Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1934 [PAGE 541]

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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

539 Salary $155 895 87 500 68 395 50 400 17 995 D H 17 995 (27 279) 600 $ 27 879

County Farm Advisers 4. 95 @ $1641 a year, all funds Less State Appropriation 1 95 @ $720 a year, Federal Funds 70 @ $720 a year, Smith-Lever 25 @ $720 a year, A. F. C. Fund* Sub-total, Salaries 5. Wages Total, Additional Federal Cooperative Fund

LIBRARY SCHOOL 1. P. L. Windsor, Director of the Library and the Library School B Professor of Library Science A (Salary under Library) 2. Amelia Krieg, Assistant Director D Assistant Professor of Library Science B $ 3 330 3. Frances Simpson, Associate Professor and Assistant Director, Emeritus 1 870 4. Ethel Bond, Assistant Professor of Library Science B 2 820 5. Anne M. Boyd, Assistant Professor of Library Science.. B 2 820 6. Marie M. Hostetter, Associate in Library Science B 2 395 7. Rose B. Phelps, Associate in Library Science B 2 310 8. Margaret A. Gramesly, Associate in Library Science D 2 055 9. Mildred Singleton, Instructor in Library Science E 1 800 688 10. —— , Assistant EG50 688 11. Ellen P. Jackson, Assistant EG50 12. , Assistant E 1 375 13. Helen Small, Stenographer (C. S.) 1 120 (23 271) Sub-total, Salaries 14. Wages of temporary employees, including student assist750 ants H Total, Library School $ 24 021

COLLEGE OF LAW 1. A. J. H a r n o , Dean Professor (See President's Office (Total salary 2. Sveinbjorn Johnson, Professor University Counsel (Salary under University Counsel) 3. Frederick Green, Professor 4. O. A. Harker, Emeritus 5. O. L. McCaskill, Professor 6. W. E. Britton, Professor 7. M. I. Schnebly, Professor 8. W. L. Summers, Professor 9. G. W. Goble, Professor 10. G. B. Weisiger, Professor 11. H . W . Holt, Professor

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•The State Appropriation for the fiscal year from July i, 1934, to July 1, 193s, .will be paid by the State Department of Agriculture on the salary of the county farm advisers following monthly certification for salary by the Director of Extension. T o be increased in June, 1935, if any balances are available due to unused salaries accruing from vacancies in the Extension Service. (This does not mean any increase in the salaries of the farm advisers, but an increase in the amount of the advisers' salary paid from federal funds,)