Industrialist To Speak At Town Hall
Frederick Crawford a Cleveland industrialist and former National Association of Manufacturers president will address the Town Hall at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on Wednesday night. The event at 8 p.m. in the 87 Gymnasium on Sage Avenue features his talk The Interaction of Modern Politics and Economics. Crawford born Watertown Massachusetts, Harvard graduate 1913 and 1914, served in Navy Air Corps during World War I, led Thompson Products as president since 1933 and chairs multiple allied firms as director or trustee.
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Education costs rise 58.4 percent since 1939 in Troy and Albany
The Citizens Public Expenditure Survey reports 1948-49 per pupil costs in Troy at 237.14 dollars, up 58.4 percent from 149.69 in 1939-40, while Albany rose 65 percent from 150.87 to 248.60. The survey cites higher teacher salaries, non teaching staff wages, and materials as main drivers, with Cohoes showing a 140.6 percent jump to 277.96. Other cities like Waterford, Mechanicville, and Rensselaer report notable increases.
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MaStrike with open haat F-Carded cloth Homies main
A disrupted market scene features the MaStrike group at an open haat selling F-Carded cloth. Homies gathered around a central stall, highlighting local trading activity and crowd dynamics. Street vendors push goods amid crowded storefronts and informal exchanges.
Mechanicville High School Day Concert Tour Report
Mechanicville High School showcased a nine piece male quartet and trumpet trio led by Louis Rittendale and Walter Ravillo with Stephen Gitto, David Spencer, and Fort Edward bass joining. The ensemble performed operatic and theatrical pieces while a board race selected a new member to replace a departing member. Pension and salary costs rose slightly for district staff, and daylights saving time changes were noted along with a June commencement plan.
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