Erie Teachers Face Pay Raise Fight After Board Inaction
Erie school officials clash over state pay raise for teachers. The board debates whether January raises become permanent, risking funding by local districts if state law shifts costs. Attorneys Nowak Logan and others weigh legality, while a ruling on financing remains pending.
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William Gurney
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Teachers at odds over state pay raise plan
Tencher organizations pressed for higher pay during negotiations to meet the state mandated increase. Nathan Hale and Dr. Charles Wil iaven, leaders of local teacher groups, declined to comment but said the school board solicitor is the arbiter of disputes. If teachers disagree with the board action they must take the matter to court.
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Loan! Tencher
Nathan Hale
Charles Wiliaven
Tocal Tencher
Mrs. Sarah Habink of Clymer Dies
Mrs. Sarah Habink of Clymer dies at home after a lengthy illness. Born January 18, 1867, she was daughter of B.H. and Catherine Legters and a longtime member of Abbe Reformed Church and its missionary and Endeavor groups. She taught Sunday School 30 years. Survived by two daughters Ming Jane Habink and Mrs. Dena Hogenboom, Holland Michigan, two grandsons, two brothers Cornelius Lesters and Mark Legtera. Services at Abbe Reformed Church at 2 p.m. with Rev. Benjamin Hoffman. burial at Holland Cemetery. Memorials to CARE.
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Habink
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Catherine Legters
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Ladies Missionary and Aid Society
Christian Endeavor Society
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Ming Jane Habibk
Dena Hogenboom
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Cornelius Lesters
Hendersonvilie
Mark Legtera
Mt. Vernon
Spitzer Fuderal
Benjamin Hoffman
Holland Cemetery
Benjamin Tewinkle
Corry Man Heads Alumni At Allegheny College
Corry man Eugene Hartzell presided as outgoing alumni association president at Allegheny College where about 60 classes from 1894 to 1955 were represented at a Brooks Hall luncheon. New officers were elected including D Armour Hillstrom as president and Herbert Ransford as vice president.
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Meadville
D. Armour Hillstrom
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Herbert E. Ransford
Pittsburgh
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Alumni Fund
Bartlett
Hold Rites For Lamont Steen
Funeral services for Lamont Steen were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. William Seite Jr. officiating at 1:10 P.M. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. 93 bearers included George Mulderick Thomas Boland Paul Weber Amby Allen Carl Smith and D. C. Dougherty. Attendees included Mrs. Marian Steen Mrs. Durham Crowl Ralph Hovis Ray Hovis and Mrs. H. P. Bork of Gibsonburg Ohio.
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Bracken
William Seite Jr
Pine Grove
Steen
George Mulderick
Thomas J. Boland
Paul Weber
Amby Allen
Carl Smith
D. C. Dougherty
Marian Steen
Durham Crowl
Eric
Ralph Hovis
Ray Hovis
H. P. Bork
Gibsonburg
Ohio
Eisenhower dedicates AFL-CIO HQ as four million dollar building
President Eisenhower inaugurates the AFL-CIO four million dollar headquarters near Lafayette Park and delivers the cornerstone remarks from a ceremony held during the labor merger era. The AFL-CIO Executive Council begins a four day session addressing organizing issues and internal conflicts, with attention to Teamsters relations and ILA ousting after gangster allegations.
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Lafayette Park
White House
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AFL
Afl-Gio
Teamsters Union
Teamster
Dave Beck
Executive Council
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Association
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ILA
Teamsters
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Adlai Estes Bid in California Delegates Race
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver each headed toward strong showings in California as pledged and uncommitted delegates were tallied. The article notes California's eight electoral votes and the AP count showing Stevenson at 180, Kefauver 140, with others aggregating to near two thirds of nominating totals as campaigns shift toward Los Angeles. It also mentions farm policy positions and union merger efforts between AFL and CIO groups.
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Estes
Page One
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Hickenlooper
Countryman
California
Associated Press
Stevenson
Kefauver
Coryenstion
Los Angeles
AFL
CIO
Kefauver Seeks California Win and Southern Backing
In Oakland Kefauver predicted a California victory by 186000 votes and hinted at private talks to win support from segregationist Southern leaders. He noted Stevenson’s endorsements by some Southern officials and questioned private appeals. Stevenson denounced Kefauver’s personal campaign as a sideshow and urged voters to focus on issues. In Washington Kefauver’s HQ announced a five congressman steering committee to back his nomination bid, praising his 18 year record in the House and Senate as gaining cross party respect.
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Kefauver
California
Stevenson
Kefouver
Didates
Washington
Natonal
Hnutson
Minn
Burnside
Wya
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Hays
Ohio
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Democrats pledge Michigan votes for G Mennen Williams
In Washington Democratic National Chairman Paul M Hustler renewed opposition to President Eisenhower while Michigan Democrats pledged 44 national convention votes to Governor G Mennen Williams as a favorite son on the first ballot, with little indication of later choices.
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Demaratic National
Paul M. Hustler
Ani Tinie
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White” House
Butler Ald
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Michigan
Guv_ G. Mennen Williamy
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