Unemployment Tax Rules for Small and Large Employers
The article explains how unemployment taxes split between state and federal systems. Small employers with up to seven workers pay 1.8% to the state fund, while eight or more workers fall under federal rules at 2%. It outlines timing for December and January payments, the way credits are applied, and shows a payroll example from The Star to illustrate the interaction between state and federal obligations, including how late payments affect credits and totals. It also notes the broader debate over the unemployment fund versus social securityold age benefits and concerns about tax burdens on skilled trades and seasonal enterprises.
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Socil
Epcdal Security
Jananey
Extension Agents of 19 Counties Convene Thursday
Extension Agents from 19 counties gather for a three day program featuring speeches by experts from the Conservation Service and University of Are Kiosas. Notable speakers include Dr O E Baker of USDA and Ella Posey on leadership and community exchanges with sessions opening Thursday at 8:30.
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Jordial Taephong
County
Troe iv
Abhitis Elistinet
Webel
Cerbyaries
Hope Danny
Vasaniauwel Waites Hye
Clifford Santh
Wharyedead
Moger Ai Hedh
Ptactiog
Wb Wala
Tharsis
Atkin Faria Bureau
Sob Conservation Service
University of Are Kiosas
Stith
Taneau
O. E. Baker
States Department of Agriculture
Ewth
Frau Ang
The
College of Agriqulture
Mins
Ella Posey
Beluesitotal Trioeimtion
Bo Ray
Hempstead Circuit Court Adjourned and Delayed Hearings
The Hempstead circuit court adjourned after a disorderly session with defendants facing forgery and uttering charges. Among those mentioned were Honey Cheries pledging guilty to manslaughter, and others like Max Thompson, Walter Herder, and Jim Gaties linked to forgeries. The session opened Monday with a notable civil suit and insurance matter, and a trial date was set for April.
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Aindil
Briainany
Howie Coeeuin
Lge
Dexter Gusti
Cary Deeisinnis
Max Thompson
Forges
Walter Herder
Quilty
Clare
Beyalone
Ceny Henderson
Asa
Cock Atharaage
Jim Gaties
Glover
Hope
Fragmented OCR: garbled query about Arkim Crackers
Garbled OCR text asks scattered questions about Arkim Crackers and unclear references. No coherent article content or identifiable people, places, or events to summarize meaningfully.
Navy Planes Reach Honolulu in Safety Flight
Eighteen bombing planes arrived at Pearl Harbor completing a long non stop flight from San Diego. The official time for the mission was 20 hours and 22 minutes. The formation departed Point Loma and arrived in Hawaii without incident.
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Navy
Honolulu
Majority Leader Seeks Expense Cuts in 1986 Post Office Bill
Washington reports the House approved a Treasury and Post Office appropriations bill for 1986 carrying 15 288 or 8 6 0 0 0 less than budget estimates and 61 002 722 under the current year's allocations. Amendments add 2 400 000 to the measure as Majority Leader Rayburn Cox urges colleagues to accept budget balance. The bill trims 1 000 000 pay for city mail workers and clerks, and removes 2 500 000 for annex construction at the Government Printing Office. Machines now turn mail faster than in the era of hand production.
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Washington
House
Treasury Post Office
Rayburn Cem
Government Printing Office
Robbery spree puzzles Hope police with returned loot
Police face a string of odd robberies in Hope with thieves returning portions of stolen money and apologizing. Incidents include a note and $4 left at Hank Sommerville’s door, $15 found in a paper package, and $86 taken from Merlin Coup apartments. other attempts ended when suspects fled. No injuries reported.
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Hope
Hank Sommerville
South Elm Street
John S. Gibson
West Division Street
Genie McWilliams
Hope Steam
Harry Phipps
Fred Cook
Fe Garrett
West See
Garrett
North Erin Street
South Maya
U S Ownership of Coal Is Advocated
Gov George Hy Karte and leaders urge federal purchase of eastern Pennsylvania anthracite coal properties to stabilize the industry. They expect Roosevelt support, with government regulating marketing but not operating mines. If purchase fails, owners may be condemned and operate with leases while awaiting action.
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Hattieburg
Paoli Kodurat
Eastern
Pennsylvania
George Hy Karte
President Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Earle
Thought Happiness and the Unity Within
A reflective line suggests happiness lies not purely inside or outside, but as a union of oneself with the universe or a higher essence. The text hints at inner unity beyond dualistic view.
Romanian Jews in Flight to Safety
Several thousand Romanian Jews sought havens abroad on Wednesday as 16 political parties began campaigns for elections. Prime Minister Cantarian Gaga’s anti-Semitic, semi-Fascist policies faced parliamentary parties and a potential move toward new elections in March. In Spain, Barcelona experienced fresh bombing with reports of dozens dead and heavy damage after blasts and shelling.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Carol
Gaga
Arkansas Welfare Boards Face 3 Year Experience Rule
In Little Rock the Welfare Commission debates lowering the three year experience requirement for county boards as social security policy clamps down. Directors may resign or be replaced as boards seek compliant leadership amid funding and employment standards conflicts. The state Welfare Department oversees about $4 million in federal and state funds.
