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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1949

Page

3

Wage Increase for Miners Sought by Union Plea

Denver march 18 wage policy committee of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers CIO recommends 25 cent per hour general wage rise for all industry sectors. Delegates urge local unions to push higher pay for skilled workers, union shop contracts, and employer paid health security and pension plans. They seek shorter work weeks up to 40 hours paid for 35. UC survey cited a four person family needs 4111 dollars yearly.

Denver Mar Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers Union CIO University of California

Garvey Signs Teacher Tenure Bill in Arizona

Gov Dan E Garvey signed a teacher tenure act creating a four year probationary period for teachers. It requires school boards to give written dismissal notices and allows a public hearing and possible appeal to the superior court. The measure was among bills Garvey signed including rural library extensions.

Phoenix Mar Dan E. Garvey Board of Education The Arizona Education Associa

Library and teacher tenure bill sparks state debate

The teacher tenure measure was heavily amended in the legislature so the AEA would not advise the governor on signing. Teachers support a two year probationary period and a fair dismissal board for appeals. The library bill grants authority to accept federal funds for extension, with a pending congress bill of 40 000 dollars yearly for five years to expand library facilities.

Tion AEA State Library and Archives Congress Arizona

Mexico May Get Her Captured Flags Back

The Mexican department of the American Legion asks Congress to order the return of captured Mexican flags with an escort and ceremony. Col Roscoe Gai ther of the Legion in Mexico sent the proposal to Perry Brown at Indianapolis, the national commander. The group says the flags have no value to the U S people given current friendship between the nations.

Mexico City Mar Mexican Department of the American Legion Perry Brown Indianapolis Roscoe Gaither American Legion Mexico Congress U. S

Engineers To Display Their Type Of Magic

University of Arizona electrical engineers host a public show from 7 to 9 30 p m in the engineering college laboratories. Norman Fenton leads 15 demonstrations of radio electronics and power, presented by the student branches of AIEE and IRE. The event previews Saturday’s Arizona AIEE branch meeting with host students guiding tours forums and a dinner at El Rio.

University of Arizona Electrical Engineers Engineering College Norman Fenton American Institute of Electrical Engineers Institute of Radio Engineers Arizona AIEE el Rio Gelf and Coun

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