CAULEY IX JUNEAU
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James Cauley, fiscal officer with j
the Employment Security Commis
sion, lias moved into the Gastineau
Hotel.
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OLD STYLE
SOUR MASH
KENTUCKY
STRAIGHT
BOURBON
WHISKEY
BONDED
100 PROOF
nnm-wiuia Dcmuar, ihc, io«isviiie( Ky.
Distributed throughout Alaska
by ODOM COMPANY
INCREASE FOR
UNEMPLOYMENT
COMPENSATION
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He said the average in 1946 was
about $63.
System Is Lauded
Asked if he thought the increased
payments would endanger Alaska’s
unemployment compensation fund,
McLaughlin said: “I don't believe
so."
Ke lauded the system as a valu
able economic stabilize! when a re
cession threatens, said the last half
of 1949 and first half of 1950 was
a period of heavy drain when em
ployment dropped and ‘‘if things go
as they are, vve don’t expect such
a heavy year as 1950 in some time."
The officials said the fund had
$3,C34,C03 at the end of 1950; that
12 and a fraction weeks is the av
erage unemployment period: that
many who apply never draw bene
fits.
There were no opposition wit
nesses at the hearing.
Labor representatives who ap
peared in behalf of the bills were
Cleda Mae Cammock, Kenneth
Bowman and Irvin Hill of Juneau
and Luman Beckett of Fairbanks.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clark Oddson of
Sitka are guests at the Earanof
Hotel.
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