Questions and Answers on Social Security in Denton Journal
The Denton Journal presents a weekly Q and A on Social Security with answers vetted by the Social Security Board. Questions cover railroad retirement, job eligibility, one day per week work, unemployment tax, corporate status, partnerships, and the three qualification tests for old age benefits.
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Denton Journal
Harry T. Moore
Social Security Board
Salisbury
Maryland
Denton
Bureau of Federal Old-Age Benefits
Federal Government
Bureau
Civil Service Registers
Social Security
Collector of Internal Revenue
Birth certificates used to verify identity in Maryland
Dr. Robert H. Riley notes 700 to 800 monthly inquiries to the Maryland Bureau of Vital Statistics. From April to June this year 2,435 inquiries were handled and 135 certified copies issued. Most inquiries concern citizenship identity or age for insurance, marriages, or work papers. welfare boards also request data for aid under Social Security. Some births occurred in other states or were unregistered. efforts were made to obtain missing information.
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Robert H. Riley
Maryland State Department of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics
A. W. Hedrich
Hedrich
Maryland
Nlpwspa Peraalhive
Court records fee policy clarified by official
Officials state that no charge is applied for a general statement to applicants. A fee is charged for a certified copy of the complete record required for court use, except when the request comes from a governmental agency.
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Hedrich
Swing Old Stuff in Ozarks Sings Bob Burns at Dentonia
Local Gazette notes Bob Burns a leading hillbilly star promoting his Ozark humor in Mountain Music with shows on Friday and Saturday August 13-14 at the Dentonia Theatre. Also listed are The Emperor's Candlesticks with Powell and Rainer August 16-17 and The Last Train From Madrid opening August 18. The Singing Marine screens August 19-21 with Dick Powell.
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America
Bob Burns
Ozarks
Dentonia Theatre
Arkansas
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
William Powell
Louise Rainer
Baroness Orezy
Marie Antoinette
Spain
Paramount Pictures
Madrid
Marine
Dentonia
Dick Powell
Warner Bros
San Diego
New York
Major Bowes
Streamlined cattle thieves headline Ridgely program
Buck Jones notes rustling has shifted to truck-rustling with meat hauled to cities. The Ridgely Theatre shows Left Handed Law Friday and Saturday August 1811 along with Anthony Martin in Sing and Be Happy on August 16 17 and Janet Gaynor in Small Town Girl on August 18 19.
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Buck Jones
Universal
Ridgely Theatre
Jones
Anthony Martin
Twentieth Century-Fox
Leah Ray
Joan Davis
Helen Westeley
Allan Lane
Dixie Dunbar
Janet Gaynor
Robert Taylor
Unclear fragment hints at gendered hero worship and money
Incomplete OCR text suggests a discussion of a masculine hero worshiping money and its effect on Dick, with wording indicating focus on gender and finances. No clear event, names, or place.
A Fable for Runners Wit kings and runners seek a counselor
A wise king tests his people by sending his best runners through the streets in plain clothes. They return weary and the king asks if anyone joined the run. The tale suggests challenge and observation over vanity.
The King and the Fearful Runaway Race
A moral tale tells of a king asking about inviting people to run. Runners say they run for sport but the king redirects to run for fear. Most join, chasing speed others fear, except one man who asks what they are running from. They confess they run from the same thing all others flee, yet cannot say where they go.
On Horsey, Clerk True Copy Test
A historical notice identifies T. Clayton Horsey as Clerk in a true copy test. The fragment preserves names and official role, signaling a clerical or archival context within a local government or court setting.
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T.en ON Horsey
T. Clayton Horsey
King seeks wisest man and robes in tale from old court
A king orders the wisest man of the realm to travel with the second finest robe and a royal bodyguard while awaiting the king's signal. The tale underscores caution and leadership, set against a backdrop of a newspaper headline about Navy funding in 1997.
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New York
Circuit Court Equity Order Ratifies Auditor Report in Caroline
In Caroline county circuit court in equity No 3409 Chy an order dated August 12 1937 directs ratification of the auditor's report unless good cause is shown within three weeks from August 15 1937. A copy of the order must be published in a Caroline county newspaper once weekly for two consecutive weeks before August 23 1937. Clerk Tr Clayton Horsey signs.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
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Laura L. Maloney
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Paul Shultze
Denton-Greensboro
Greensboro
Calvin Harrington
Perry
Clayton Horsey
L. M. Royer
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Odin Beautyrange
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