Job Insurance Costs and Coverage Gaps Across States
A U.S. plan would pay unemployed workers up to $25 a week for 26 weeks if they have dependents, with the federal government covering the full cost. Current coverage varies by state, leaving about 13.2 million people without unemployment pay, including federal, farm, and nonprofit workers. States fund benefits by payroll taxes on employers, and weekly amounts range from $2 to $20 with maximum durations often at 16 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Truman
Uncle Sam
Truman
John Jones
Jones
Orangeville Woman's Club names committees and hosts events
The new president Mrs. Co. B. Bridge outlines department chairmen for program music calendar membership social and other groups. The Jolly Juniors 4-H discuss dressmaking while the Silver Spoon club held a farewell for Mariene and Norma Kottman. Local families visit and return from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville Woman's Club
Co. B. Bridge
Ramona Hunt
Verl Barmore
Loreen Lubbers
R. C. Priewe
Lyle Rinehart
Glen Bolender
R. W. Moore
Roy Hefty
O. Priewe
G. B. Goodhart
William Haupt
Roy Wagner
J. Kramer
Irving Eliott
Percy Harless
Earl Dittmar
Charles E. Hall, Jr
Ray Geller
Otto Folgate
Adam Zweifel
Irving Elliott
Delbert Stabenow
Clifford Dietmeier
Ralph
HL. Dinge Fer
Improvement
C. W. Burington
J. M. Bostian
Victor Folgate
Robert Ritzman
Flower and Gift
Roy Ruff
Vera Heck
C. W. Frautschy
Ralph Keister
F. J. Kissinger
I. O. Shaffer
Civil Service
Thomas Bowen
Stanley Hulbert
Ellen Goodhart
Ralph Frautschy
Elmer Priewe
Orland Priewe
R.L. Dinges
Vera Beck
Vera Barmore
James Rote
Jolly Juniors
Silver Spoon Club
Sue Moore
Mariene
Norma Kottman
Carol Jean Frautschy
Patsy Clarno
June Holloway
Audrey Ruff
Barbara Sowards
Donna
Joan Cole
Marie Hemphill
Nancy Ritzman
Robert Lincoln
Freeport
Oscar Matter
J. R. Bolender
Atlanta
Clara Bolender
J. E. Bostian
Paulie
Arlington Heights
Leslie Christianson
Classified Ads Offer Quick Solutions in Local Markets
Small ads promise fast fixes for everyday needs. Buyers and sellers connect directly through brief notices, trading goods, services, or rentals with minimal fuss and clear terms.
Monroe Homemakers Luncheon and Local Social Notes
Browntown Miss E Leah Tomlinson and Cor Mrs Crago attended a Homemakers luncheon at the Monroe hotel Tuesday. Firemen gathered at Mineral Point for a convention with Crago Edward Good and B E Maddrell present. Geral Swiggum and a family visited Frank Stark on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Crago
Monroe Hotel
Co. L. Crago
Edward Good
B. E. Maddrell
Mineral Point
Geral Swiggum
Frank Stark
Methodist Church
Jeanette ‘Weittenhiller
Lyle Rodger
Monroe
Charles A. Briggs
Albert E. Wittenhiller
Karen Lewis
Katheryn
Susan Schmerse
E. O. Baker
4H Activities Highlight Prairie du Chien Camping Visit
County agent presents "Under the 4H Flag" photos as Marlene Flannery plans a four day Green County 4H camping trip at Prairie du Chien with members. Mabel Probst leads 4H. Charles Larson family receives news from nephew Lyle Peterson in Milwaukee after German prison. He is in fair health, weight down 35 pounds, and will visit. Clarence Evenson and William Gerbitz built a Tom Linson farm fence. Tom Jr and Roger Binger visited the Tomlinson home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Flannery
Prairie du Chien
Green County
Mabel Probst
Charles Larson
Lyle Peterson
Milwaukee
Clarence Evenson
William Gerbitz
Tomlinson
Warn Farmers on Lush War Profits
Kansas City reports warnings from I W Duggan head of the Farm Credit Administration. He cautions that soaring farm land prices risk foreclosures similar to 1918 and warns of a coming national disaster if land values remain inflated. He cites a 53 percent rise since 1935 39 and notes doubling prices in Kentucky and South Carolina. He urges paying off mortgages using war bonds and avoiding land speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
I. W. Duggan
Farm Credit Administration
United States
Kentucky
South Carolina
Pacific
Duggan
FCA
Evangelical Youth Missionary meeting in Juda at Matzke home
The Evangelical Youth Missionary society will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Matzke in Juda. Wendell Matzke Wesley Retzlaff and James Oswald traveled to Milwaukee on Tuesday. Seaman 1/c Robert Huggler has returned from Iwo Jima and Okinawa campaigns for a 30 day furlough. He sailed May 18, 1944 and came back May 20, 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Youth Missionary Society
Elmer Matzke
Wendell Matzke
Wesley Retzlaff
James Oswald
Milwaukee
Charles Frey
Ralph Frey
Robert Huggler
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Seaman Huggler
U. S
Casper Schindler
Albert
William Chambers
Arthur Hartwig
Leo Culles
Shirley
Frank Culles
Jack
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visitors and Events
Dulles Wayne Van derbilt family and Jordan and Andrews households attended a county home makers luncheon at Monroe hotel. Evangelical Bible school to open June 4. Adrian Larson family from Janesville visited Esther Larson. Siedschlags from Cape May hosted by Frank Siedschlag. DeWitt Backus Fergus Falls and Arthur Carter visiting Lyle Rhinehart. Keen family from Dororthy attended Arthur Jr graduation in Naperville. Herbert Matzke and Lt Floyd Kolander back from Greenland visited Rockford. Grenzow couple touring Evansville and Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Siedschlag
DeWitt Backus
Fergus Falls
Minn
William Chambers
Arthur Carter
Lyle Rhinehart
Orangeville
A. S. Keen
Dorothy
Robert
Naperville
Arthur, Jr
Herbert Matzke
Floyd Kolander
Greenland
Rockford
Harrison Grenzow
Evansville
Madison
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Glen E. Bolender
Cor
Deerfield
Mr. Christianson
Oak Avenue
Paul Bolender
S. 1
Chicago
Seaman Bolender
Navy Pier
Radio School
Delmar Babler
Plano
Ill
Clair Shippy
Will Babler
Leo
Jean Shippy
Jean Folgate
Roswell Babler
Florida
Marvin Kottman
Susan
Merrill Mays
Darlene
Mrs. Kottman
Czechoslovakia
Ferdinand Schorner
Rainbow Division
Tyrolean Alps
First Army
Howard A. Larson
St. Paul
Kenneth M. Thompson
Marshalltown
Iowa
Browntown
E. Leah Tomlinson
National
Pillsbury's
National Maid Pan
Stokely's
Breakfast of Champions
Wheaties
Tan
Kellogg’s Pep
Kellogg's
Fort Dearborn
Ven
Vis
Cort Uvr Mac
Georgia
Appies
California
Sunkist
Ewe Cvt Es
Durfee Bros
Rhea C. Myers
Mer
18Th Ave
6Th Street
Crandall Oil Company
Wisconsin
F. N. Miller
William Siedschlag
Foley
Cape May
N. J
Rinso
Valencia
Texas
Devil’s Food Mix
Bologna
Kroger’s Clock
Kroger
van Camp
Kroger’s Country ‘Club
Fish Department
LUX
Cheese
Goldenrich
Country Club Sodal
Baby Foods
Tiny
Walleye
Kroger's Clock
Panamas
Lyme
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