Box 12

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Plans to develop an effective station with educational programming in conjunction with WOR, 1935.

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One newspaper clipping dated October 31, 1933, entitled, "P.R.R. Joins Jersey Railroads in Appeal from Taxes for 1933." Two undated charts covering the years 1921-1928 & 1922-1928 concerning the Railroad Tax. One 1933 memorandum concerning appropriation of State Railroad Tax to Rutgers, allegedly at the expense of public schools.

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Details on 1941 regent's conference to be held on March 20. (See also, "New Jersey State Board of Regents.")

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Various statistics at Rutgers on tuition, enrollment, distribution of income by division, and scholarships. "Analysis of Educational Expenses, Rutgers University (Men's Colleges) for 1936-1937;" Rutgers University budget, 1939-1940. The majority of statistics are from 1939-1940; includes an overall summary for the years 1929-30 to 1939-40.

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Includes "Analysis of State Services for Education in Grades 1 to 12 for 1935-1936."

Scope and Contents: Information and questionnaire on "Higher Education." (Please note: This folder was found with other miscellaneous folders at the back of one box. Rather than file it under "State Relations," I filed it under "Regents" since there already existed a folder on "Regents." Also, I could not determine the sixth word in the folder title ("Funds(?)") so I included the original folder title in the new folder. -...

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Various handwritten statistics; drafts for tables of distribution of enrollment and funding at Rutgers University.

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1941-1942 policy regarding students who may be required to withdraw during the year because of the war.

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Handwritten notes on reorganization of offices, how many units they would be allotted in the new building. Crudely drawn floor plans indicate this was done by Woodward.

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Two memos from J. Harold Johnston to the repair department, 1942.