Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 163, Decatur, Adams County, 12 July 1956 — Page 4

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Jobless Pay Claims Increase In State 6,000 Increase In Claims Last Week Slowdowns In production in

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mvoml plants, vacation layoHi involvinc employees not paid tor the period, and the change in quarter which made some previouily laid oft workers eligible for unemployment insurance brought a 6,000 increase in claims last week, William C. Stalnaker, director of the Indiana employment security division, said that the agency received a total of 46,680 claims last week,

*■ eompared to 40,518 the waak before. He said that, the steal situation had had little effect on claims as yet since workers involved in a labor, dispute are not eligible for unemployment benefits and since few of last week’s layoffs in other industries were caused by a steel shortage. Unemployment claims rose about 1,400 in the Galumet

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area, where there ware approalrnately 4,000 idle employees of con1 struction firms which had contracts i in the steel mills. 1 Stalnaker said, that many form- • er claimants were recsdled to their » job last week and the count of • claim* from people out of work a I week or more decreased in 18 of } the Division'* 30 offices'. All but t three, however, reported increases

I fin claims from newly-unemployedi • persons and the atate-wide figure i rose to 13,160 from .7,796 the week before. Few than ISO auto worker were r laid off last week, according to re--1 port* reaching the division, but ‘ about 4,000 others returned to work f The total of layoffs in the state’s 1 auto supplier industries 1* now *p- * proximately 88,400.

Illinois Man Killed When Struck By Auto JjAFAYEJTTE, Ind. (UP)—Harold Gene Morgan, 36. Wilmington. 111. . was killed early today when struck ’ by a ear on U.S. 63 in Otterbein. ’ The car was driven by Robert Wade Harmon r l9, Otterbein, who was trying to turn into a service station. He swerved 1 to the right

when he saw Morgan but was not able to avoid him. No Progress Toward Ending Bus Strike INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Representatives of drivers and management of Indiana Railroad aud Southeastern Tvallways bus lines

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t H. Pierson Wednesday, but no progress was reported toward settlement of a week-long strike. The strike of about 130 bus drivers of the Street Railway and Motor Coach Employes Union dei- manded eight cents a mile while >- the firm offered to raise the cur1 rent 6% cents to seven cents. s met with federal mediator Arthur