A C Favor Graduated Unemployment Benefits
Wisconsin workers could see changes to unemployment compensation as Allis-Chalmers proposes a graduated benefit plan. The proposal would replace the flat maximum with a variable scale based on dependents and earnings, starting with $74 per week for single workers and up to $55 for four dependents at higher wages. Advisory hearings statewide discuss extending total benefits and duration.
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Remarkable Classifieds Anger Tremendous Interest
Thousands praise The La Crosse Tribune Classified ads urging readers to act now with a simple call to 2-8040.
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Is Your Home Dusty Replace Furnace Filters
Advertisement noting E Z Kleen washable aluminum furnace filters from Doerre Hardware La Crosse Wisconsin. Claims long life and money savings. Include store address 302 Pearl St La Crosse WI.
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First Woman Civil Service Appointee Dies at 100
Mrs. Brice J. Moses, age 100, the first woman appointed to a federal Civil Service post, died Sunday at her home in New York. She began a $900 yearly clerkship on Sept 5 1883 in the Bank Redemption Agency Treasury Department, the second Civil Service appointment after a man seven days earlier. She left the job in 1888 upon marriage.
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World Briefs Roundup From Middle East to Tokyo
Reports from Aqaba indicate two British LSTs loading heavy equipment as Britain plans to withdraw 5 000 troops from Jordan by November 10. Secretary Anderson travels from New Delhi after IMF World Bank meetings en route to Japan. Italian city buses halt in a 24 hour wage strike with four injuries. McElroy visits Saigon for talks on a world tour. An explosion strikes a Strabane employment agency near the Northern Ireland border. Tokyo District Court convicts two Americans of customs violations in a suspended sentence for shipping textiles to Korea via a U S Army post office.
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First Bank Stock Declares Quarterly and Extra Dividend
Directors of First Bank Stock Corp. announce a quarterly dividend of 424 cents per share and an extra 10 cents, payable December 8 1958 to holders of record November 14 1958. Total 1958 dividends rise to 1.75 per share from 1.70 in 1957.
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San Diego Museum Staff Names Spotted in Lineup
Natural History Museum staff over 45 years included Miss Peacock Miss Woodcock Mr Quail and Mr Gander. Only Mr Gander survives.
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Skenandore Cleared By Governor
Governor Vernon W. Thomson cleared Brown County Sheriff Artley Skenandore of misconduct charges filed by County Supervisor Francis Leanna and Mary Ann Sanderson. He cited findings by retired Circuit Judge Herman W. Sachtjen that no credible bribe evidence existed and noted actions against prostitution at the Clipper Inn leading to its 1958 closure.
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Truman Preaches Caution In Landslide Talk
Democrats scale back expectations two weeks before the election as former President Truman warns against overconfidence. Senate leaders like Lyndon Johnson express guarded optimism while fundraising efforts intensify led by Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt for four key Senate hopefuls.
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Governor Keeps Date After Plane Mishap
Arizona Governor Ernest McFarland and wife escaped an emergency landing after a light plane ran out of fuel while en route from Phoenix to Tucson. The governor presided at dedication ceremonies for a new National Guard building after the landing, with no injuries reported.
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Wisconsin Livestock Marketings Dip From 1957 Levels
Wisconsin marketings are about 5 percent below last year according to the Wisconsin Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Cattle slaughter is down 3 percent, hogs 6 percent lower, calf slaughter 17 percent lower, while sheep and lamb slaughter climbs 45 percent.
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Dress Sales Mix in Alaska Prefers Chemise Sack Styles
In Alaska, 65 percent of spring and summer dress sales feature chemise sack designs. Tribune Classified Ads invite readers to sell unused furniture and appliances to raise cash, with a phone line 2-8040 to place ads.
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Detroit Reports Three New Polio Cases
Detroit reports three new polio cases over the weekend, raising the year total to 595 with 19 deaths. The AP dispatch notes ongoing efforts to monitor polio activity in the city.
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