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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
3
The House passed the social security measure by a large majority, pledging a 50 50 federal contribution to state old age pension plans up to 30 dollars monthly. States may set higher pensions, Michigan’s top is eighty dollars, while federal rules set 65 as the nationwide minimum age by 1940 and require five years residence.
The article outlines a proposed Federal plan for old age pensions urging states to implement their own programs to qualify for aid. It argues the bill shifts most costs onto workers and industry via contributory insurance, risking increased burdens on younger workers and consumers over time.
A Senate bill expanding federal aid to states for old age pensions, dependent children, maternal and child health, and public health services is urged. The speaker cites past federal state collaborations in highways and rehabilitation and seeks prompt Senate action with amendments to boost pension support.
Belgrade reports eleven year old King Peter as the world’s youngest monarch. The article lists former young rulers including Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands and rulers of Morocco Afghanistan and Romania. It notes King Peter’s long working hours and recalls King Alexander’s early morning audiences.
The text notes a long running preference for blond hair in fashion and history. It highlights wigs as proof, with blond wigs fetching higher prices during their heyday while darker wigs used cheaper animal hair.
The passage defines an heir apparent as the true successor who will inherit if he outlives the ruler. It explains an heir presumptive as someone whose claim could be displaced by the birth of a closer relative to the ruler.
Hudson Hight powers through dawn on Muroc Dry Lake to smash 35 stock car records. Buddy Marr leads the team as American Automobile Association and Hudson Motor Car Company reps congratulate the crew after the day and night record run.
Local column records visits and social calls among residents of Vernon Hill and surrounding areas. Multiple families and kin are listed visiting relatives in Flint, Loomis, Midland, and Lansing, with Easter gatherings, hospital updates, and guests from Gene District noted. An item mentions a Rexall 1¢ sale ending Saturday night.
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