Conference
Arthur J. Johnston of this city was named executive director of the Bacandaga Bible Conference Inc at Shady Bay Park Broadalbin by the conference advisory council. The interdenominational body founded in 1836 plans a nine week summer program with prominent speakers including Rev Theodore Taylor Rev HR Forrest Rev Dallas Dennison Rev Frank A Torrey and Rev A H Stewart. Johnston, a Troy native, has long religious work and former posts in New York and Brooklyn. His wife, a Gordon College graduate, will assist.
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Arthur J. Johnston
Bacandaga Bible Conference, Inc
Shady Bay Park
Broadalbin
The
Bible Conference
J. Raymond Milla
Wilford J. Fowler
Babylon
Sixth Avenue
Helen Kebn
Agnes Geiger
Troy
Theodore Taylor
New York
HR. A. Forrest
New York Clipper Lines, Inc
New York City
Briggs Machinery Co
Strong Place Christian Center
Brooklyn
Sixth Avenue Baptisl
Gordon College
Boston
Postpone Bidding For Landscape Contracts
The Troy Housing Authority postponed the scheduled bidding for contracts to plant lawns and shrubs at Griswold Heights until April 25. The delay gives bidders more time to study specifications and aims to secure more favorable weather when contracts are finally let.
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Griswold Heights
Troy Housing Authority
Watervliet Man Injured In Fall At Eagles Rooms
Royal Brand, 33, of 1 M1 Broad way Watervliet, suffered facial injuries from a fall down the stairs at the Troy Aerie of Eagles rooms 270 River Street. He was treated for nose brow and finger injuries and released from Marys Hospital after a ride by Patrolmen Dahawn Pendt and Doblerty.
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Royal Brand
Broadway
Watervliet
Mary's Hospital
Troy Aerie
Eagles
River Street
Brand
Raymond Hawan
Karl Pendt
James Doblerty
Child Drowns in Well Near Togue Me
In Togue Maine a 12 year old girl Andrea Cloutier vanished Saturday and her body was recovered from a 20 foot well. Neighbors had warned her to stay away from the well outside her home.
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Andrea Cloutier
Three Parcels Of Real Estate Sold On Foreclosures
The City of Troy sold three parcels at public auction at the Court House after tax liens were foreclosed. One parcel in Lansingburg sold to a private bidder for $3,600 against $3,279.20 in liens. two parcels were bought in by the city with no other bidders. Parcels included 616 Third Avenue, held by Elizabeth Bowman Roden et al, with liens totaling $3,279.20, sold to Harrie R. Hayes for $3,600, and a Fifth Ward lot on Campbell Avenue in Joseph Smart et al, with liens $6,487.99, bid by the city at $750. The third parcel, Lot 583 on South Lake Avenue in Walter Cantwell, had liens $276.90, with the city bidding $30. Thomas McDonald as city treasurer served as referee and auctioneer, with Philip J. Civills, corporation counsel, making the city’s bids.
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City of
Troy
Court House
Lansingburg
Third Avenue
Elizabeth Bowman Roden
Harrie R. Hayes
Bronawick Road
E. Stewart Jones
Fifth Ward
Campbell Avenue
Joseph Smart
South Lake Avenue
Walter Cantwell
Thomas &. McDonald
Philip J. Civills
Farm Woman Killed by Tipping Machinery
Mrs Marie Pelliker, a farm woman, was killed instantly yesterday when a piece of farm machinery toppled onto her in a barn on her husband’s farm. The accident occurred while she was at work, and authorities noted no immediate witnesses.
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Marion Upi
Marie Pelliker
Hoosick Falls Elks lodge officers set for installation
Hoosick Falls Lodge BPOE installs officers at the Elks clubhouse with Joseph B Mulholland of Troy as installing officer. Inducted officials include Exalted Ruler William J Fox and others led by John W Winegard James S Kenney and John H Reilly. Also: Most Rev William A Scully to confirm 71 girls and 75 boys at Church of the Immaculate Conception. funeral for Mary McPhail Koehler. United Class of West Hoosick Baptist Church turkey supper. Hoosick Grange to work on first and second degrees. county supervisors set meeting agenda.
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Hoosick Falls Lodge
B.P.O.E
Elks
Joseph B. Mulholland
Troy
William J.fox
John Iw. Winegard
Walter 5. Wirmusky
Thomas ‘Beaumont
Thomas J. Claire
James S. Kenney
John H. Reilly
William F. Rourke
I Jesquire
Vincent’Ryan
Larry Fink
George Mretzmer
Bertram Barber
Church of the Immaculate Conception
William A. Scully
Diocese of
Albany
Ham
Thhe
Mary McPhail Koehler
Frank Koehler
Mary McCiellan
Cambridge
Adams
Maas
John
Caroline Moore
Phail
William ‘Roehier
Hoosick Falls
Alfred Riel
James Blair
North
West Hoosick Baptist Church
Tomorrey
Hoosick Grange
All Saints’ Parish Hall
Hoosick
County Board of Supervisors
Donald Land
Timon
New York State Police
Baptist Memorial
Tokyo Sinking Wall Tragedy Kills Seven, Injures Eight
A concrete wall collapse in Tokyo yesterday killed seven workers and injured eight, one of them seriously. The incident occurred during lunch break as workers ate nearby. Police and rescuers cordoned the area and investigated the cause.
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Tokyo
Face Pimples Vanish After Ointment Claim
Miss B Green of Davis Oklahoma writes of a three year battle with large pimples on her face. She attributes remission to a topical preparation after three weeks of use and urges others to try the product.
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B. Green
Davis
Okla
Hotel Census Will Take Place Today in Troy Hotels
Plans for a transient hotel census in Troy were announced by Collins A. Thomas director for the 42nd Congressional District. Night enumerations will run 5 to 11 p.m. with hotel staff assisting. forms require room numbers and home addresses for transients. Permanent hotel residents must indicate their home district.
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Troy
Collins A. Thomas
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