Bill to Overhaul Industrial Accident Laws Reported Favorably
Legislative judiciary committee backs radical changes including expanding the Industrial Accident Board from five to seven members and replacing arbitration with a board led system. In appeals a five member panel will be designated by the chairman. Also proposes a $100 funeral expense payment by insurers and faster loss benefits to dependents.
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Massachusetts appoints trio to national public safety conference
Governor McCall designates James J. Storrow to lead the Massachusetts public safety delegation to a Washington conference on coordinating state committees. He is joined by Kenyon I. Butterfield of the Massachusetts Agricultural College and Warren C. Jewett of Worcester for a second Washington gathering on food and fuel supply and price under federal auspices.
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Salary Increases Favor 5000 State Workers
A bill backed by the Legislative committee on public service would raise salaries for about 5000 state employees by roughly 300 000 annually. The plan targets workers earning less than 1500 per year, excluding those above that threshold, citing high living costs.
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State employee pay bill sets 20 percent raise with caps
The proposal provides a 20 percent increase for staff earning under 1500 dollars a year, not to exceed 100 dollars in any case, and ensures those at 1400 to 1500 receive enough to reach 1500. Only pre July 1 employees benefit, with stricter limits for those at or above 500 dollars. Maintenance affects eligibility, and increases are based on July 1 pay, with the measure temporary pending a Cascenorea Council report.
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New England Unitarian Alliance Elects Officers
At the Rogers Memorial Church in Fairhaven during a New England Unitarian Association session, officers were elected. President is Mrs. Donald M. Blair of Roxbury, with Mrs. George R. as first vice president.
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Donald M. Blair
Roxbury
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