Unemployment Compensation Procedures and Rates
The article outlines Indiana unemployment processes from 1937 onward, detailing monthly and yearly filing deadlines, employer and employee contribution rates, and certificates for the Federal and State funds. It notes 1938 and 1939 rates at 2.7% for employers and 3% federal, with employee rate at 1%. It explains reserve-account rules that can lower employer rates to 2% or 1% as funds grow, with employee rates half that amount, and mentions continuing tax credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Unemployment Compensation Division
Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue
Indiana Unemployment Fund
Employer Reserve Account Depletes As Rate Rises
A reserve account for the employer drops to exhaustion, triggering a rate increase to 3.7 percent for the next twelve months.
Card of Thanks From the White Family
We express gratitude to our neighbors and friends and the pastor for kindness during our bereavement. Signed Ruth E White Eunice E White Fred B White and family. The latter content details world resource statistics and is not directly tied to the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth E. White
Eunice E. White
Fred B. White
Opal Bogue Allies with Lowell Cooley in Arlington Marriage
Opal Bogue and Lowell Cooley wed in a Saturday ceremony performed by Rev. George Hogwer at his home near Arlington. The bride wore green with brown accessories and is a 1932 Arlington High School graduate. the groom also attended Arlington High School. They reside with the bride’s parents.
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Joe Bogue
Near Arlington
Opal
Lowell Cooley
Gilbert Cooley
Homer
George Holwager
Cooley
Arlington High School
Mr. Cooley
Moves Toward Broad Protection for Used Car Buyers
The Hoosier Motor Club reports actions to shield buyers including a Missouri appeals court ruling labeling speedometer tampering as fraudulent, a Kentucky law banning such practice, Wisconsin moves to license dealers and curb abuses, and dealer refusals to disclose previous owners are prohibited.
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Todd Stoops
The
Hoosier Motor Club
Missouri State Court of Appeals
National Automobile Dealer’s Association
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Local residents attend funeral of Mrs. Cora Shock
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beason and others attended the funeral for Mrs. Cora Shock, sister of Mrs. Spangler, at Dunkirk last Saturday. Mrs. Shock's home was Cleveland, Ohio, and she had visited Mrs. Spangler here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beason
Ertle Stevens
Greta
John Beason
Robert Spangler
Mrs. Spangler
Cora Shock
Dunkirk
Period of Farm Occupancy by Divisions and States
The 1935 Federal Farm Census shows over 1.19 million US farmers operated the farm less than one year by January 1 1935, a rise from 1930. Alabama Texas Tennessee North Carolina and Georgia report increases over 10 000 since 1930.
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United States
William L. Austin
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
Kansas
Alabama
Texas
Tennesse
North Carolina
Georgia
Tomorrow May Cut Fuel Use And Eliminate Car Squeaks
The piece notes advances in fuel efficiency and reduced spring squeaks, claiming future motors will let a standard car travel 40 to 50 miles per gallon. It argues higher gas taxes will be less resented as efficiency improves.
Keeping a Farm Record Aids Timeliness In Operations
A farm practice note emphasizes that maintaining records improves timeliness in all farming tasks and helps coordinate planting, feeding, and harvest activities for better efficiency.
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Chicago Stock Yards
Canada
B. H. Heide
Maytag Company
Har
Carthage
Andio and
Eveready
R. C. A. Tubes
Hubert Hunt
E Newton
Tommorow
ALL
Kentucky Coal
Shirley Temple
Dimples
Our Gang
Will Rogers
Ambassador
Bill
FORD
Schweitzer Motor Co
Knightstown
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