Wisconsin teachers reluctant to take higher paying posts
Wisconsin education officials report a 10 year high in teacher shortages as many teachers decline higher pay jobs. Location and distance weigh as superintendents seek candidates. many prefer large cities even with lower salaries, while servicemen returning to civilian life reduce the pool.
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Harker
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Thorp
I. H. Sheldon
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Department
Racine
Frank J. Schneller
E. L. Schreiber
Ernest Rick
Carl Scheel
Joe Lusk
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Joseph Gagermeier
George Knudsen
E. H. Wilhelm
Clyde Allen, Jr
Legion
Harry Jones
Harvey Mann
Pgs
Winona
Voyageur
Mel Olson
State faces worsening teacher shortage and pay rise trend
Wisconsin school districts struggle as pay scales surge from 65 to 225 dollars monthly for teachers, with law now requiring 1200 per term for bachelors holders. High schools show fewer gaps but face vacancies in art, home economics, and girls physical education. Ex service men flood coaching posts. state coaching slots remain scarce.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Forrest L Harker
State Industrial Commission
Harker
Ers
Studebaker Unveils 1947 Champion and Commander Models
Studebaker announces its new 1947 Champion and Commander cars calling them the first genuine postwar autos. The designs feature lower bodies wider passenger space and distinctive two section propeller shaft engineering. Production began after a midyear shutdown with about 24,000 first postwar cars built.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corporation
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker
Missing KC patrolmen report whispering radio and lost aerial
Kansas City police officers Boone Majors and Deeney Ellis could not hear their radios at full power. They visited a filling station for a break and were asked about a whip aerial. They returned to headquarters and reported the aerial as lost or stolen.
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Kansas City
Boone Majors
Deeney Ellis
Duke of Normandy Pigeon Honored by Air Ministry Merit List
The Duke of Normandy, a Bradfield owned pigeon under Captain L. W. Maddock, is noted in the meritorious list issued by the British Air Ministry for distinguished service.
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L. W. Maddock
Bradfield, Land
Air Ministry
U.S. Food Production Progress Report and Shortage Fears
The article explains that U.S. food output remains below wartime needs, hampering both domestic consumption and foreign relief. It traces policy missteps, rationing shifts, and funding battles over UNRRA as meat, fats, and sugar shortfalls persisted into the postwar period.
New York Central Drops 126 Trains in Coal Conserve Move
New York Central will drop 126 trains this Friday to meet an ODT coal conservation order. The reductions affect famed services like Mohawk, Water Level Limited, and Lake Erie routes from New York to Buffalo and Chicago to Detroit, with some trains consolidated or replaced by higher capacity cars.
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LA Crosse Tribune
New York Central
NEW York
New York Central Railroad
New York City
Buffalo
Mohawk
East
Michigan
Detroit
Chicago
New England
Cincinnati
Queen City
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