June 30th Important Date for Disabled Workers
June 30 1962 marks an important date for the disabled as protection against severe disability becomes a feature of Social Security. Fifty million workers now have this protection though those disabled over a year may lose cash benefits if they do not apply before June 3. One in three applicants risk losing some benefits by waiting over 18 months. Advise those disabled more than six months to contact their Social Security office for help securing rights.
Eliminate These Vacation Spoilers By Lucile Higginbotham
Public health column outlines six vacation spoilers and safety tips. Topics include Poison Ivy recognition and avoidance, sunburn and heat exhaustion protection, digestive upset prevention, minor injuries treatment, swimming safety with a buddy and lifeguard, and motion sickness management for children.
Miss Nellie Boyd Urges Varied Food Textures in Meals
Extension nutritionist Miss Nellie Boyd recommends serving different textures in each meal. She cautions that a menu with all soft or all crisp foods is less interesting, advocating a mix of textures to please the palate.
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Nellie Boyd
Weekend Visit Notes From Dawson County Social Roundup
Social column lists visits and travels among residents including Mrs Rister of Ohio visiting sister in Dawsonville, numerous stops in Atlanta Leesburg and Athens, relatives in Murrayville Bryson City and Fairview New Mexico, plus local farewells and a Navy enlistment for Jerry Stowers. Cancer awareness note included.
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Mrs. Rister
Ohio
Mrs
Junior Beck
State Department Seeks Foreign Service Applicants
The Department of State announces a college outreach program to recruit qualified men and women for the Foreign Service. A nationwide written examination is offered for ages 21 to 31 with nine years of U.S. citizenship and a July 23 deadline. Applications and details are available from the Board of Examiners for the Foreign Service in Washington D.C.
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Foreign Service
United States
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Thomas P. Carroll
254000 Workers Linked to Southern Pine Mills Payrolls
The Southern Pine Association reports that lumber mills in the South employ about 254,000 workers on their payrolls.
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The
Southern Pine Association
South
Harmony News Notes Recap Of Weekend Visits
Local couples and families hosted and visited relatives across Harmony on Saturday and Sunday. Guests included Donald and Mary Moss, Clyde Wallace and baby, Ralph Pirkle and daughters, Harold Een and Gaines, Leon Bruce and boys, Grover Fauscett and family, Zate Satterfield and family, Jerry McClure, Henry Pirkle, Willie Robinson, Harold Stowers, Silvie Duncan, Lizzie Wallace, J R Cantrell, Lee Wallace near Gainesville, Rufus Smith, Clayton Wallace, Ellanor, and N E Perry. Motorists enjoyed a Sunday at Vogel State Park.
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Clyde Wallace
Baby
Grover Fauscett
Strength of Southern Pine Enhanced by Pre shrinking
The article discusses how pre shrinking Southern Pine increases its natural strength, enabling engineered designs that exploit the species more efficiently. It notes the model 16 on sheaves and related parts benefit from this process, accelerating production and strength utilization.
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