Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1935 — Page 24

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2837 RECEIVING AID OF FERA IN STATE SCHOOLS Students Are Registered in 37 Colleges: Prexies Laud System. In T 7 Indiana college* and uni%*r*;*ie* 2837 students are being assisted in their education bv pav for vork proviso by the Federal Emergency Relief Administration through the Governor* Unemployment Relief Commission. In replv to a questionnaire, college presidents have stated that this program has improved the general student morale bv relieving the constant fear of financial stringency. In most cases students have been given training in their chosen professions. The college am projects are divided Into four groups: Maintenance projects which include work cn the campus; stenographic and library work, research work and teaching or leading recreation groups in college cities. The Indiana colleges participating in the program and the number of students aided at each follow: Anderson College. 17; Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music. 11; Ball State Teachers College. 144. Butler University. 1.3.3. Central Normal. 46; Concordia College. 16; De Pauw University, 211; Earlham College. J*i. Evansville College. .31; Ft. Wavne Art School 7. Franklin College 27; Gary College. 17; Goshen College, 25; Hanover College, 51; Huntington College. 11; Indiana Central. 42; Indianapolis College of Pharmacy. 16: Indiana State Teachers. 102; Indiana University Fxt.'nsmn Division. 38; Indiana University. 466. Indiana Law School. 5. John Herron Art School, in Manclie.'-rer College. 70; Manon College, 10; N. A G. U . 13; University of Notre Dame. 263; Oakland Citv College 15; Purdue University. 520. Rn-e Polytechnic. .30. St Franc Normal. 23; St. Mary's College. 27. St. Mary's of the Woods. 27; Taylor University. .30; Tri-State College 78. Valparaiso University.

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