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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1945
Page
8
The article notes schoolgirls favor bright hues for raincoats and sweaters, with colors like yellow red and bright tones leading the way. It mentions combinations such as V neck sleeveless sweaters and argyles, white Peter Pan collars, and casual woolens for wearers across ages.
Troy Business College, one of the oldest private business schools in the United States, announces postwar plans. It will begin its eighty year on September 4 with night classes and will participate in the Veterans Administration training program for returned servicemen and women. The school is allied with the Eastern Commercial Teachers Association the National Council of Business Schools and the Business Education Association. Night classes start Monday September 37.
Waterford will open for the fall term on September 4 after summer repairs. Halls and gymnasium were painted and the superintendent Roscoe L. Wilheims will announce new faculty names and the term calendar at a later date.
The Readers' Adviser unit reports widespread requests from service members both in the U S and abroad for books aiding study recreation and future vocations. Soldiers in Palestine and sailors on landing ships sought titles on biology history foreign lore and personnel management among others. The library system notes a growing need for educational and career resources during service.
A Sheffield Telegraph item compiles schoolyard mispronunciations and playful definitions. Entries include jokes about words like howlers, finance terms, and household items framed as kidish misunderstandings. The list features playful turns of phrase and lighthearted definitions.
The State Library received a historical gift, a record book from Staeel District No 5 in Warren County. It covers district formation in 1822, construction plans for a schoolhouse, funding details, and the evolution of school boundaries up to 1821. The volume includes notes on site controversy, textbook issues, and the 1930 gift to Rochester.
Nicholas Murray Butler, Nobel Peace Prize co laureate, will retire as Columbia University president on Oct 1 after 67 years of association. He will become president emeritus as the university notes a four decade growth in enrollment and funding and his leadership in international cooperation and peace efforts.
The U S Army Air Forces Exposition unveiled on the Champs de Mars under the Eiffel Tower. Spanning 300000 square feet it showcases every phase of aerial warfare in the conquest of Germany with planes pictures equipment and film illustrating American air power in driving the Luftwaffe from the sky.
A fragmented report notes college shops emphasize classic fashions like plaid skirts blazers and checked suits while only 4 percent of stock is new. Descriptions mention yokes sleeves and apparel details, with wool jerseys and simple casual dresses highlighted amid promotions.
The bulletin outlines steps for young workers to enter farming enterprises through partnerships, renting units, or employment. It advises teachers to help students track activities, build financial understanding with parents, and explore credit options with banks and aid programs to support farm ventures.
The text advocates well organized farming programs to aid new farm operators with live stock, poultry, crop production, and reliable equipment. It stresses continuous school service programs across years and cooperation with other farm service agencies and cooperatives to boost economic and social life of the community. Former pupils benefit throughout adulthood.
The school board votes unanimously to delay the opening of schools and the start of high school football practice due to an infant paralysis outbreak that has affected 1M people and caused fatalities. Medical authorities advise precautionary measures while investigations continue.
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