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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
2
The notice outlines Survivors Benefits for children under 18 or under 19 in school, including adopted and stepchildren. It explains that a parent may apply for their children's benefits when filing for a retired worker's monthly disability or insurance payments and that benefits are payable to eligible children after the worker files a claim.
Benefits are paid monthly in seven counties including Kanawha Clay Boone Fayette Greenbrier Nicholas and Putnam to 2188 beneficiaries and 12 290 statewide for under 18 s and some mothers also receive benefits. Fred A Work Charleston Social Security Office manager said widows of insured workers aged eligible for benefits.
A Charleston Transit Co bus collided with a car driven by Howard Dawson of Dunbar on Bigley Avenue May 28. Three injured occupants seek $45,000 total in circuit and common pleas court actions, including $5,000 for Dawson, $20,000 for a minor daughter Connie as well as a separate $35,000 claim by Adell King. A separate case against Appalachian Power Co. seeks $10,000 for Louis Grady alleging contract violation and pension issues.
State supreme court affirms Webster county judgment allowing records of a guilty plea to be admitted in a civil action. Nona Uit sued John Herald Jr and Harry Tucker for damages after Burl Uc. 44 was struck and killed on the highway. The $8609 judgment was contested as the case proceeded.
Dean Halliday explains how to plant sweet potato slips in June for a late September harvest in temperate zones. Keep slips disease free, set 12 to 35 inches apart on ridges, train vines to prevent rooting, and dig tubers promptly if frost threatens.
In Alaska the Aleutians communities adapted during wartime with whale meat turned into sausage and stored in sacks. War shortages faded but brought money that improved dress and diet, while living conditions remained unchanged. A Quinhaguk teacher notes tea as a favorite drink and recalls curiosity about Roosevelt.
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