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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1945
Page
13
Albany New York employers will receive total credits for the next fiscal year under the new merit rating enacted in 1943. Credits are based on quarterly and annual payroll stability and the years an employer has been in business, drawn from the unemployment insurance fund.
A historical article outlines an employer classification system with six classes and a point scale for annual and quarterly factors. It explains weights for surplus distribution, showing Class 1 receiving the highest share and Class 6 the lowest, with example payroll allocations and multiplier relationships among the classes.
The surplus is divided among classes with 35 percent to Class 3, 25 to 43 to Class 2, and 243 to Class 3 employers. An individual employer gets a share proportional to their payroll relative to their class total payroll. Benefits extended to 86 weeks, one week wait, and unemployment max increased to 21 weekly dollars. law becomes effective in June with credits for quarterly wage reports starting 30 days prior.
Cambridge guest Paul Harris visits friends. others return from Troy Glens Falls Poultney and West Rupert. Monday Literary Club meets at Mrs Harold McKinney's home. Salem Red Cross confirms John Beattie resigns as treasurer. Josephine Sherman elected to replace him. Dansville reports Sylvester Ott dies after a fall downstairs breaking his neck.
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John Ward, longtime leader of Ireland's Gypsies known as the king of the tinkers, died last week in a county nursing home. Thousands journeyed to Ballinasloe for his funeral as the Gypsy camps mourned and prepared to elect a successor during Galway race week. Ward ruled 15 years, settling disputes and gathering tribute with a firm but fair hand.
Cambridge Central School will be closed on Memorial Day. Miss Jane A. English hosts a Book Club gathering this afternoon. A rummage sale by Baptist Church women is planned in the Day Building on West Main Street Saturday June 2.
Death of Mrs George Downs occurred last February in New York. Services will be held Saturday at 1 30 PM in the Downs mausoleum at Lands Cemetery Cambridge with Rev James G Hunt D D of the First Presbyterian Church Cambridge in charge. About 15 Cambridge Bay Scouts expected to take part in the Mohican Council Spring Camporee at Greenswi ll today and tomorrow. Church services will be amended at Greenwich churches. Mrs Kenneth Randles, PTA president, attended the Adirontesk Division Parent Teacher Association nesting at the Methodist Church in Saratoga Springs Wednesday.
Johnsonville notes Mrs. Margaret Williams of Troy was a guest of Mrs. Celia Imrie. James Agan has returned home after a few days in Northfield Massachusetts. Mags Ethel Abbott returns to Yonkers after days at her home. Cpl. Morris Elwin Castle of the Marine Air Corps in the Mojave Desert is spending five days at home.
Socialist chief Neppi and other leftist leaders sparked a tense scene as Italian authorities arrest and release figures in Milan and Vercelli while Rome aligns with a new government. Reports conflict over military court actions and the timing of a regional speech wave. Strong leaders like Togliatti tour the North to gauge public sentiment for the forthcoming administration.
The Nazi submarine base at St Nazaire in France was left intact and turned over to the French in a deteriorated condition. The enemy garrison neutralized a demolition system of torpedoes along the quay and surrendered on May 11, leaving one U boat in a concrete pen.
A garbled excerpt from a British editorial laments American air power, praising the Eighth Air Force and noting the 1202 2933 controversy on daylight bombing. It references the Ceseblance conference, leaders Churchill and Roosevelt, and implies support for future wartime missions in October.
Chungking dispatch reports that the War Production Board forms soft coal production committees to aid mining firms. The plan aims to raise coal input to 10 008 tons this spring, with positive support anticipated from the committees and companies involved.
Wartime shortages limit Du Pont House Paint supply though nine years of performance history backs its use for protecting property this year. The company urges customers to consult a reliable painting contractor who will use Du Pont House Paint as stock is limited and demand is high.
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