Announce Changes In Ohio Workmen's Compensation Rates
Ohio Industrial Commission announced a 3.4 percent general reduction in employer premium rates under the state Workmen's compensation law, effective July 1. Of 422 classifications, 174 were reduced, 95 increased, 163 unchanged. The commission noted legislative changes will raise benefits about five percent, while last year Ohio paid $12,922,515 in compensation benefits.
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Ohio Industrian Commission
Ohio
Commission
Workmen's compensation fund shows strong growth
The commission reported a total fund of 41,361,927 with a surplus of 3,970,078 and 43,032 employers in the system. Last year receipts rose to 18,221,597 while disbursements reached 18,823,356 as medical costs rebounded after a 20 percent fee schedule cut in 1936.
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Petersen's Ointment for Piles Relief Ad
It is claimed that over a million dollars yearly are spent on remedies for piles yet many sufferers know cooling Petersen's Ointment relieves pain quickly. It stops itching promptly and provides soothing relief. Available in a tube with a hard rubber tip and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Teterson
Petersen
Payments To Report On Benefit I Farmers Of Ohio
Ohio farmers in the 1936 Agricultural Conservation program received 9.107 million dollars in benefit payments up to June 30 with another 878 thousand pending. Administrative costs for the year totaled 670 thousand, lifting Ohio operations to over 10.3 million dollars in total expenditures.
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Ohio
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wages thresholds and rate changes hit multiple industries
Wages under eight dollars tie benefits to full wage while loss of two fingers may equal loss of a hand. Major rate reductions ordered today cover coal mining electrified quar ries planing mills furniture steel works masonry general building and other construction fields. Some classifications show favorable cost trends offsetting higher benefit costs. others like coal mining and auto manufacturing face higher rates. No changes were made for farming clothing show rolling mills iron foundries and several service sectors. Civic halls in Honolulu fetch $1,400 at sheriff sale against $40,000 assessed value.
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