Ehringhaus defends 1933 Assembly and slate over salaries
Governor Ehringhaus rebutts critics accusing the 1933 legislature and his administration of failing to curb state government costs. He notes salaries of state employees were cut and claims further economy was possible but not enacted.
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Expenditure comparisons show school funding rise versus cuts elsewhere
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh March 29 The state compares general fund spendings 1928 29 1929 30 with current year and next year 26 475 760 a year. School funding takes 64 cents per dollar this year down from 20 1928 29 and 33 in 1929 30. State departments and officials receive only 2 cents of the 17 cents in the current 17 cents for all other purposes compared with 4 cents in 1928 29. Governor Ehringhaus notes major reductions since 1929 but argues schools now absorb 16 million annually without property taxes while other state activities total about 4.88 million. He defends the need for a sales tax to fund schools.
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