Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1938 — Page 10
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INDIANA WAGES FIT LAW LIMIT
Only Three Industries Are ‘Under Pay-Hour Standards.
fet DEFENSE IN SLAYING PLANNED
Times Special SOUTH BEND, Nov. 22.—A special defense of insanity with a plea of not guilty will be filed this week in Circuit Court by William Krueger, 61, charged with first degree
murder . in connection with the
slaying of his 92-year-old father-in-
law, Jefferson Werner, Oct. 4, it was announced today. The slaying allegedly occurred in {he Werner home. Kreuger is held in jail without bond.
SCHOOL GROUP LISTS
$4665 EXPENDITURE
Citizens Committee Shows $169 Campaign Balance.
The Citizens School Committee, which sponsored: the election of five School Board members, spent $4665
during the campaign, according to the committee's statement on file today at the County Clerk's office. The statement, romped ay Yred
The Wage-Hour Act will have sre Be ri
“little or no effect on Indiana indus-| try for several years, according to| a survey completed today. The survey, Which: included 25 industries in the State, was conducted by the Indiana State Employment Service and the U. 8. Bureau of Labor Statistics. It was made primarily to gather basic information regarding the employment of women in industry. In a few instances in only three
industries were wages found below ||}
and hours above the standards set by ‘the act’ In all other cases, accarding to officials, “there is a margin that is comfortably above the 25-cent minimum.” The average weekly pay envelope of women factory workers in Indi-|
ana during September contained!
$13.91, according to the third semiannual survey. To earn the $13.91, the average woman worker was paid 39.7 cents an hour and worked 35 hours a week. Comparable averages for men employed in the same industries were: Weekly earnings, $23.71; number of hours worked a week, 40.3; hourly earnings, 58.8 cents. The wage minimums set by the Wage-Hour Act are: First year, 25 30 cents; thereafter, 40 cents. Hours are on a corresponding scale. A maximum | work week of 44 hours is set for the first year, 42 for the second and 40 hours for thereafter. Among the plants included in the | survey were 252 which ‘also reported | for the same period in 1937. In these plants, the decrease in women | workers was at a smaller ratio than| the decrease in male workers. Total employment of 34,875 workers in| September, 1938, compared with |
44,093 employed a year earlier, a de- |B
cline of 20.9 per cent. The decrease in male employees | was 213 per cent and the number | of women employed dropped 19.9! per cent. The industries selected for this | study included stamped and pressed metal products, electrical machinery, foundries, machine shops, radios, phonographs and parts, furniture and glass and pottery. In the nondurable goods group, which includes textiles, foods, tobacco, leather, paper and printing, chemicals and rubber products. reports were available for 152 plants for both this period and the period last year.
ARMY AIR TRAINING
STATION IS SOUGHT §
Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Nov. 22.—The St. §
Joseph County commissioners said today that the War Department, | PWA and the Civil Aeronautics Authority will be consulted soon on . the possibility of making Bendix Field an army air reserve training station. Lieut. Col. L. F. Stone of Selfridge Field, Mt. Clemens, Mich. where the First Pursuit Group of the Army Air Corps is stationed, recently inspected Bendix Field. Indianapolis airports now house
the only two air corps units in In-
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Bates Johnson, cordittee treasurer, listed receipts from contributors at $4835 and a cash balance of $169.
The expense statement listed -dozens|
of individual: to whom money vias paid for “messenger service.” Other campaign expense statements. filed included: Herberi M. Svencer, Superior Court 2 ju.igeelect, $1070; Henry O. Goett, Su-| perior Court 4 judge-elect, $1178; David Lewis, prosecutor-elect, $617; Joseph T. Markey, Superier Court 1 judge-elect, $1508.41; Charles Ettinger, County Clerk-elcc, $588; Smiley Chambers, Probate. judgeelect, $948. George Sadlier, Democrat, elected to the County Council, listed his expenses as “none.”
GUARDS WITHDRAW i
FROM SWIFT PLANT
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Nov. 22 ©, P.).—National Guardsmen who have been guarding. the Swift and Co. packing plant here since Oct. 19 when strikers clashed with police, withdrew today under orders of Governor Nelson: G. Kraschel. The Governor said he believed there was no further need of keeping ‘the troops at the plant. William R. Tice, Woodbury County Sheriff, protested the withdrawal and asked Kraschel to reconsider and leave at least one or two units
stationed at the plant. The troops, numbering 225, already had started to leave when he filed his protest. Martial law had not been declared. The troops had been assigned to duty only at the plant. It has been operating on a partial basis since they assumed charge.
The C. I. O. union called the strike |
early in October.
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