Changes in unemployment law take effect January 1952
Antonio England explains new amendments to the unemployment insurance law. The changes create individual benefit years, adjust waiting periods, and raise required wages to qualify. Claimants must file at Employment Offices, report earnings, and note changes in dependents within the United States.
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Antonio England
Division of
Employment Security
England
Division of Employment Security
Rules for continuing unemployment benefits after initial approval
The article outlines weekly reporting to the employment office to keep unemployment benefits, with requires signing the claim and noting unemployment. If absent or late by mail, the claim closes. It emphasizes ongoing rigid reporting and availability for work, plus possible disqualification or delays if regulations are not followed. Mr England will discuss changes to the Employment Security Law and new disqualification periods.
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Mr. England
Toper Works Out Fine And City Loves It
Spencer West Virginia report notes Mayor Harry Starcher saying the city uses a two day work policy for inebriates who miss a $5 assessment. One offender joined the street cleaning crew and was released after two days, deemed invaluable by officials.
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Toper
City
Spencer
W. Va
U.P
Harry Starcher
Five Camp brothers enlist together in Navy unit
Five Camp brothers Weldon Joe Grady Otha and Ray all from Friendship Tennessee joined the same Navy outfit in Memphis signing up as a family contingent.
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Memphis, Tenn
U.P
Navy
Weldon
Joe
Grady
Otha
Ray Camp
Friendship
Tenn
Concord Man to Play Role as Legislator
Concord Representative David B. Williams will take an active part in the Massachusetts 1952 Program of Progress as the General Court opens in January. He helped frame proposals and joined Republicans who signed bills to retain jobs, create a Crime Commission, aid the aging, and support small businesses.
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Concord
David B. Williams
Massachusetts
General Court
Local Boys Mark Holiday Birthdays
Concord two boys marked New Year’s Day birthdays. James Paul Diskin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Byrn of 54 Thoreau Street, turned nine, and David Tileston Bourquin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rene Bourquin of Middlesex School, marked his sixth birthday. Also noted: British railways own 51,000 houses with 250,000 tenants and annual rent of 15 million dollars.
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Concord
James Paul Diskin
Thomas Byrn
Thoreau Street
David Tileston Bourquin
Rene Numa Bourquin
Middlesex School
British Railways
Program backed by Republican lawmakers earns wide praise
Boston clipping services report that no single move by Republican representatives and senators has received more publicity and editorial commendation than this program which the local representative helped launch.
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Boston
Bay State
Concord C Awarded Excellence at National Guard Drill
Concord unit Concord C received an excellence rating during a regiment drill at Cornell University formations. The event highlighted students representing the largest foreign element in its shimmering corps training.
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Cornell Unive
Cub Scouts Prize Winners at Bedford Wreath Sale
At the December Pack 16 meeting in Bedford the Cub Scouts enjoyed a party at the Town House. They played games and were served refreshments as presents were passed out. Awards went to the top wreath sellers. John McGrath won first prize a crystal set kit. David Young took second with an electric motor kit and Carl Weed claimed a belt kit.
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Bedford
John McGrath
David Young
Carl Weed
Smiths Cow Passes Test In Production
Concord with 732 pounds of butterfat and 19 280 pounds of milk testing 3 8 per cent to her credit Shaws Jewel Dauntless Crete a registered Holstein Friesian cow owned by Farnham Smith Carlisle a Concord select man has completed a 309 day production test in official Herd Improvement Registry She was milked two times daily and was seven years two months of age when she began Testing was supervised by University of Massachusetts in cooperation with the Holstein Friesian Association of America at Brattleboro Vermont.
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Concord
Shaws Jewel Dauntless Crete
Farnham Smith
Carlisle
Concord Selectman
University of Massachusetts
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Vermont
Bedford Historical Society to host January meeting
Mr and Mrs John F Brown of Concord road will entertain Bedford Historical Society members on Wednesday January 16. Brown is society president. A history of early Bedford Center will be presented, following a noted review of the town 150th anniversary on August 27 1879.
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Bedford
John F. Brown
Concord Road
Bedford Historical Society
Brown
Bedford Center
Feast of the Circumcision observed at St Michael's Bedford
St Michael's Catholic church in Bedford held Holy Day masses for the Feast of the Circumcision led by Rev William E Kerrigan. Next Sunday parish ladies will receive Holy Communion and January 13 Holy Name Sunday will be observed.
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St. Michael’s Catholic Church
William E. Kerrigan
Weather lore debunked by Penn State meteorology professor
State College Pennsylvania Dr Charles L Hosler a Penn State meteorology instructor dismisses popular weather superstitions as unreliable but notes a few may have science behind them. He explains halos around the moon come from clouds that bring rain and that car washing correlates with rain due to the west to east storm movement.
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State College
U.P
Charles L. Hosler
Penn State College
Hosler
TV Sets Dime A Dozen At Air Force Base
At Presque Isle Air Force base television sets are common in homes of airmen and officers. The transfer rate is high and many bought sets when TV centers existed, though the nearest television station is 350 miles away in Boston.
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Presque Isle
U.P
Presque Isle Air Force Base
Boston
Refrigerator campaign urged in Evansville
A campaign to develop a two refrigerator household and make rage is urged by WW Paul Jones, president of Ser vel, Inc., in Evansville Indiana.
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Evansville Ind
U.P
Paul Jones
Servel, Inc
Man Fined For Altered License Plate In Goshen
Donald J. Truex of Goshen Indiana was fined 16.75 dollars after altering his license plate to make the low numbers appear more attractive than the high ones. He painted out the last digit on his plate.
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Goshen, Ind
U.P
Donald J. Truex
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Emerson Hospital
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