$50 Monthly Pay Increase For Teachers Sought By SEA
The Southeastern Education Association proposes a $50 monthly rise for teachers as part of a 1944 legislative program. A plan includes converting the $25 monthly bonus to a permanent salary raise plus an extra $25, plus revisions to experience pay and higher college budgets. The report calls for a single state board of education and expanded superintendents' salaries while boosting school bus driver pay and maintenance funding.
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Political rallies planned by both parties in area
As the election nears, Raleigh leaders announce campaign events. A memorial building meeting Thursday October 26 will feature a nationally prominent speaker. The Democratic state chair, Harry Andersen, says national leaders may attend. A Sunday October 29 address at Helen theater is planned with Sen Harley Kilgore possible. Meadows campaigns and a radio broadcast are also noted.
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Quiet Wedding Marks Berry Harbiston Union
Charlie William Berry wed Miss Lillie Mae Harbiston in a private ceremony at the groom’s parents home in Stanafford with Rev. M Graveley officiating. Other items note Bishop McKinley Smith’s return from Buffalo and various church and community notices across East Beckley and Quinnimont.
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Wounded Soldier’s Telegram Through War Dept
A telegram to Mrs Anna Lee Meade of Danivis reports her husband Private First Class C mo Meade, a paratrooper, severely wounded in Holland on September 17. He is the son of Mrs Luther Lunesson of Rocky Gap Virginia, entered service 22 months ago and has served 13 months overseas. He trained at Camp Robertson Arkansas jumped at Fort Benning Georgia and Fort Bragg North Carolina before England and France with the invasion forces.
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Lt. Bibb Missing in Action Over Germany
Thomas C. Bibb a 20 year old navigator with the B 24 Liberator bomber from 404 South Oakwood avenue has been reported missing in action over Germany since September 27. His parents in Woodrow Wilson high school and West Virginia University alumni note he had not heard from since September 18 and had been writing regularly before that.
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West Virginia caravan to Northern Beckley area stops
A political caravan led by Bartow Jones and Kenneth Shaffer visits southern West Virginia counties this week. Stops include Shady Spring and Beckley with talks at Jim Ayidoer’s stove and the county courthouse. Public notices warn Virginia residents of court actions and registration deadlines.
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Dewey Prepares for Campaign Tour and Pittsburgh Speech
Dewey and Thomas Gay prepare for a campaign run toward pivotal states. The Republican nominee plans a major address in Pittsburgh on October 20, likely focusing on honesty and competence in government and wartime reconversion issues facing industry and labor. He will depart for St Louis Monday night after addressing the New York Herald Tribune forum on war’s end.
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