Amended Social Security Act expands benefits nationwide
Hardin County residents gain broader coverage and higher payments as the amended Social Security Act, signed by President Eisenhower, takes effect January 1 1955. Earl T Johnson notes 9 of 10 families rise in protection with automatic benefit increases for current recipients and added eligibility for self employed workers and farm operators.
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Eisenhower
Hardin County
Earl T. Johnson
Social Security Administration
Johnson
U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Johnzom
Waterloo Social Security Office
Our Democracy and the District of Columbia Meet
A compact note references the phrase Our Democracy and the District of Columbia as part of describing the United States, highlighting Washington DC as the national capital in a terse contextual statement.
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District OF Columbia
Continental
United States
Washington, DG
Maryland
Virginia
Potomac
George Washington
Union
U.S
New Providence Teachers and Officials Move to Deep River
Keith Street leaves New Providence for Deep River to teach typing industrial arts and coach boys athletics. John Bartholow becomes Deep River superintendent. Barbara Yount named home economics instructor there. Changes also touch Quakerdale and area families as staff relocate for new posts and tours. Community school opens with 280 pupils. staff list includes Murray Jones and Hayes among others.
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Keith Street
Deep River
John Bartholow
Barbara Yount
Harold Knudsen
Tyler
Minn
Knudsen
Quakerdale
Glenn McCullough
Muscatine
Knudsens
Maurice Cook
Iowa Farmers
Great Britain
Europe
Frank
Armed Services
Germany
Roy Fisher
Stillwater
Okla
Fisher
Let
Williamsburg
Literature
Wilmer Cook
Harold Reece
Mansville Olson
Edina
Reece
Olson
New Providence Friends Women's Society
New Providence
Stephan Young
Corwin Hadley
Melvin Laughlin
Worthy Spring
Lennie Conrad
Ed Jones
Clarence Beach
Lana Beach
W. D. Murray
Edward Jones
Don Hayes
Roger Horn
Dora Young
School News and Junior Red Cross Highlights 1954
The Eldora Herald Ledger reports teachers and students across grades from kindergarten to sixth, lists bus drivers and lunch costs, notes Home Economics classes for eighth and freshmen, and records club activities and pending elections. It also highlights Junior Red Cross work with millions of members, gift boxes, and global aid in 29 countries.
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Donald Johnston
Gladys White
Rosemary Faris
Vincent Chorne
Ethel Smith
Carrie Anderson
Thelma Murray
Carole Topp
LaVonne Carstens
Ruth Hayes
Esther Youngquist
Lloyd Dooley
Owen Hopkins
Dick Hutchens
Jesse Reece
Robert Cowell
Lloy Dooley
Viola Morris
Harold Williams
Everett ‘Lawler
Everett Seward
Ninteen
Roger Horn
Paul Walters
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Denver
Jess Broer
New Providence
Cath
Paul Lawler
Marianna Rains
Kay Ann Blair
Lome Ec
Red Cross
Greece
Holland
Turkey
Japan
Korea
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Alice Pool
New Providence Community School
Old
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Firestone Bldg
Stephen Reece
Davia Bernard
Kenneth Bogue
Elizabeth Brutovsky
Harris Clampitt
Roger Clemons
Dennis Faris
Marcia Hadley
Steven Hamelan
Harold Kasischke
Dennis Kastnex
David Lawler
Rose Mary
Larry Reece
Randell Sharp
Eldora Herald Ledger
Snedele
Shell Oil Company
Vilmont Furniture
Ward
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Omaha
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