Railroad sick benefit program starts July 1
About 35 000 railroad workers in West Virginia will begin receiving sickness benefits under a government plan funded by railroad company taxes. Eligible employees must earn at least 150 in 1946 and miss seven days in a fourteen day period. Benefits range from 1.75 to 5 per day for up to 26 weeks, with annual maximums from 227.50 to 650.00.
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Oldest Marshall instructor retires after 38 years
Miss Anna Laura DeNoon, longtime head of the Marshall College mathematics department, retires after 38 years of service. She will be guest of honor at a faculty dinner as the 110th commencement program unfolds. The State Board of Education is expected to act on her resignation.
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