New Massachusetts Experience Rating Changes Explained
Antonio England discusses amendments to unemployment experience rating in Massachusetts. The new method charges unemployment benefits to an employer as paid, moving backward through base period employers until benefits are exhausted. Notices will begin in January for claims filed after January first, with form titles indicating old or new law charges.
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Antonio England
Division of
Massachusetts
Ireland
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Division of Employment Security
Humanit A
England
Hawk study details benefits from field observations
Readable text notes hawks proving valuable as they hunt field pests. It describes hawk behavior and their impact on local agriculture, labeling hawks as allies to farmers rather than threats.
Harding College educator proposes voter tagging to boost turnout
Dr George S Benson president of Harding College Seatey Ark advocates a voter tagging plan to shame nonvoters into voting. The scheme envisions red tags reading I have voted have you to encourage habitual civic participation across elections and mobilize nationwide volunteers.
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Memphis, Tenn
U.P
Arkansas
George S$. Benson
Harding College
Seatey
Ark
Benson
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Brother Fines Brother In Loose Dog Case
In St Louis Missouri Magistrate Edward T Wright fined his brother $5 and costs for a dog at large violation. A cocker spaniel owned by Denver Wright Jr was found roaming. The judge dismissed the fine but ordered $3 court costs.
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St. Louis
U.P
Edward T. Wright
Denver Wright, Jr
Denver
Car Fender Crushed Twice On Pleasant Street
Fall River Massachusetts police report Patrolman James Taylor found his car damaged on Pleasant Street twice within two days. He first parked on the south side and returned to a crumpled left front fender, then parked on the north side and found the front pushed in. He now parks in a repair shop.
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Mass
U.P
James ©. Taylor
Pleasant Street
Employment Security Division Talks on New Amendments
The article notes Mr. England, Director of the Division of Employment Security, will explain experience rating under the new amendments to the Employment Security Law. It urges readers to read the form carefully, as it explains the purpose and the employer’s rights under the law.
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England
Division of
Reminder for CMP-4B filings by New England manufacturers
The National Production Authority in New England urges firms to file CMP-4B forms for Q2 1952 controlled materials promptly. Regional Director Paul G. Carney notes confusion from X-3 cancellation and extends Boston Office deadline to January 11 1952 for eligible manufacturers.
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Paul G. Carney
Department of Commerc
Afid
New England
Carney
NPR
Washington
Boston
Maynard High Honor Roll for Second Term
Maynard High School announces second term honors. Seniors High Honor: Barbara Mitzcavitch Bonnie Lee Smith. Seniors Honor: Janet Gould Elaine Lorentson Patricia Meister Barbara Thumith. Juniors High Honor: Bain Petrena Lattuca Sweeney. Juniors Honor: Syvishira Kryzieniel Christine Lampinen George Ojaleite Mary Priest Helen Sczerzen Helen Taryma. Sophomores High Honor: Arbara Crotty Elizabeth Jarmulowicz Sandra Standrers Virginia Sulkala Margaret Sweeney Joanne Sylvia. Freshmen High Honor: Jean Antila Greta Carlquist John Occo Myrna Johnson Mark Waldron. Freshmen Honor: Mary Backfach Marie DeGeronimo Barbara Fayton Elizabeth Kassiewicz Carol Lee Martin Pantera Peter Wilson.
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Bonnie Lee Smith
Janet Gould
Elaine Lorentson
Patricia Meister
Barbara Thumith
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Hira Krysieniel
Christine Lampinen
George Ojaleite
Mary Priest
Helen Sczerzen
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Arbara Crotty
Elizabeth Jarmulowicz
Sandra Standrers
Virginia Sulkala
Margaret Sweeney
Joanne Sylvia
Jean Antila
Greta Carlquist
John €Occo
Myrna Johnson
Mark Waldron
Mary
Back Fach
Marie DeGeronimo
Barara Fayton
Elizabeth Kassiewicz
Carol Lee Martin
Pantera
Peter Wilson
Famed "Vinegar" back in bank vault display ends
Portland Maine reports the rare volume Vinegar in the parable of the vineyard has returned to a bank vault after centenary ceremonies at Vinegar Chapel. The leather-bound edition, printed in Oxford about 234 years ago by John II, bears its notorious misprint that gave the book its odd nickname.
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Portland
John 1I
Oxford
England
Omaha police detain man over pistol wave at bar
Police in Omaha Nebraska hold a .32 caliber pistol after a bar incident. They seek the owner to question him about why he displayed the weapon and how the bartender knocked it from his hand.
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Omaha, Neb
U. P
Omaha
One Vote Changed Indiana Legislature in the 1840s
In the 1840s Benson cited a single vote turning point when a candidate in Indiana won by one vote. The decisive ballot helped elect the legislator who then cast the pivotal vote shaping a key policy.
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Benson
Indiana
Gleasondale Man Wins Worcester Pie Baking Contest
Derwood R. Frost of Gleasondale claimed first prize at the Union Agricultural meeting in Worcester with a 9 inch deep dish apple pie scoring 90 points. He said the recipe used Cortland apples and butter on the fruit and crust and that his wife gave only advice.
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Frost
Woodpecker Probes Mud for Earthworms
A woodpecker uses its 38 inch bill to dive into mud and feel earthworms, which it consumes as prey. The bird's sensitive beak helps locate its subterranean meals.
Middlesex County National Bank posts record year gains
The Middlesex County National Bank held its annual stockholders meeting led by President Oliver T. Bergstrom. Resources rose to 88 million dollars, deposits approached 80 million, and loans hit peak levels with nearly 8 million in mortgage lending. Operating income topped 2.75 million, with after tax earnings up 6 percent. dividends of 304 thousand were declared and reserves added. A new slate of directors was elected, and three new officers named, as the bank services 14 offices across communities and eye defense-related growth.
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Middlesex County National Bank
Oliver T. Bergstrom
Bergstrom
Frederick E. Jennings
Oliver T. Be Egytrom
Lawrence G. Brooks
Ward E. Burns
Thomas J. Campbell
Newell A. Clark
Harry R. Dockam
Robert M. Folsom
Edward J. Fudge
Joseph E. Hollingworth
George E. Hunt
Herbert W. MacLeod
Kenneth G. Macquarrie
Bernard F. McAca
Bergstrom Star Resources
British Post Office Profits Highlighted in 1950 51
The British Post Office reported a 12.6 million pound surplus for 1950 51 while US red ink loomed. Deliveries peak with three daily runs in cities and two in towns as stamps and licenses drive revenue. Telegraph losses balance telecom gains, with staffing and scale cited as profit factors.
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Uncle Sam
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General Post Office
London
Britain
Christmas rush overflows with postal load in year end
Skeleton text notes 350000 items mailed during Christmas rush while 86000 shipped at post offices and 110000 processed elsewhere. The fragment hints at heavy parcel volume and sustained demand as year end traffic peaks.
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