Phipps v. Boise Street Car Co.

The Third Extraordinary Session of the Legislature (Sess. Laws 1935, chap. 12, printed in Sess. Laws 1937, p. 20) enacted an “Unemployment Compensation Law” for the purpose of securing for this state the maximum benefits of the Act of Congress, approved August 14, 1935, known as the “Social Security Act.” February 5, 1939, and for approximately two years prior thereto, appellant was employed by respondent Boise Street Car Company, and in “covered employment” after the effective date of the unemployment compensation statute. February 6, 1939, he was discharged for alleged misconduct. February…