Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1947 — Page 12

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shers salaries and provided payN at of minimums on a statewide’ basis, federal ald is still needed, RB Wyatt, executive secreof “the Indiana state teachers h sociation told a house sub-com-nittee yesterday. “

~ § Mr. Wyatt's statement was part

bf -a nationwide drive for federal d for public schools being made Jihder the of the national fucation association which has , 3 hate ted t th t he 5 tt poin ou a Le otk 21000 members of the|

major effect. “The. Indiana general assembly of 947 became fully aware of the jarming situation and wrote on to statute books of our state a

per year, adjusted according the training and experience of teacher. % “This action by our general asbly has truly brought about a Striking change in the thinking of

lieve that in a course of the} months ahead this action will being | results. 3 Requires More Tax % “The enactment of such a program, however, entails the expendiure of huge sums of money. Our te expects to provide some twords of these funds, leaving the maining one-third to be provided the local communities. “In numerous portions of our te this program will require the of property taxes for school spurposes alone ranging upward to 2 per cent of assessed valuation, Sand for all purposes combined upto 6 and 7 per cent of propeity aluations. “Indiana is a proud state. She is t a rich state as compared to all e states of the union, standing as he does almost at the median as ar as income payments of her citigens are concerned. Some of our s have been taking the posin that Indiana can and will suprt her own public schools. “But a rapidly growing numoer those citizens are gradually conn to understand the major develnts referred- to_sbove, and as result, are rapidly accepting the ise of federal ‘assistance to

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