Milford Faces Mixed Feelings On Teacher Pay Referendum
Milford officials express mixed views on a referendum proposal by Councilman Jasper Jaser linking teacher salary raises to a public vote. The town manager seeks to cut increments in the 1958 59 budget while the board’s proposal would raise starting pay for teachers with a bachelor degree from 3500 to 4000. Strong opinions arise from town officials the Milford Education Association and the MEA president who favors a referendum to inform the public on education funding and other budget cuts.
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Milford
Jasper Jaser
Charles R. Jov
Richard Lynch
Colby
Williams
Milford Education Association
Parent Teacher Associa
Alice Crosby
Board of Education
Ernest Hartz
MEA
Hartz
Worker Wins Hearing Plea From Arbitration ruling
The Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors ruled that Bert D. Gilden of Singer Manufacturing Co in Bridgeport is entitled to an arbitration hearing as an individual employee. The decision held that the labor contract provides for individual arbitration when the union fails to act, upholding a lower court order.
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Kartford
Singer Manufacturing Co
Bridgeport
Supreme Court of Errors
Bert D. Gilden
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Afl-Cio
Gilden
Comany
Superior Court
James C
Shannon
Supreme Court
James E. Murphy
Poultry Producer Uses Auto Feeds in Cafeteria Style
Lowell Heap, a young poultry producer, runs 10 000 pallets with thermostats time switches and meters to feed and water. His family of electrical and mechanical helpers manage feet and water from storage through hundreds of feet of troughs. Traveling salesmen in Panama regions face citizenship requirements for wholesale houses.
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Dewry, Jr
Lowell Heap
Heap
Bush seeks federal aid for toll road reimbursements
Senator Bush of Connecticut urged the Senate to reimburse states for toll and free roads incorporated into the interstate system. He said the plan would be just and equitable, with all states eligible for reimbursement. Connecticut roads totaling 143.6 miles, including 89 miles of the Connecticut Turnpike, would qualify, with the state estimated to receive over 300 million for other federal aid highway programs if the bill passes.
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Washington
Bush
R-Conn
Senate
Equity
Connecticut
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