\x34Historically Yours\x34 by Liz Davis is a blog about American historical trivia--anything American since 1492.
January 28, 1932
Wisconsin first state to enact unemployment insurance
On January 28, 1932, Governor Philip La Follette signed the Grove Bill which made Wisconsin the first state to have a compulsory unemployment insurance.
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