9 Families Old Age Aid Program Details
August eligibility notes show families receiving old age assistance through the Alabama Welfare Department. Mrs Collins explains monthly aid averages about 430 dollars, calculated by need and resources, with eligibility tied to the Age Assistance Act and federal Social Security Act. Residents must be at least 65, have lived in Alabama a year, not reside in institutions, and not deplete property to qualify.
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Coley Department of
Ar Walfare
Breiok
Wach Collins
Mets
Mra Collins
Department of Sg Welfare
Collins
Cote
Alabama
Paler
Clarifying Old Age Assistance and Insurance Terms
The discussion differentiates old age assistance from old age insurance, noting the former targets needy individuals while the latter is a contributory program run by the Federal Social Security Board. It explains how 1943 legislation, starting October 1, will expand funding and eligibility to raise average grants toward $15, benefiting more families in need, with Houston County Welfare aiding 708 families and totaling $6337 in public expenditures last month.
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Ape
Federal Social Security Board
Collins
Houston County Department of Public Welfare
WFA Allocates Peanuts for Edible Trade
Washington reports the War Food Administration allocated 702000 tons of the new peanut crop for edible uses, aiming to raise output to 1942 levels for candy and bakery products. The order will shift peanut butter production and distribution to meet increased demand, with supplies urged to be distributed nationwide.
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Eax
Dusin
Pete
Induction of 37 45 Men Proposed in Congress
Washington AP reports Representative Snyder urges resuming induction of men aged 37 to 45 for military service. He says most future selectees would not be used for combat, and would prefer inducting nondependent men in that age range rather than risking fathers under 28.
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Washington
Snyder
Dpa
Unian
Appropriations
T War Department
Accidental Deaths Show Slight Gain in 1943 Half
CHICAGO AP Despite higher employment and faster output accidental deaths across 21 states rose only 3 percent in the first half of 1943 versus the prior year. Six months totaled 2,991 deaths. Alabama Arizona Texas Missouri had large rises while New York Oregon saw tiny increases and North Carolina and Indiana posted notable decreases.
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National Safety Council
Alabama
Arizona
Texas
Missouri
New York
Oregon
Innes
North Carolina
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