Funds Sought To Investigate Unemployment Fraud Cases
Federal state unemployment insurance faces fraud concerns with an estimated 176000 workers possibly overpaid up to 75 dollars each and total overpayments reaching 13 to 22 million dollars. Secretary Mitchell seeks Congress to authorize a large nationwide survey costing about 2.5 million dollars to measure scope and prevent future fraud.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Robert C. Goodwin
Bureau of Employement Semrity
Department of Labor
Goodwin
U. S
Secretary of Labor
James FP. Mitchell
Congress
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Joe Blow
Rosie A. Riveter
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Get Set Now To Turn Trim Leg To Summer
Alicia Hart advises women to groom and condition legs for summer wear. Daily exercises can streamline thighs and calves within months, while thorough cleaning and exfoliation prevent rough patches and stubble. Remove hair every four to five days during baths with a sudsy razor.
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Alicia Hartner
Washington Gas Light seeks refunds to customers
The Washington Gas Light Co asks public service commissions in Maryland and the District of Columbia for permission to refund 733.97 dollars received from its supplier Atlantic Seaboard. DC customers would get 474149 dollars, Marylanders 259822 dollars as monthly credits starting July in DC and August in Maryland.Refunds equal about 1.1 percent for some uses and 36 cents for home heating, continuing until next February. The company also noted potential further wholesale rate cuts that could lower bills across District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia.
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Baltimore
Mary Hand
District of Columbia
Washington Gas Light Co
Public Service Commissions
Atlantic Seaboard Corp
Maryland
Virginia
One Dead One Hurt On Mount McKinley
A four man University of Alaska expedition trekking Mount McKinley April 17 suffered a fatal fall near the 14 000 foot level Elton Thayer was killed and George Argus severely injured after being dragged down the slope by surviving climbers Martin Wood and Leslie Biereck reported the tragedy A rescue plan aimed for a helicopter ascent to the 8 000 to 9 000 foot level followed by a hike to Argus who faced a dwindling five day supply in a shelter
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
University of Alaska
Mt. McKinley Park
George Argus
Elton Thayer
Martin Wood
Leslie Biereck
Wood
Biereck
Thayer
Argus
U.S. Becomes First to Exceed Million Tons Steel in 1953
The United States produced more than a million tons of stainless steel in 1953, marking the first year the milestone was reached.
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United States
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