Jobless Rail Workers Urged to Register Claims in Huron
Federal Railroad Unemployment Insurance acts oversee benefits for railroad workers who earned $150 or more in 1938. Registrations are taken in Huron by local officials for unemployed C&N W and Great Northern employees. Benefits range from $1.75 to $3 daily, with total possible payments tied to fifteen days of unemployment and a yearly maximum. Workers must register, serve a fifteen day waiting period, and meet earnings and disqualification criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Dan G. Coonen
Aberdeen
Railroad Retirement Board
Sioux Falls
Claude Thatcher
E. W. Howard
W. E. Bloedorn
L. E. Gillespie
F. A. Wildgrube
Great Northern Railroad
V. E. Bergtalk
Railroad Employers and Labor Organ
Calles' son weds former president of Mexico kin
In Mexico City Gustavo Calles and Gabriela Pelaez De La Vega marry as their families attend the ceremony. The groom remains based in the capital while his father Gen. Pultarco Elias Callea resides in exile in California.
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Mexico
Gustavo Calles
Gabriela Pelaez de la Vega
Mexico City
Young Calles
Gen
Pultarco Elias Callea
California
Picture Shows Laying Of Keel Of U S 8
A Camden New Jersey shipyard picture displays the keel laying of the 35 000 ton United States battleship to cost 52 794 000. Navy officials and about 1 000 workers attend as two steel plates and a two ton I beam mark the ceremony.
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South Dakota
Camden
WN. J
A. Robinson
Dakota Avenue South
Robinson
David
New Jersey Télephone Company
Layill
Camden Yards
Navy
Home for Vacation
Miss Ruth Kitzman returns from Rochester Minnesota after a nursing course to spend a three week vacation at her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Kitzman. Miss Margret Salzeider from Andover visits at Hilda Toss's home for a few days.
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Doland
Ruth Kitzman
Rochester
Minn
Arthur Kitzman
Margret Salzeider
Andover
Hilda Toss
Portion Of Street In Oklahoma Town Drops Five Feet
In Haileyville Oklahoma a large hole opened in Riley Street as a 25 by 40 foot pavement section sank five feet. The collapse threatens a nearby abandoned water filled coal mine that has endangered the town for 20 years. The First Presbyterian Church also settled about a foot and the street slopes downhill amid fears of further subsidence like the 1925 disaster that wrecked city structures and a nearby M C A building.
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Oklahoma
Haileyville
Okla
VPI
Riley Street
First Presbyterian Church
Minnesota Visitors Detour Confusion At Slippery Rock
Mr and Mrs Bart Vanderby and their sons Don and James visited Boland friends then left for Minneapolis en route to the New York World Fair. A Minnesota women group touring Slippery Rock asked if they must detour after a service station sign warned Slippery Hook 3 miles causing a puzzled reaction in Slippery Rock Pennsylvania on July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Doland
Bart Vanderby
Don
James
Boland
Minneapo
Slippery Rock
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Slippery Hook
Ons
Sunday Dinner Guests at Johansen Home
Sunday dinner guests at the Henry Johansen home were Bertha Lidis Albert and Arno Luker, all of Lane, visiting from Woonsocket on July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Spesial
Henry Johansen
Bertha
Lidis
Albert
Arno Luker
Lane
Hyde County Social Security Director Attends Redfield Conference
Margaret Korsgaard, Hyde County social security director, attends a weeklong conference of social security directors in Redfield. The gathering spotlights regional policy, coordination, and program updates as officials share best practices and concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Margaret Korsgaard
Hyde County
Redfield
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