Syracuse to adopt teacher salary schedule under law
Syracuse teachers face a state mandated salary scale with 2200 to 3025 as base, rising to 3520 for merit promotions. Officials weigh automatic steps vs merit raises, planning action before July 1 and awaiting legal guidance from the corporation counsel. The board may finalize increments for 1947 48 and prepare 1948 49 budget amid tax concerns and future studies.
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Corporation Counsel's Office
Board of Estimate
Education Department
Labor Farm Fund Council Proposed by Wilson at Williams College
Charles E Wilson president of General Electric urged creation of a permanent Labor Farm Fund Council under the Department of Commerce. He spoke at Williams College commencement, saying the advisory body would be informative with private citizens serving at their own expense.
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Warb
Council of Labor, Agriculture and Finance
Department of Commerce
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Company
Williams College
Wilson
Longtime Syracuse teacher Miss Ryan to retire after 47 years
Miss Josephine Ryan, a math teacher at Bellevue Heights and veteran of 47 and a half years in Syracuse schools, announced her retirement today. She began in January 1900, taught at Bellevue and Seymour, and has spent most of her career at Bellevue. Her farewell dinner was hosted by the school Mothers Club at the Hotel Onondaga.
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Josephine ’S. Ryan
Syracuse
Bellevue Heights
Tve
Ryan
Bellevue
Seymour School
Bruce M. Watson
Onondaga
Kreb's
Plan Mapped By Teachers in New York State
The New York State Teachers' Advisory Council met at Hotel Syracuse to outline a seven point program and form statewide committees. It called for amending the Fineberg salary bill, increased state aid, repeal of anti strike law, tax policy aligned with the equalization factor, improved teaching standards, sabbatical leave, and limiting class leads. The council also sought a list of general association members from Dr Arvie Eldred. Marriage licenses listed include Lawrence B. Lewis and Ebien Van Amber among others.
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New York State Teachers’ Advisory Council
Syracuse
Charles Roberts
Batavia
New York State Teachers’ Association
Arvie Eldred
N.ys.t.a
Roberts
Ust
Purse Lost in Mattydale Contains 358 Cash Gift
Mrs. Mary Lorini reported a leather pocketbook lost in Mattydale containing 358 in cash meant as a shower gift. The bag bore initials M 1 and was to be given to the bride-to-be. Lorini recalled carrying it while shopping with a cart and baking supplies.
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Mattydale
Mary Lorini
Matawera Matindale
Reece
Herbert
Missing bag triggers World War II relief push in Ermont
In Wererenersville Pa a woman retraced steps after her bag vanished. A passing car may have taken the item as relief leaders led by Gen Joseph T McNarney urged aid to displaced persons in Europe. An emergency United Jewish Appeal conference sought 170 million dollars for global Jewish and refugee relief.
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Wernersville
E. Molloyré
Joseph T. McNar
U. S
Europe
Lorini
Marty
Dave
McNarney
Herbert Friedman
Denver
United Jewish Appeal
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David H. Patton
Tume
Board of Education
Patton
Labor Farm Fund Council
Cece
Josephine M. Ryan
Lady Leonora
Ace
Lawrence B. Lewis
Tallman St. Ebien van Amber
Oxford St
Yurtsangwi Ranie
Sifoud
John F. Dallon
Davis St
Noelle A. Bordeau
Pat James
Washington St
Payelle St
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