Many Women Fail To Seek Social Security
A district office report notes widows and dependent mothers may start benefits at 62 instead of 85 starting in November 1956. Reduced payments for women workers and wives begin at ages 62 to 65, with 15 years of early benefits. Local office at M. Daniel Baldwin Building in Erie, with Carry outreach twice monthly.
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Wotling
Wuld
Social Security Office
Social Security
M. Daniel Baldwin
Erie
Carry
Death of Key Witness Ends $400,000 Suit
Bradford. Attorney R. T. Mutzbaugh said the death of the principal plaintiff forced a settlement for a nominal sum after a $408,972 damage suit against New York and Pennsylvania Paper Co. Philip Acke of Dubois died Sept 11, four days before a federal court resumed in Erie, leaving plaintiffs without an expert witness to back claims that fine chemical dust ruined roasting at Diamond Casting Co plant. The case was dismissed Oct 1 by Judge Wallace Gourley.
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R. T. Mutzbnuuh
Plainett
New York
Pennsylvania
Philip Acke
Dubois
Johaisonburg
Erie
Mutzbaugh
Wallace Gourley
Acke
Mutebaugh
Push Wage Talks On Transit Strike
Efforts by state and federal mediators to end the Pittsburgh Railways Co strike move forward as Federal Mediator G Harry Young and State Conciliator Joseph Bach confer. No progress indicated. The company seeks 16 cents per hour more in a two year contract while 2,200 operating employees demand 36 cents. They earn $2.14 under the current contract.
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Psburgh
Pittsburgh Railways Co
G. Harry Young
Joseph Bach
Supervision of Paroled Mental Defectives Urged
President Judge Elmey J Evans urged a joint plan to supervise paroled adults from state institutions. PAVE Weneregos and county officials discussed extending county probation authority to supervise those on short probationary leaves, noting past violations and staff needs. No meeting date was set.
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County Institution District
Elmey J. Evans Ta Aiscu
Institution District
Probaion
Grand Central Hit By Power Failure
Grand Central Terminal area suffered a double power failure late yesterday before the evening rush. Plush hotels and office buildings were blacked out along with the terminal, as commuters fumbled for trains by candle and matchlight. The outage traced to two transformers under the Waldorf Astoria and the Graybar Building, which sparked fires amid a sudden load surge.
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York
Grand Central Terminal
Waldorf-Astoria
Graybar
Fairview
Huntingdon
Laureltown
Nichols retires as longtime FBI public relations chief
James Marlow notes Louis B Nichols, a 6 foot husky dedicated public servant, retires after 23 years at the FBI’s Washington office. Nichols, key in records and communications, handled agency publicity through World War II, the Korean War, and Cold War tensions, while never seeking the spotlight. He plans private business work and a fishing cabin retreat near Westminster.
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Louis B Nichols
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Nichols
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FBT
J. Edgar Hoover
Clyde Telson
Hoover
Tolson
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