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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1946
Page
22
Siena announces a summer program starting July 1 with day students arriving at 8 30 am and evening classes once a week. The new schedule expands to accommodate accelerated courses and features a planned talk by Fisher Crowley and registration details for late summer.
Preparations are underway for a fall start at the Union University School of Nursing, affiliated with Albany Hospital. A three year program begins Sept 1, offering a Bachelor of Science and pathways for high school graduates to earn a two year diploma, with added experience in communicable disease, psychiatry, and tuberculosis care.
Alliny Academy maintains high standing in its educational program blending historical traditions with modern theory. The 13 year development plan emphasizes athletics, disciplined drill, and broad prep school education while preserving languages arts and visual education to meet college expectations.
A fragment describes Congdon's Dance Studio, a long established school touted as among the state’s most modern. It mentions contact numbers Tray 6866 and North 659 IRF IN TRUCK, with reference to recent activity in Perry and Third Streets including a small fire incident and damage details involving a shark and Defiance Corp of Pork Edward.
New Heawn School for Boys to open in Saratoga Springs offering preparatory high school and college entrance prep. Boarding capped at forty with small classes and special work for college entrance and Coast Guard exams. Directors Roy J. Wright and Lawrence H. Pike lead. Harold T. Stetson teaches mathematics and Latin. Summer session offered for credit recovery.
The eighth annual Vincentian Summer School runs July 3 to August 2 at Albany with focus on college readiness, retaking failed work, and advanced study. Veterans may enroll for day or proposed night sessions, with details to be decided by enrollment. interested participants should contact Anthony Cousins before June 27.
The College of St Rose Albany announces its 118th summer session begins July 3 with registration before July 1. Courses span philosophy language science economics and music plus business subjects and social studies. Prospective students should contact Sister M Petranilla, director.
Palmer School started in 1925 at Sehencelady in Seener Lady. It is a midwest beauty school serving Fais area with Albany, Syracuse, and Gloversville branches. Albany branch joined Briggs School in 1938. others closed due to war. The school boasts leaders, graduates, and a strong alumni sorority Phi Beta Sigma. Free instruction hours and employment service aid graduates to start businesses or gain positions.
Albany College for Business announces a mixed gender enrollment plan with equal men and women, amid strong employment demand for ABC graduates. The college reports rising enrollments postwar, active job placements by private, state, and federal employers, and civil service exams for June. Student life includes dances, sports, and clubs. interviews held daily at the Albany campus.
The North Troy Private School offers a preschool program with trained staff and required health checks. Children are picked up between 7 and 8 am, follow a daily plan of play, meals, and naps, with indoor and outdoor activities including swings, a merry-go-round, and a wading pool. The program includes singing and storytelling, and students depart at 8 pm by school car. Located at 747 Third Avenue between 120th and 121st Streets.
Firemen rushed to a residence of G. H. McCarthy Jr in Brunswick area after an early morning fire broke out. State Police report suggests accidental cause with damage to property and nearby structures, investigation ongoing.
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