Social Security Board Recommends Expansion Program
The Social Security Board urges Congress to expand old age and survivors insurance to all workers including agricultural and domestic staff public employees and self employed persons. The tenth manual report notes added coverage would strengthen welfare and notes credits for armed forces service for the fifth year running.
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Social Security Board
Congress
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Use Dog Whan
Agricul
Tural
Scott
Dothan
Sten
Recommendations from Social Security Board on old age and survivors insurance
The board's annual report notes only about three-fifths of weekly 104 workers are covered, with 23 million civilians and 11–12 million servicemen excluded. It urges lower qualifying ages for women to 60, removal of school-attendance rules for 16 and 17 year olds, and higher earnings limits with lighter penalties for reporting gaps. It also calls for a three-way financing plan among employers, employees, and government, plus extended disability provisions and new insurance measures to improve national health and compensate lost wages.
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Scott
Social Security Board
Peter's Ointment Relieves Piles Quickly for 35 Cents
An old advertisement notes over a million dollars yearly spent on pile remedies. It promotes Peter son’s Ointment as soothing and cooling with an applicator tube. It claims prompt relief from itching and offers a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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Davis Sees Addition Of Several New Crops To Quotas
Auburn AP State Extension Director P O Davis predicts extending the marketing quota system by 1547 to several crops not now included He says greater use of agricultural products at home and abroad is needed to absorb what U S farmers can produce this year He urges cover crops off seasons balanced cropping with livestock home improvements and efficient use of power and equipment He cautions farmers to watch prices noting postwar dips have caused privation.
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Auburn
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P. O. Davis
Davis
The
Extension Service
United States
Two Garments Better Than One For Winter Warmth
Two light garments prove superior to a single heavy layer by trapping a pocket of air for insulation. The method provides effective body protection against cold with improved warmth and comfort.
Provisions on disability benefits and medical care insurance
The text outlines provisions for cash benefits to insured workers and dependents during temporary disability under six months and extended disability of six months or more. It also describes insurance for medical care costs, including payments to physicians and hospitals, with plans for decentralization of administration and potential use of State administration.
Gadsden Grocer Tests Price Curb Law Unconstitutional
Federal Judge Clarence Mullins allows a Gadsden grocer’s attorney to file a written brief challenging the emergency price control act as unconstitutional. The brief argues the act became an illegal instrument with the cessation of controls.
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Birmingham
Clarence Mullins
Gadsden Grocer
Judge defers ruling in price act injunction case
In a heated session Judge Mullins overruled a key objection but allowed a written motion with further points of law. E C Meeks was barred from meat sales above OPA ceilings while discussions of the price act's constitutionality continued. Decision postponed to February 15 amid arguments over alleged violations. Room to share a Queen Mary cabin is large enough to hold an ocean liner and crew.
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Columbus
Man Freed From Ten Year Brick Stomach Pain
A man reports living ten years with a lump of undigested food in his stomach. After using INNER-AID, the sensation vanished in one day, bowels regularize, gas and headaches end, and he feels renewed. The product contains twelve herbs claiming to cleanse bowels and aid liver and kidneys. Available at all drug stores in Dothan.
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Dothan
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