Atkinson Pushes Higher Unemployment Benefits
Ohio Bureau chief TH G Atkinson urged higher unemployment compensation at a Cleveland Chamber of Commerce gathering on November 17. He cited Ohio as eighteenth in weekly benefit, third in average annual wage, and urged replacing the full time weekly wage method with earnings-based or fraction of annual wage approaches.
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Ohio Labor News Service
Columbus
Ohio
TH. G. Atkinson
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Atkinson
Chamber of Commerce
American Federation of Labor
Ohio State Federation of Labor
W. PA
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Federal Social Security Board
Kappel Tailor Seeks Patronage With Repairs and Cleaning
A business card notes GEO KAPPEL practical all around tailor at 162 N B Street offering repairing altering cleaning pressing wearshine removal and refin ing with calls for estimates and delivery. A judge criticizes pedestrians for carelessness while remarking neutrality makes one a target.
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N. B Street
Immediate Action On Relief Crisis Demanded in Ohio
Ohio officials face mounting pressure to recall the General Assembly for funds to ease a relief shortfall in Cleveland Toledo and Columbus. Governor Bricker hints at a possible recall after year’s start while 5,500 become ineligible for aid. State allocations total 750,000 for October amid a 2,276,975 relief spend and a fifty fifty funding gap.
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Ohio Labor News Service
Columbus
Ohio
Bricker
General Assembly
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Toledo
Columbus Federation of Labor
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Ber
William McCulloch
Piqua
House of Representatives
J. Harry McGregor
Coshocton
House
Frank E B. Whittemore
Akron
Senate
Paul M. Herbert
R. K. Shaw
Madison County
House Finance Committee
Annd
Lawrence Kane
Cincinnati
Senate Relief Committee
Thomas J. Herbert
Charles L. Sherwood
Hamilton
Middletown
Springfield
East Liverpool
Cleveland Heights
East Cleveland
Garfield Heights
Lakewood
Dayton
Portsmouth
Delayed Wagner Act Hearing Schedule Due To Illness
Washington reports the House committee examining the Wagner Act and the National Labor Relations Board will delay hearings until at least January 1 because Chairman Representative Howard W. Smith of Virginia is ill. The remark about marriage and insects appears in the surrounding context.
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Washington, D. C
ILNS
House
National Labor Relations Board
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Falkenstein Named to Ross Township Trustees Seat
Joseph Falkenstein of Millville was appointed Monday by Probate Judge Gideon Palmer to replace the late James M. Noes on the Ross Township board of trustees. Falkenstein, a school bus operator, will serve until the November 1940 election. Noes, also a Butler County fair board member, died November 12.
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Joseph Falkenstein
Millville
Gideon Palmer
James M. Noes
Ross Township
Falkenstein
Noes
Butler County Fair Board
Butler County A C A to Inspect Farms Under 1940 Wheat Agreement
The Butler County Agriculture Conservation Association plans to inspect farms whose owners signed the 1940 wheat acreage agreement. The meeting occurred Monday morning at the YMCA, and the association administers the Agricultural Adjustment Administration program locally.
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Butler County Agriculture Conservation Association
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Traffic Commission Report Submitted to Oxford Council
The Oxford traffic commission under Professor Eugene Albaugh has submitted its recommendations to the village council. With a new council taking office January 1, the present council may not act, deferring codification and revision of traffic regulations. The commission and staff spent about a year preparing the report and surveying local conditions.
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Oxford
Ohio
Traffic Commission
Eugene Albaugh
Professor Albaugh
A F L Gas Workers Win Over CIO Miners in Chicago
In a National Labor Relations Board election among Chicago By-Product Coke Co. workers, A F L Gas Workers Union Local No 18007 defeated United Mine Workers District No 50 CIO by 163 to 104, with 19 of 186 votes challenged. The loss is a major setback for CIO organizing efforts.
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Chicago
ILNS
Gas Workers Union
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Congress of Industrial Organizations
National Labor Relations Board
Chicago By-Product Coke Co
A. F. of
CIO
A. F
CIO Union
L. Affil
Federal Agency to Give Price Facts Is Urged
Washington D C Dr Kathryn McHale general director of the American Association of University Women urges President Roosevelt to create a consumer agency in the Federal Government. She says coordination and consolidation of consumer services are vital during rising prices and suggests a separate bureau or agency representative of consumer interests.
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Washington, D. C
ILNS
Roosevelt
Kathryn McHale
American Association of University Women
Dr. McHale
Wage and Hour Division forms twelve member industry committee
The Wage and Hour Division of the Department of Labor announces a twelve member industry committee headed by Frank P. Graham president of the University of North Carolina. The panel will study and recommend a minimum wage for the railroad industry. Angels are made at grade crossings.
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R. R. Industry Committee
Washington, D. C
ILNS
Frank P. Graham
The
University of North Carolina
Department of Labor
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Winter's Hotel
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Chas. Elble
Secy
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Ross AT “D
Savage Auto Supply Co
Hamilton, Ohio
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Butler
Clark
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Licking
Lucas
Montgomery
Muskingum
Scioto
Summit
Columbiana
Iate
Patrick Gallagher
A. F. of L. Union
Peoples’ Gas, Light and Coke Co
L. Gas Workers
U.S. A
Wittman Tent & Awning CO
South Second St
Cutiziens Savings- Bank & Trust-Co
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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