At the end of the first quarter of 1947 the claimant had been paid $490.45 in wages for that quarter. This included $34.30 for a vacation period in the second quarter. His total wages for the year were $621.93. If the $34.30, which was actually paid in the first quarter for a period in the second quarter, be deemed "paid" within the statute in the first quarter, claimant is not entitled to benefits. The reason for this is that if the wages paid during the highest quarter...
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