Pension plan eyed for Boston aged teachers
A Boston School Board sub committee led by David A. Ellis aims to start a teachers pension system before the next school year. A fund around $60,000 is planned for the first year to retire as many as possible on half pay, with a maximum for high earners. The plan involves city and teacher contributions, plus insurance funding. Retirement age is set at 65, with later plans for physically incapacitated cases.
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U S Aiding Japanese Pupils in San Francisco
The Washington government moves to help Japanese residents gain school access in San Francisco. Attorney General Moody orders U S District Attorney Devlin to support L M Fickert and Masuji Miyakawa in injunction actions against the city board of education. Metcalf's inquiry ongoing with Japanese Consul Uveda.
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