New York Newspaper Strike Sparks Public Welfare Debate
The New York strike pits publishers against unions over demands and union influence on newspaper finances. The government treats it as a labor dispute, while editors warn of ruin and economic loss to millions. Compulsory arbitration is urged to restore public welfare and orderly progress amid labor chaos.
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Humidity Helps Fight Winter Colds and School Programs
The article urges maintaining proper humidity in living spaces to reduce colds and respiratory issues, with tips like using vapor machines and keeping water near radiators. It also outlines extensive school improvements under Supt. V. J. Tatum, including expanded programs, testing, nurse availability, adult education, and plans for future growth and potential reorganizations.
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Recent School Improvements Listed By Superintendent Tatum
A 1961 summary outlines district progress toward long range goals, highlighting audits, reorganizations, staffing upgrades, library expansion, remodeling, and federal aid. It notes board discussions on budget matters for 1963-64, impacts of financing decisions, and continued push for enhanced facilities and curriculum.
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Board of Education
Department of Public Instruction
Certified Public Accountants
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