Maryland Farm Front This Week on Brannan Plan Summary
Joseph H Blandford announces Maryland PMA leaders will hear from Secretary Brannan and PMA Administrator Trigg about the Brannan farm plan. Trigg outlines price support reforms including a purchasing power base, extension to perishables, production payments, and links to conservation and orderly marketing. Brannan and Trigg will speak at the May 26 27 meeting in Baltimore to brief Maryland farmers on the program as currently operating.
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Joseph H. Blandford
Maryland
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Brannan
Ralph S. Trigg
Production and Marketing Administration
Washington
Trigg
Thomas D’alesandro
Baltimore
Blandford
Planning for Old Age and Social Security Insight
Norman P. Foster of the Salisbury SSA offices notes that social security provides only a shield against destitution, urging workers to save and invest for additional protection. He cites that most elderly cannot provide for themselves in later life and stresses early planning for retirement security.
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Norman P. Foster
Salisbury
Social Security Administration
Foresight urged for wage earners’ self-respect
Mr. Foster urged serious consideration of foresight for the future to wage earners of all ages, stressing the importance of self-respect and independence in later life for workers and their families and communities. Subscribe for The Journal today.
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