Police May Moonlight As City Workers In Indiana ruling
Indiana Attorney General John J. Dillon ruled that a policeman may be employed part time in a city street department as an employee not an officer. The ruling allows off hours police work if no conflict of interest exists and does not override local ordinances restricting city workers from holding other city jobs. In Rochester Indiana the Indiana Metals plant cites a strike and reports the word Beach Labor painted on the building front.
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Indiana Crop Outlook Halved By Dept Of Agriculture Estimates
The Agriculture Department cut Indiana corn by about 20 million bushels from November, now at 396 006 000 bushels with 5 077 000 acres planted and 78 bushels per acre. Wheat estimates were reduced by over 344 million bushels, soybeans at 73 164 000 bushels, and burley tobacco unchanged at 13 570 000 pounds. Heavy rains delayed harvest by about 20 percent.
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Jobless Claims Rise Six Percent in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS UPI Unemployment claims in Indiana rose about six percent last week but remained 2,000 below the year ago level. Lewis F Nicolini director of the Indiana Employment Security Division said claims totaled 17 943 with the weekly rise blamed on weather limiting outdoor construction in the southern state. He forecast continued declines in outdoor work for six weeks.
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