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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1959
Page
6
A total of 4.8 per cent of labor force in California were unemployed in June, a record high. Unemployment held at May levels near 204,000, while the workforce rose to 6,087,000 as jobs increased in durable goods manufacturing, lumber, food processing, and seasonal crop and recreation work.
Gov. Edmund G Brown signed a bill to raise unemployment disability benefits for off the job injuries. The measure increases weekly payments from $40 to $55 and extends coverage from 26 to 89 weeks, costing about 64 million dollars annually. The act adds temporary public assistance and supplements for workers, while hospital allowances remain unchanged. In New York, Wallace Harper, 49, a steel industry executive, was found dead, likely by self-inflicted means, at his home on Blackwell Avenue.
Readable text shows garbled health ad urging longevity with scattered phrases about age and novelty. Mentions August, CORQNET, and a seller offering a product or service but results are indecipherable and incomplete.
Readable parts show conductor Len Baer and soloists Cornel Forrest Ray Manelta performing overtures The Meaviltsi and Cavey pieces. Guests include Walter Nevin and Jeromes on cavey style themes. Concert features a car eye suite and selections by Laldsen and Walters.
The notice outlines a simplified process under the State Pension Law. It asks pensioners to bring their identification card and the name of their social worker, promising to contact the worker and complete needed details. Offices are in Wilmington and Totranie with Friday and Saturday evening hours.
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