Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1937 — Page 6

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1937 JOBLESS COMPENSATION

LISTS INCREASE.

43,000 More | Employees | Covered Now Than On Jan. 1.

The Competisation Bureau's reports show 8032 employers now have made payments to the unemployment reserve and pool funds for 639,713 employees. On Jan. 1 only 569,005 employees had been listed for future unemployment compensation.

The reserve-pool ‘account of employers has grown, Mr. Jackson said. from $6,728,167.10 on Jan. 1 to $14,626,301.81 today.

65,000 Covered

He estimated that with the money now at hand the State could pay 65,006 unemployed workers an | average of $i5 a week for 15 weeks | or the maximum benefits under the | compensation plan. However, unemployment payments to workers are not effective until April, 1938, and by that time Mr. Jackson estimates the pool-reserve will have reached $25,000,000. Average total of monthly payments of employers into the poolreserve is estimated at $1,200,000. Five-sixths of these payments are placed in the employer reserve accounts while one-sixth goes into the pool account. Employees’ con- | tributions ceased following an | amendment to ‘the ‘act passed hy | the 1937 Legislature.

PRINT OF JEFFERSON | SHOWN IN CAPITAL

By United Press WASHINGTON, Jul? 23. — A | hand-colored print of Thomas Jef- | ferson done by Gen. Thaddeus Kos- | ciiszko in the period of the Ameir- | ican Revolution, had heen exhibited | to President Roosevelt today by Jerzy Potocki, Polish Ambassador | the United Sta¥s. The print belongs to the woth | Government and President Roosevelt had asked to see it because of his interest in Jefferson's life and times. | REPL SE NTENCED TO YEAR By United Pr RICHMOND, Ind, July 93-1 Noyes E. Price, 38, Indianapolis, was | under sentence to a one-year term | in the State Prison today after | pleading guilty to a charge of violating the Indiana narcotic law. | Police said he posed as a state hos- | pital staff member, filling out pre- | script] ion forms for drugs and then | paying for them with fraudulent | checks. |

This picture looks as though it might have been | taken on an Indiana farm. But it actually was taken in a Broad Ripple

+ | families, the resettlement Adminis-

Corn Grows Tall in Broad 1 Ripple Too _— IS

| cenit renter than the total suth due, and in Ohio more than 5 per cent greater, But in drought-stricken Oklahoma and other Western states repayments fell far short of 100 per cent, Figures from RA files at the close

of the fiscal year on June 30 included:

Indiana, loans due $266,663, collections $320,388, or 120.15 per cent; Ohio, due $421,898, collected $444,391 or 105.33 per cent; New York, $269,280, $168,331, 6251 per cent; Pehnsylvania, $120,357, $106,910, 88.383 per cent; Kentucky, $452,309, 548 71.31 per cent; Tennessee, $668, 529, $477,087, 71.36 pér cent; Alabama, $2443501, $1,679,441, 68.73 per cent; Oklahoma $3,029,051, $403,079, 185, $2,913,754, 32.77 per cent; New Mexico, $843,205, $406,579, 48.21 per cent; Colorado $3,225,807, $1,014,192, 3144 per cent, and California, $i - 144 069, $485,190, 42.41 per cent.

IN PAYMENT OF LOANS RA MADE

Indiana Collections 20 Per Cent Greater Than Sum Due.

Times Special WASHINGTON, July 23—Midwestern states are leading in repayment of rehabilitation loans by farm

tration reports. In Indiana, collections ‘were 20 per

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back yard—that of Paul Pratt, photographer with | a shop at 808 E. 63d St, Mrs. Pratt is shown measuring the tallest stalk, which reaches nine feet three |

| bureau was started three years ago, | I B. McCracken, manager, an- | nounced today.

Of the total number, 458 were | hospital cases, either surgical or ob-

BUREAU TREATS 488 IN 6-MONTH PERIOD

Medical and dl Dental Service mdianapolis Medical Society, In- : dianapolis Dental Society and seven Sets New Mark. hospitals. It ‘Was ‘established to serve the income group that does | not need free medical care but can The Indianapolis Medical and not pay large sums for treatment | Dental Bureau, 330 Bankers Trust | at one time. Under the medical | Building, treated 488 patients dur- | service plan, doctor and hospital ing the first six months of 1937, the | bills are consolidated and budgeted largest number of patients attend- | over a period of time suitable to the ed in any Wilh period since the | financial status of the DEVENS.

HARVESTER OUTING SET FOR TOMORROW

International Harvester Co. is to | hold its 16th annual picnic and |

frolic for employees tomorrow at Northern Beach. J. A. Brookbank, farm implement |

sales manager, who inaugurated the |

picnic, is to have charge of arrange- | ments,

At Existing Food Prices,

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BAHATS TO MEET The Indianapolis Bahai Assembly is to hold its regular public meeting tortight at 8 p. m. in the home of Mrs, C. A, Esinhart, 4010 N, Capitol Ave,

ASKS VETERAN'S ESTATE

Times Speeial LOGANSPORT, July 23—Reopening of an‘estate closed 13 years ago was asked here because a War | veteran's widow and heir discovered a war risk insurance policy for $1104 had not been paid. The petition to reopen the estate was filed in behalf of Mrs. Joe Reder, Albuquerque, N. M., widow of Charles Huff, veteran,

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