Board Okays 92 Applications For Retirement
Fifty two retirement applications were approved by the State Teachers Retirement Board in a two hour session in Gov Pattesons office. Executive Secretary Hyde said about 80 percent were teachers with custodial staff making up the rest. The meeting approved 135 requests to employ personnel over 65 years, mostly custodial, and authorized a $4.1 million investment in long term federal securities for the new fiscal year starting July 1. The board also welcomed Herbert Schupbach to a five year term on the board beginning July 1.
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State Teachers Retirement Board
Richard
Hyde
County Board of Education
West Virginia University
Iseal
A. 8. Hansen
Chicago
County Boards of Education
NOREG
BEEK
West Virginia lists 80 teachers retired on service age basis
A state study of education personnel lists eighty teachers retired yesterday due to service or age. The names span counties and institutions including Marshall, Cabell, Kanawha, Logan, Ohio and Ohio, with entries such as T Glenn Briggs, Mary A Dingess, Emma Fox, William Davis, and many others across multiple counties and schools. The roster reflects the board’s ongoing five year review cycle since the 1941 legislative action.
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Ards
Hyde
T. Glenn Briggs
Marshall County
Willian S. Davis
West Virginia University
Mary A. Dingess
Logan
Senate
Emma B. Fox
Greenbrier
W. A. Lively
Pocahontas
Benjame H. Jones
Wyoming
Oscar Robinson
Marion
Wiliam Webb
Incoln
SW. Hyatt
Mercer
Althea Boyd
Morgan
Pate Brooks
Minnie Buss
Ohio
Mamie G. Cloyd
Fayette
Besse’ M. Dorsey
Florence M. Hall
Nell P. Ball
Hardesty
Mary A. Houseman
Marshall
Alice James
Grace Michael
Monongalia
Lucy A. Robinson
Harrison
Jesse J. Stewart
Randolph
Ethel Tisher
Sylvia M. Ball
Kanawha
Pearl C. Barr
Cabell
Elliott F. Brammel
Cabslit
Minnie Cobb
Charles J. Gould
Alice M. Horan
Bertha M. Rider
Opinion Opposes School Closings in Tucker and Wirt Counties
An attorney general opinion states Negro children must receive equal educational facilities as white children under state law. Prepared for the State Board of Education, the ruling pressures school boards to keep six month terms open in Tucker and Wirt counties, despite protests over closures due to low enrollment. The opinion warns of alternate arrangements if terms are not maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asst
Atty
Thomas J. Gilloaly
H. K.baer
State Board of Education
Baer
Boards of Education
Tucker
Wirt
Gillocky
Johnson Seeks Major Defense Budget Cut Plan
Johnson argues a year of strengthened control could save one billion dollars from a defense budget of 115 billion annually. After 18 months he says savings could reach 1.5 billion. Chairman Vinson cautions the plan is academic, while praising unification. President Truman backs Johnson.
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Uomumusd
Vinson
D-Ga
Johnson
Truman
Brannan plan eyed to stabilize farm income and cut food costs
Trial Run 1 discusses a new production parity for major crops set at 100 percent of the standard while perishable items would fluctuate with market prices. The government would cover the gap between market and parity for farmers using federal funds, a move opponents call a subsidy and a dole. The committee chose a three crop trial run as cost estimates were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannan
Pate
Attorny Requests Police Action Over Family Threats
Fare 24 of Gladstein and Sean Francisco attorney reported threats to safety. Police denied receiving Mrs. Gladstein's letter. Defense won access to read from a Foster pamphlet after William Z. Foster statements were previously excluded. Gilbert Green testified the publication was widely used in Communist schools amid the Foster indictment.
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Gontinwwa
Gladstein
Sean Francisco
Foster
Gilbert Green
Chicago
Communist Party disaffiliated from international ties
A fragmented passage notes that the Communist International has no ties with the American Communist Party and that a separate trial found the cause of heart ailment in 1943. Green testified that the party is now independent from any international organization.
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Communist International
Green
America
Communist Party
Tion
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U.S
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Harold P. Shapiro
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