Box 2
Contains 137 Results:
1949: Campaign Sellout Robot politician promises raises for teachers; 1950: Campaign Sellout Robot politician promises raises for teachers; 1951: Large man wearing United Teachers across his back cowers over politician
Drawings depicting issues facing teachers and teachers' unions including anti-Communist struggles, and issues of employment, pay, facilities, and government aid to schools.
Man on horseback, 1951
February 03, 1951. Governor Thomas E. Dewey on a horse brandishes flag, "'Emergency' Powers Proposal" His horse has a sash reading, "War War War" and his sword reads, "Schools last!"
Without the Clancy bill benefits, man goes from genteel poverty before retirement to destitution afterwards; with the Clancy bill benefits, this trend is reversed, 1962
1962?.
A Final Push Needed, 1960
March 05, 1960. "More State Aid!" Three monstrous fingers point at Governor, demanding aid. Teachers are urged to pressure Governor Rockefeller for more state aid.
A man and woman, representing the united teaching staff and its various organizations,, 1961
January 28, 1961. Heading by train as a delegation to Albany, scheduled for two weeks thereafter, of lobby for increased state aid, a professional salary raise (as opposed to the "piddling" raises previously offered) and pension improvements.
The state and city split plate of surplus budget, while child looks on through the window
Drawings depicting issues facing teachers and teachers' unions including anti-Communist struggles, and issues of employment, pay, facilities, and government aid to schools.
Needed: A Clean Sweep, 1961
September 14, 1961. Broom labeled, "New Board of Education", sweeps away papers reading, "Low staff salaries", "overcrowded classes", "poor supplies" etc
Governor Rockefellers Roadblock, 1960
February 20, 1960. Two students follow a sign "To Better Schools" however, reach a dead end, on the wall is written, "'Pay-As-You-Go' School Financing Proposal"
A loaf of bread is labeled $50,000,000 of Teacher Salary Raises. First, the Board of Education takes a slice, second the Mayor takes a slice, then when the day comes, what will be left for the teachers?, 1960
April 02, 1960.
A man representing Federal, State, Sales and Excise taxes reaches through a teachers window and says, Dont bother with the forms, just HAND IT OVER!
Drawings depicting issues facing teachers and teachers' unions including anti-Communist struggles, and issues of employment, pay, facilities, and government aid to schools.