Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1934 [PAGE 57]

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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS D

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3. R. C. Ross, Assistant Professor and Assistant Chief, Farm Organization and Management (CS&E) (See Farm Organization and Management (Total salary 4. , Specialist in Agricultural Economics 5. County Farm Advisers 95 @ $2020 a year all funds $191 900 Less State Appropriation1 114 000 95 @ $820 a year federal funds 77 900 Less F. C. D. Fund U. S. D. A.' 10 800 Paid from Smith-Lever and A. F. C. F. and Capper-Ketcham 67 100 95 @ $460 from Smith-Lever 43 700 Paid from A. F. C. F. and Capper-Ketcham 23 400 95 @ $60 from Capper-Ketcham 5 700 59 @ $300 from A. F. C. F 17 700 95 @ $1920 a year all funds 182 400 Less State Appropriation1 114 000 95 @ $720 a year federal funds 68 400 Less F. C. D. Fund, U. S. D. A.' 9 000 Paid from Smith-Lever and A. F. C. F 58 500 95 @ $420 a year Smith-Lever 39 000 62 @ $300 a year A. F. C. F 18600 Total, Additional Federal Cooperative Fund Clarke-McNary Fund 1. L. E. Sawyer, Extension Forester (Paid from Federal Clarke-McNary Fund (Paid from State Natural History Survey (Total salary

LIBRARY SCHOOL

18 6oo' $ 29 000

$ I 980)* I 020) 3 000)

1. P. L. Windsor, Director of the Library and Library School Professor of Library Science (Salary under Library) 2. Amelia Krieg, Assistant Director Assistant Professor of Library Economy 3. Frances Simpson, Associate Professor and Assistant Director, Emeritus 4. Ethel Bond, Assistant Professor of Library Economy.... 5. Anne M. Boyd, Assistant Professor of Library Economy

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1 The State Appropriation for the fiscal year July j , 1932-Tuly 1, 1033, will b e p a i d by the State Department of Agriculture on the salary of the county farm advisers following monthly certification for salary by the Director of Extension. 2 The $9,000 Farmers' Cooperative Demonstration Fund appropriated by the United States Department of Agriculture will be paid directly to the farm advisers through the Extension Service by the United States Treasury Office as follows: 33 farm_ advisers at $300 a year $ 9 900 An additional amount of $700 is available to cover the cost of penalty envelopes for the farm and home advisers, which are purchased by the United States Department of Agriculture and shipped to Illinois for distribution 700

Total, Farmers' Cooperative Demonstration Fund $10 600 s To be increased in June, 1933, 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.) T h e Federal Clarke-McNary Fund of $1,980 will be paid at the rate of $165 per month from the United States Treasury through the United States Department of Agriculture and the Extension Service.