Accounts Posted For d Age Pension Claims
SENSBORO February 3 Post wage accounts under the insurance program of the Security Act is now under W L O'Brien Jr Greensboro Field of the Social Security Board today. Already wage reports for workers are being entered on wage sheets and it is expected by the end of February posting will cover work for every State. This is the second step in the program providing pay ment of old age insurance benefits to men and women in industry and commerce when they reach age 65 and retire from work. The first was recording of personal information from more than 37 000 000 applications for Social Security account cards. The setting up of Social Security accounts for workers from these applications is virtually complete. The posting of wages could not be undertaken until the Board had received wage reports from the Treasury. The first reports covering the first half of 1937 were submitted to the Bureau of Internal Revenue about July 31, 1937 and received by the Board from the Treasury during the final months of 1937. The second showing wages paid through December 21 1937 should be in the hands of internal revenue collectors on or before January 31 this year but will not be available for posting for several weeks. Beginning January 1 1938 wage reports by employers will be made quarterly instead of semi annually. The speed of posting will depend on the flow of wage information furnished by employers as certified to the Social Security Board by the Treasury. By the end of June the
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Unclear Phrase Relates to Death Identity
Fragment suggests a dispute over a body’s identity, noting a recent hair cut and claiming the dead man’s hair had not been cut recently, implying a possible misidentification or confrontation surrounding a death.
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Stocks Fall as High Grade Shares Decline Sharply
New York stock market opened with high grade stocks dropping and values slipping 1 to 5 points while late trades showed some recovery. American Telephone weakness weighed on sentiment as bids and offers widened causing a 12 minute delay at the open.
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Chicago Produce Prices Move in Mixed Butter and Egg Tones
Chicago market notes show butter at 614000 pounds with weak creamery specials around 93 score and 32 to 33 percent. Extra firsts 32 percent, firsts 30 to 31 percent, seconds 28 to 29 percent, standards 32 percent. Eggs listed at 12 709 weak, graded extra firsts local 17, firsts local 16, cars 17.
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Baptists Plan Expansion and Talks At Conference
The Baptist meeting outlined expansion plans with sessions on debt status and a full slate of Sunday school topics. Dr. Dillard delivered the afternoon address as delegates met in eleven conferences across Sunday school classes. Speakers included Andrew Allen and J. N. Barnette on Sunday school growth and evangelism.
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Madden lauds NLRB in answer to Burke
Madden defends the NLRB before a committee, praising the board’s staff work and its lawful actions in East Lumberton and Johnstown. He accuses critics of mischaracterizing subpoenas and press coverage while outlining the board’s justification in cases involving Daily Press and Mill and Factory.
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Wagner Defends Antilynch Bill Amid Budget Talks
In a briefing with budget Director Daniel Bell, Secretary Morgenthau defended the ant i lynching bill while noting the need for possible deficiency funds to aid needy farmers as the Farm Security Administration faces about 12 million dollars available until June 30. Legislators forge a compromise farm bill governing wheat, corn, cotton, rice and tobacco, aiming for swift Senate and House action. The conferees also backed a provision to accelerate payments from the 180 million dollar 1957 cotton crop program for compliant growers.
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