Two Women Report Billfolds Missing
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44 UM Foreign Exchange Students Wait For Train At The Depot, March 31, 1956
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Ann Arbor News, March 31, 1956
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Foreign students leave on tour: Forty-four University foreign students, representing 20 different countries watch at the New York Central depot for the train which took them yesterday on a spring vacation trip to the East. During the nine-day tour sponsored by the University, they will visit Washington, New York City and Niagara Falls.
Ann Arbor News, March 31, 1956
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Foreign students leave on tour: Forty-four University foreign students, representing 20 different countries watch at the New York Central depot for the train which took them yesterday on a spring vacation trip to the East. During the nine-day tour sponsored by the University, they will visit Washington, New York City and Niagara Falls.
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Teachers From Various Countries Arrive In Ann Arbor To Study At UM, September 18, 1952
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Ann Arbor News, September 18, 1952
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Foreign Teachers Arrive In Ann Arbor: These are some of the 24 teachers of English from foreign lands who arrived in Ann Arbor this morning for a two-months stay at the University's English Language Institute. The institute hopes members of the group will be invited into Ann Arbor homes during their stay. They are from Brazil, Norway, Finland, Formosa, Bolivia, Argentina, Indonesia, Turkey, Lebanon, Indochina, Austria, Greece, and the Netherlands. Picture was taken as the teachers prepared to board a University of Michigan bus at the New York Central Station.
Ann Arbor News, September 18, 1952
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Foreign Teachers Arrive In Ann Arbor: These are some of the 24 teachers of English from foreign lands who arrived in Ann Arbor this morning for a two-months stay at the University's English Language Institute. The institute hopes members of the group will be invited into Ann Arbor homes during their stay. They are from Brazil, Norway, Finland, Formosa, Bolivia, Argentina, Indonesia, Turkey, Lebanon, Indochina, Austria, Greece, and the Netherlands. Picture was taken as the teachers prepared to board a University of Michigan bus at the New York Central Station.
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Teachers From Various Countries Arrive In Ann Arbor To Study At UM, September 18, 1952
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Ann Arbor News, September 18, 1952
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Foreign Teachers Arrive In Ann Arbor: These are some of the 24 teachers of English from foreign lands who arrived in Ann Arbor this morning for a two-months stay at the University's English Language Institute. The institute hopes members of the group will be invited into Ann Arbor homes during their stay. They are from Brazil, Norway, Finland, Formosa, Bolivia, Argentina, Indonesia, Turkey, Lebanon, Indochina, Austria, Greece, and the Netherlands. Picture was taken as the teachers prepared to board a University of Michigan bus at the New York Central Station.
Ann Arbor News, September 18, 1952
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Foreign Teachers Arrive In Ann Arbor: These are some of the 24 teachers of English from foreign lands who arrived in Ann Arbor this morning for a two-months stay at the University's English Language Institute. The institute hopes members of the group will be invited into Ann Arbor homes during their stay. They are from Brazil, Norway, Finland, Formosa, Bolivia, Argentina, Indonesia, Turkey, Lebanon, Indochina, Austria, Greece, and the Netherlands. Picture was taken as the teachers prepared to board a University of Michigan bus at the New York Central Station.
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Teachers From Various Countries Arrive At The Train Depot In Ann Arbor, June 23, 1953
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Ann Arbor News, June 23, 1953
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Foreign Teachers Arrive In Ann Arbor: This group of 13 teachers from foreign countries is shown arriving at the New York Central Railroad depot in Ann Arbor to begin studies at the University in the teaching of English as a foreign language.
Ann Arbor News, June 23, 1953
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Foreign Teachers Arrive In Ann Arbor: This group of 13 teachers from foreign countries is shown arriving at the New York Central Railroad depot in Ann Arbor to begin studies at the University in the teaching of English as a foreign language.
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University of Michigan Marching Band Boards Michigan Central Train For Chicago, October 1939
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Ann Arbor News, October 21, 1939
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OFF FOR CHICAGO: Michigan's "Fighting Hundred" bandsmen apparently were in good spirits yesterday afternoon as they boarded a Michigan Central train for Chicago to attend the Michigan-Chicago game today. Their first activity of a busy week-end there was a march up Michigan Ave. from the railroad station in what was expected to be a "pre-victory" parade.
Ann Arbor News, October 21, 1939
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OFF FOR CHICAGO: Michigan's "Fighting Hundred" bandsmen apparently were in good spirits yesterday afternoon as they boarded a Michigan Central train for Chicago to attend the Michigan-Chicago game today. Their first activity of a busy week-end there was a march up Michigan Ave. from the railroad station in what was expected to be a "pre-victory" parade.
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