Ohio jobless survey shows varied reemployment rates
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports results from a 1960 survey of Ohioans whose benefits exhausted in the first 11 months. About 61 percent remained unemployed, 20 percent found full time work, 8 percent part time, and 10 percent no longer seeking work. Professionals and skilled workers showed higher reemployment, while those from construction and manufacturing faced the strongest ongoing unemployment. Nearly three out of four respondents had no outside aid since benefits ended, with dependents improving reemployment rates.
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Columbus, Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Today
Donald B. Leach
Bureau
Dixie Cream Donuts At 215 Charles St Special PTA Rates
Ai womss ponuts Ai womss ponuts at 215 Charles St. 26 varieties of nationally advertised donuts. Dixie Cream Donuts fresh daily are the best, the very best donuts your family ever enjoyed. So light, so right, so golden good and tender fresh. Special rates for PTAs, church groups, clubs, restaurants, commissaries.
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New Ohio Unemployment Claims Jump Week of Feb 25
Columbus AP reports 26,621 new claims filed in the week ending Feb 25, a drop from 3,947 to 26,621. Continuing claims rose to 232,037, with an estimate that about 530,000 people have exhausted benefits and remain unemployed.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Bureau of
Crossword puzzle clues and solution note
A short crossword puzzle page item lists clues for numbers 14 to 51 with hints like in favor of 15 sign of omission, ridicules, ward off, and 2.ma ri ara ii. It notes the answer to yesterday's puzzle and that the average solution time is 22 minutes. The item credits 1961 King Features Synd., Inc. and includes a stray entry 51. rodent Ps 3.
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Mariner
King Features Synd., Inc
Silenced RB47 Pilots To Meet Press Friday
The Defense Department lifted a prior silence and announced two RB47 pilots Freeman Olmstead and John McKone, held seven months after their plane was shot down, will hold a news conference at Forbes Air Force Base in Topeka Kansas Friday afternoon. They returned to the United States a month ago and had been unavailable to newsmen since. President Kennedy had said they would speak after vacations.
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Defense Department
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Topeka
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John R. McKone
Forbes Air Force Base
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