Charleston School Chief Seeks 8.36 Million Budget Hike
Charleston School Superintendent W. W. Trent asked for an $8.36 million statewide budget increase for maintenance and about 50 cents per month raise for teachers. He also urged diverting part of a $16.0 million surplus to aid county hood building programs and per pupil costs.
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New York Teacher Plans Visit Mother This Year
A New York teacher will visit her mother in Delhia New York this year while reminiscing on education funding and school plans. The report notes enrollment projections, proposed increases for salaries and programs, state aid details, and ongoing disputes over allocations and textbooks.
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U.S. Approves Commercial Atomic Energy Use Within Five Years
A New England expert group led by Karl T. Compton predicts commercial atomic energy within five years. They say reactors could generate significant power once government funding and safety clearances align, though no plants exist yet.
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Mount Hope Presbyterian Pastor Urges God’s Plan for Peace
Dr W W arr pastor of the Mount Hope Presbyterian Church told about 50 men at their regular athletic dinner meeting that peace comes from joining in God's Plan and unity of plan. Roland nkley and Mrs Ma Taylor performed two song numbers.
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