State school budget prompts crisis view on teacher pay
The budget commission hears a biannual request of 123,689,439 for state school funding, highlighting teacher salaries at 1503 annually for a first grade A certified educator. Critics warn the pay level and GI bill rules restrain veteran students and risk worsening a nationwide teacher shortage.
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State Department of the Instruction
Re Budget Commission
Raleigh
Budget Commission
Commisn
Ney
Oding
Emselves
Uny
New Principle From Nuremberg Trials Sets International Law
National reactions praise the Nuremberg verdicts as establishing that those who plan or execute international aggression or mass murder are criminals. Critics debate severity, but the central rule may deter future conquerors and push world governance toward legality over force. Analysts note limits of education and upcoming tax policy chatter alongside lawmakers' forecasts.
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Nuernberg
Capitol Square Opposition at Grater University Trustees Meeting
Trustees at the capitol building meeting showed apparent opposition to all resolutions though votes were unanimous in form. Major McLendon pushed expanding the two year medical school into a four year college with a central teaching hospital. Engineering and hospital aid resolutions drew weaker support amid calls for equal emphasis and community center funding.
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Board of Trustees of
The
Greater University
Capitol
L. P. McLendon
National Survey Committee
Medical Care Commission
State College Alumni Association
State
John Umstead
Mark Lassiter
Snow Hill
Medical College
Chapel Hill
Umstead
Frank Graham
Josephus Daniels
Major McLendon
Roy Rowe
Burgaw
Daniels
Trustees Balk Over Timing of Medical Care Program Phases
By Lynn Nisbet trustees sense a real scrap in the assembly over when to move through the medical care program phases. Spectators report the advisory budget commission adjourned its hearings to observe university trustees. Governors Cherry's opening statement drew hearty approval from individual budget members.
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Advisory Budget Commission
Cherry
Election integrity and Montana primary ugliness cited
A plea for clean elections cites Potsdam principles and condemns an ugly Montana primary. The letter notes external money from New York and Hollywood, calls for exposing contributors, and condemns vilification of Wheeler and President Truman amid wartime electoral concerns.
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Montana
New York
Hollywood
Wheeler
George David Plotkin
Kin
Truman
Campaign Expenditures and Voter Coercion Spotlighted in 1946 Inquiry
The George Sokolsky committee report details Leif Erickson receiving 11000 in campaign funds with 8750 from outside Montana. Contributions include 1000 from A F Whitney, 1500 from CIO Detroit, 2400 from Waldorf officers, and 2000 from Senator Murray, with cashier’s checks traced to New York and Washington banks. The piece condemns party bosses and warns of voter apathy allowing corrupt candidates and deals, noting poor New York judicial talent and promising volunteer candidates in Republican districts.
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Leif Erickson
Montana
A. F. Whitney
Erickson
United Automobile Workers, Cio
Detroit
Committee On Public Affairs
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Arthur J. Goldsmith
Parent
Ten Eyck
Chicago
Frances Brody
James FE. Murray
James E. Murray
Washington
Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company of
Murray
A. and
M. Lasker
Chrysler Building
American Labor Party
Congress
Hannegan Strategy Deepens Truman's Diplomacy Dilemma
The piece argues flow from the Wallace firing to political maneuvering within the Democratic Party. It suggests Hannegan may cycle Wallace and Pepper while courting a Paris peace and UN talks to boost Election Day standings. It notes doubts about achieving a popular peace and the awkwardness of administration strategy amid Wallaces.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Truman
Mr. T
State Department
Paris
Wallace Pepper and Byrnes in Foreign Policy Unity
Paul Mallon argues the Democratic stance should admit unity in foreign policy. He says Wallace and Pepper should not campaign under Democratic banners and that James Byrnes should lead negotiations to strengthen the administration politically.
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Roosevelt
Russia
Wallace
Stalin
PAC
Moscow
Pepper
Mr. Byrnes
Night in New York Inspires Grim Poem on City Silence
A vivid nocturnal portrait of New York streets from midnight to dawn. The piece contrasts Harlem poverty and nightlife with police vigilance and hopeful sunrise, portraying a city awake in shadows and light and the quiet drama of ordinary lives.
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Harlem
Nover
Noor
28Th Precinct
New York
Mid-Forties
Dr. Runyon
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