Social Security Extends Coverage to Farm Workers
About 500 000 farm workers and farm household employees gain old age survivors insurance under the Social Security Act as of January 1. Arthur J. Altmeyer notes eligibility includes planting harvesting livestock and related farm tasks. family payments and under 21 wages not covered. farm owners remain excluded. employers should consult local IRS collectors for payment timing and recordkeeping.
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Arthur J. Altmeyer
The
Social Security Administration
Altmeyer
Internal Revenue
Disaster Relief Program for Farmers Expands Nationwide
The government says the postwar disaster relief began in 1949 to aid snow bound ranchers and has grown into a 33 million dollar program across 37 states and Puerto Rico. Over 26,000 loans average 41 192 each with no fixed limit. the largest to date is 400 000 to a Mississippi farmer amid widespread crop damage. The end isn’t in sight, officials say, as the program persists despite past losses in other programs.
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Puerto Rico
Farmers Home Administration
Mississippi
Simple Barrel Liquid Draft Method for Farms
A farm technique describes using a short threaded pipe and a lever roll to drain liquids from a large barrel. By elevating one end, piercing the head, and threading the pipe in, the operator can roll the barrel to start flow and then roll back to stop.
Dehydrated Cheese Hits Dutch Market From Gouda Edam
The U S department of agriculture reports Netherlands markets will see cheese in powdered and tablet forms. Made from Gouda and Edam, the dehydrated product reportedly halves cheese volume and can carry different flavors based on the aging of the original cheese.
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Netherlands
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Gouda
Smile Awhile Joke About School Traffic
A light hearted quip features a teacher asking Sonny why he is late to school and Sonny replying that a roadside sign reading School Go Slow makes him delay at the corner, prompting a chuckle at the daily commute.
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Sonny
High Finance Mrs Nuwed Humorously Requests Ten Dollar Loan
Mrs Nuwed teases her husband about a financial swap proposing to lend twenty dollars but keep ten, so they would each owe ten. The playful line reflects lighthearted domestic finance humor.
No Help: Willie Proclaims He Did the Math Alone
A dialogue of a boy Willie asserting to a teacher that he completed a math sum by himself. The teacher questions the claim with gentle skepticism as Willie repeats his stance of doing the work unaided.
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Jimmy Green
Willie
Strength Demands Delay in Revealing Father to Baby
Dialogue reveals Jane and John debating when to tell their baby who his father is. Jane refuses until the child grows stronger, balancing truth with care in a private exchange.
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Jane
John
Why Willie Went to College and Family Motives
The professor questions Willie's college attendance amid varied family justifications. Willie quips that Mother wants him prepared for the Presidency, Uncle Bill wants him to sow wild oats, his sister seeks a marriage partner, and his father aims to bankrupt the family.
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Willie
Bill
Household Tips for Cleaning and Protecting Household Items
A collection of practical care methods for marble cleaning with salsoda and fuller's earth, ivory maintenance with soap water or lemon salt rubs, painting mattress springs, cutting and beveling mirror fragments, starch paste cleaning for plaster statues, and protective moleskin or felt to shield surfaces.
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