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Little Rock
Chaiman
Ste Wolfers
Arkansas
State Commission
Sevial Security
Rebsamer
State Welfare Department
Repeal of Income Tax Is Suggested
Washington D C Dr James H E Cromwell husband of the wealthy Doris Duke Cromwell recommended to the house ways and means committee Wednesday the immediate reduction and ultimate repeal of all forms of income tax He also advocated revision of estate and inheritance taxes and adoption of a new detivers sales tax on finished consumer goods Cromwell said such a scientific tax system would end the no just discrimination between taxation of war profits and of unincorporated business enterprises
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Washington
James H. E. Cromwell
Doris Duke Cromwell
House Way
Cromwell
Immortal fasting cases draw awe from Bavaria and Memphis
The Very Rev Israel Harding Noe of Memphis reports a two year fast begun January 1 1938 with no food or drink. Teresa Neumann of Konnersreuth Bavaria is described as the pale miracle who for years has reportedly endured wounds, limited nourishment, and periodic blood flow while remaining alive under church watch and medical scrutiny.
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Menshis
Wiatanancu
Nac
NEA
Israel Harding Noe
Memphis
Tenn
Deen Noe
Konnersreuth
Bavaria
Teresa Neumann
Tersa Neumann
Terese Neumann
Christ
Teresa
Joseph Schrembs
Clevland
Schrembs
Schrambs
University of Berlin
Leipsic
Prague
Munich
Laxity Charged in Handling of Funds
Washington senators charged serious laxity in funds handling as the public lands committee heard startling testimony about the Interior Department. Read Stiltey, a department pay clerk, allegedly defrauded the government of 84000 dollars in CDC funds, fueling debate as hearings reviewed E K Barlow’s nomination to a senior Interior post.
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Washington
Pittnan Nevada
Senate
Public Lands Committee
Department of the Internee
Ben Holding Hearigsth
E. K. Barlow
Te Titeriar
Read Stiteley
Department of Literior
Gleck
CDC
Fitinen
Weather Talk Sparks A Forecaster Gaffe In Chicago
A taxi debate in Chicago over the forecast ends with the passenger revealing he is C. A. Donnel, a government forecaster. The exchange mocks forecasters while the irony of the paid expert sits in the cab.
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Chicago
C. A. Donnel
Russian Promise of Strong Far East Action
Moscow reports Vyacheslav Molotov announced the reorganization of the Soviet cabinet and promised firmer action toward Japan. He said the Soviet Union would pursue its Far East interests and act on Zhdanov’s suggestions to curb the “hooliganism” of Japanese imperialist agents.
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Moscow
Russia
Japan
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Council of Commissars
Soviet Union
Far East
Molotoff
Andre Alexandrovitch Zhdlamoff
Distribution of 29300 to Rural Schools in 28 Districts
The Arkansas State Department of Education announced a $29,300 equalization fund distribution to 28 districts across 22 counties. Funds support maintaining a seven month school term, with amounts including $800 for Central Union County district and $1,000 for Junction City Union County, $600 for Floyd White County, and $500 for El Paso Special White County.
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Little Rock
State Department of Education
State Equalization Fund
Central
Clark County
Junction City
Union County
Floyd
White County
el Paso
Thompson Files for Congress in Arkansas Second District
State Representative W. M. Thompson of Batesville filed his corrupt practice pledge as a candidate for Congress in the Second Arkansas district. The filing is for the prospective special election to fill the vacancy created by John E. Miller’s elevation to the Senate. Governor Bailey has not set a call date for the election.
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Little Rock
W. M. Thompson
Batesville
Congress
Arkansas
Thompson
John E. Miller
Senate
Bailey
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers and Scenarios
A 1988 NBA Services solution presents social etiquette Qs. It covers venues and introductions, courtesy to children, handling costly tastes in mixed company, and dealing with disliked friends. Answers: 1 Yes, 2 No, 3 Yes, 4 Yes, with rare adherence. best choice is to keep personal dislike to yourself.
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NBA Services
City Paving Talks Spur Hope Council Plea for Extensions
Hope Arkansas officials and chamber leaders urged expanded paving of streets and alleys in Hope. WPA figures show Arkansas spending on street work totaling 2.6 million dollars from 1935 to 1937, with notable projects in Kurt Smith Little Rock and North Little Rock.
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Hope
B. L. Kaufman
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Charles O. Thomas
Wayne Fletcher
WPA
W. P. Bowen
Arkansas
Works Progress Administration
Kaufman
Kurt Smith
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Arkadelphia
Batesville
Camden
Clarksville
DeQueen
el Dorado
Forrest City
Gordon
Helena
Hot Springs
Pine Bliff
van Buren
Fletcher
Thomas
Haihway
Albert Graves
Henry, Young
Roy Johnson
Council
Justice Butler of High Court Dies
Associate Justice Furner Butler, 68, of the Arkansas Supreme Court, died here Wednesday after a brief illness. He was stricken seriously two weeks ago with a recurrence of an organic ailment. The family said the body would be taken to Hamburg, his native township, for interment following services here.
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Little Rock
Furner Butler
Arkansas Supreme Court
Hamberg
Cotton closes steady as New Orleans opens market
In New Orleans the cotton market opened Wednesday at 8.53 and closed at 8.63 per pound with spot cotton holding steady at 10 points. Prices reflect a cautious trading day as buyers and sellers assess near term demand.
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New Orleans
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Rayburn
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Premiar Goga
Barcelona
Spain
Mirlid
James Cromwell
Noe
Pittman
Interior Department
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Rage Ynree
Justice Butler
High Court
Hamburg
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