Laws Hit From 2 Sides Workmen's Compensation Debate
Overview of workmen's compensation shows 54 state and federal laws with wide coverage and benefit differences. Many workers lack protection while employers face varying funding and premium impacts. Calls for greater uniformity come as debates on adequacy and liberalism continue.
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United States
Council of State Governments
Forecast of Below Normal Temperatures Across East
The Weather Bureau projects abnormally low average temperatures for the next 30 days from the Atlantic Seaboard to the eastern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Temperatures are expected to run below normal in the southern United States east of Texas, while the Far West and northern central plains see above normal readings. Other regions should stay near normal.
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Workmen's Compensation
Wisconsin
Washington
UPI
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Seaboard
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
United States
Texas
Far West
Central Plains States
Bureau
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Uses Aircraft in Polar Quest
The 1925 MacMillan Arctic Expedition sponsored by the National Geographic Society marked the first extensive use of aircraft in polar exploration.
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National Geographic Society
Nass River Flood Homes Indians Homeless in B C
Floodwaters from the Nass River displaced about 17 homes and left over 100 Indigenous residents homeless around Aiyansh and Greenville in British Columbia. The surge washed out buildings including two schools and the Indian health services station, but no casualties were reported.Evacuations moved residents to higher ground and the village church.
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Aiyansh
Indian Health Services Nursing Station
Greenville
Carrillo Will Opens Probate For Actor Leo Carrillo
Leo Carrillo's will was admitted to probate by Superior Judge Harold W Schweitzer in Los Angeles. His daughter Marie Antoinette Carrillo received the family home in Santa Monica Canyon and at least $1000 monthly income, with the bulk of the $657 747 estate left in trust for her. Carrillo, famed as Pancho in Cisco Kid, died Sept 10 and was part of a historic Southern California Spanish family.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Leo Carrillo
Harold W. Schweitzer
Marie Antoinette Carrillo
Santa Monica Canyon
Carrillo
Pancho
Cisco Kid
Southern
California
Desalting Effort Aims To Beat Water Shortage Crisis
American engineers push seawater and brackish water conversion to avert future shortages. Kennedy signs a $75 million six year program to expand desalination, with Freeport Texas hosting a new plant and San Diego set to receive a million gallons daily.
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Washington
Kennedy
Westinghouse
Kuwait
Middle East
U.S
Freeport
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
San Diego
Calif
Department of the Interior
Point Loma
Wrightsville
N.C
Roswell
N.M
Webster, S.D
Nathaniel Wollman
University of New Mexico
Congress
United States
Magic Carpet Aids Poor Town in Sermoneta
American Gloria Finn launched a rug making project in Sermoneta Italy to revive the village. Fifteen girls aged 14 to 18 designed and produced 25 rugs in five months aiding local prosperity with help from Olivetti and Italian artists.
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Sermoneta
Italy
UPI
Gloria Finn
Washington, D.C
Finn
Rome
Olivetti
Arists
Finn Belives Sermoneta
Aubusson
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