1949 session laws – Ch.223 Sec.1
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CHAPTER 223 AN ACT TO MAKE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE STATES DEPARTMENTS, BUREAUS, INSTI- TUTIONS, PUBLIC SCHOCLS. AND AGENCIES, AND FOR THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF PROVIDING ADDi- TIONAL SALARIES FOR PUBLIC SCHCOL TEACHERS AND OTHER STATE EMPLOYEES AND TO AMEND = CHAPTER 500 OF 1947, THE SAME REING THE GEN- ERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT FOR THE BIENNIUM | 1947-49. Pe . #NAME? = a WHEREAS, the cost of living has advanced considerably since the appropriations were made for salaries of public school teach- rs and other State employees by the Legislature of 1947; and + WHEREAS, the same economic conditions. which have reduced the purchasing power of the salaries paid publie school teachers and other State employees, have greatly increased the revenues of the State, thereby placing the State is a more favorable finan- cial position than was contemplated, and WHEREAS, the State has prospered because of increased busi- ness and inflated prices and public school teachers and other State employees have suffered because their salaries have not kept pace with the general increase in the cost of living: Now, therefore, The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact: GENERAL FUND
That supplemental appropriations out of the General Fund of the State for the States departments, bureaus, institutions, and agencies, and for the specific purpose of providing additional salaries for public school teachers and other State employees, are hereby made for the fiscal year ending dune 30, 1949, according to the following schedule: II. JUDICIAL 1948-49 1 Supreme Court yt} ; Departmental Expense ___…..-..——————- $ 5,659 Ii]. EXECUTIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE 1 Governors Office: : -1 Governors Office _.2 3,898 (Z) The Budget Bureau… Be AN a eae es ee 10,148 -3 Division of Purchase and Contract… 6.924 2… pecretary of State. ee 5,144 3 State Auditor perros _velgaret 12,358, 4.oState MU reastrier. .0o 2 sen vo pots sg oto) 5 tat wee 9,225, 5 Department of Justice: . -1 Attorney General wee 8,764 (2). Bureau of Investigation 0 ed 10, a 6 Department of Revenue___…___–_-_—————- 148, ag 7 Department of Tax Researeh___….–.–ee 8 Department of Public Instruction_._—– 9 Department of Archives and History .__-.– 10:00 Sate chibedry tae) ont ed zeoehlaare giaie, S98 hal 11 Library Commission _ Feb-00 12 Board of Public Welfare: ques -1 Beard of Public Welfare… ——- (2). For use of Eugenics Board__..—-eee oF Lore State Board: of ecshues + Ree Bye t gas ; -8 State College of Agriculture and Engineering 22 = 2 = te een) doh NAb: s Experiment StationState College. Cooperative Agricultural ExtensionState Colle gic ieee eee ee roe eee) a ene East Carolina Teachers College… Negro Agricultural and Technical College____ Western Carolina Teachers College Appalachian State Teachers College… Pembroke State College for Indians___ ery Winston-Salem Teachers College (Colored) Elizabeth City State Teachers College (Colored) Fayetteville State Teachers College (Colored) North Carolina College at Durham… North Carolina School for the Deaf… State School for the Blind and the Deaf_..__-__ V. CHARITABLE AND CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS State Hospitals: -1 General Administration -2 State Hospital at Raleigh… -3 State Hospital at Morganton… -4 State Hospital at Goldsboro… -5 Caswell Training School. -6 State Hospital at Camp Butner__….___ North Carolina Orthopedic Hospital_…______ North Carolina Sanatoria: -1 North Carolina Sanatorium… -2 Extension Bureau _ -3 Western North Carolina Sanatorium_____. -4 Eastern North Carolina Sanatorium. Sorrectional Institutions: -1 General Administration .2) Stonewall Jackson Training School. 8) State Home and industrial School for Girls 4) Morrison Training Schooi (Colcred) 459,630 193,016 115,026 268,234 86,681 97,577 40,646 66,836 9,450 29,430 17,488 22,731 62,393 34,040 32,684 3,077 134,094 125,100 61,110 37,254 86,507 16,858 44,207 5,198 22,911 17,376 1,727 17,246 7,920 7,419 -5 Eastern Carolina Training School 5,327 -6 State Training School for Negro Girls 3,285 5 Confederate Womens Home 2,492 VI. STATE AID AND OBLIGATIONS State Aid to Public Libraries 1,693 N. C. Park, Parkway and Forest Development Commission 298 Department of Agriculture: -1 Credit Unions 1,367 -2 State Museum 2,436 -3 Hog Cholera Work 1,361 Teachers and State Employees Retirement System-State’s Contribution 619,537 IX. PUBLIC SCHOOLS Support of Nine-Months Term Public Schools 8,560,227 Vocational Education 445,780 State Board of Education 12,994 Vocational Textile Training School 5,029 AGRICULTURE FUND