Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1929 — Page 10

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SCHOOLMA'AMS LAUNCH DRIVE FOR ‘LIBERTY' Seek Higher Wages and to Lift Restrictions on Personal Affairs. B > T pitt.il f’rrts CHICAGO. July 2. American echool teachers opened a nationwide campaign today to safeguard personal liberty rights, obtain higher wages and lift restrictions that obtain in certain states. The occasion for the campaign |ws the opening of the annual convention of the American Federation e at which Mrs. Florence C Hanson, secretary-treasurer of the federation, attacked the system of annual contracts for teachers and a: ked for sound tenure laws. Mrs. Hanson cited conditions existing in lowa. Michigan and North Carolina as grounds for the campaign. In North Carolina, she said, teachers have to go to bed at 8 oclock every night. In lowa they can not play cards or dance. Tn the little town of Hope, Mich., they have to wear smocks that come to the ground. There is no group so restricted as to its personal liberty as teachers,” said Mrs. Hanson. Referring to salaries. Mrs. Hanson declared the highest wages are paid in New' York where the federation is strongest. The maximum salary there,” she said, "is $5,000 and the minimum 53.500. Chicago ranks second with a top of $3,800 and a minimum of $2,000.” Miss Mary C. Barker of Atlanta, Ga , is president of the federation. July 4 Peruvian Holiday / H f nit, ,7 Tress LIMA, July 2.—A presidential decree has named July 4 as a Peruvian national holiday, commemorating the United States’ Independence day and the tenth anniversary of President Augusto B. Leguia's assumption of office.

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