Boger Explains 1946 Social Security Amendments
Allen T. Boger explains key changes to the 1946 Social Security Act at a Baltimore meeting. The amendments authorize monthly survivors benefits for veterans’ dependents, retroactive to the veteran’s death, with eligibility even if the veteran had no covered employment.
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Allen T. Boger
Social Security Administration
Baltimore
Social Security Managers
Veterans’ Administration
National Service Life
Fed
Indict Women In Murder Case
Polk county grand jury indicted Rosa Galloway McFalls and Bertha Mason in connection with the shotgun death of Charles Williams MecFalls in Lynn. They will be tried at the next term of superior court. Solicitor C Ridings announced.
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Tryon
Polk County Grand Jury
Lynn
Rosa Galloway McFalls
Bertha Mason
Superior Court
Charles Williams
C. ©. Ridings
Montana University museum to organize Indian and pioneer relics
Valuable collections of Indian and pioneer relics and documents given by pioneer families will be more systematically administered and utilized under a new program at the museum. President James A. McCain announced the plan.
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Missoula
Mont
INS
Montana University
James A. McCain
New Social Security Benefits For Widows and Children
Roger outlined the new law granting monthly benefits to widows with children and lump-sum payments to certain relatives if no monthly entitlements exist. A widow with one child could get at least 39 dollars monthly until the child is 18. a widow with three children could receive 63 dollars or more. Families should contact the local office in room 201 of the post office building to file claims promptly.
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Roger
Post Office
Ex-Peddler Turned Tenor to Sing Rigoletto Here
Anthony Fiore, once a Brooklyn vegetable peddler, will perform the tenor role in Rigoletto at a matinee on February 13 at the Senior High School auditorium. The event, sponsored by the Altrusa club, also features Carmen that evening with Fiore later joining the New York Civic Opera Co. under Licia Albanese’s mentorship, after which he pursued a concert tour and joined the opera company.
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Anthony
Antonio) Fiore
Altrusa Club
Brooklyn
Lady Luck
Licia Albenese
Fiore
New York Civic Opera Co
Albanese
William Reutemann
Peace College to Host Christian Campus Mission Week
Peace College and the Peace Student Christian Association announce a three day campus mission conference the week of February 10. Speakers include Mary Baldwin College acting president Mrs. Thomas H. Grafton First Presbyterian Wilmington Rev. William D. Crowe Jr. Rev. Paul T. Jones Hag Point and Rev. Joseph M. Garrison Greensboro co ordinator of the Campus Mission team. The program focuses on practical religion in home marriage classroom and business life.
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Raleigh
Peace College
Peace Student Christian Association
William C. Pressly
Thomas H. Grafton
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Virginia
William D. Crowe, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Wilmington
N. C
Paul T. Jones
Hag
Point
Joseph M. Garrison
Church of the Covenant
Greensboro
Garrison
City to Auction Eight Lots Next Monday Morning
The city of High Point will publicly auction eight lots next Monday at 11 o'clock at city hall entrance. Lots 10 and 11 on Johnson street front, Lot 2 on West Green, Lot 65 on Woodrow, and Lots 28 29 30 31 on North Hamilton with various frontages and depths. Starting bids range from 450 to 1200 dollars. In World War II there were 480000 marines with high overseas service among officers and enlisted ranks. 19000 women served.
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High Point
City Hall
Johnson Street
State Street
West Green Street
Clinton Street
Woodrow Avenue
Blain Street
Hamilton Street
Dr Humphreys Heads to Chicago Meeting
Dr Humphreys departed last night for Chicago to join a six member committee appointed by the Methodist church general conference. The panel studies church discipline with one member from six jurisdictions and Bishop Raymond J Wade serves as chair.
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G. Ft. Humphreys
Chicago
Methodist Church
Humphreys
Raymond J. Wade
Indigenous Chief Proclaims BC White Rule End
Vancouver report says Chief William Scow denounces white government in British Columbia. He proclaims the white man's rule finished and declares whites wards of the state with voting rights removed. The protest centers on the exclusion of Indians from voting in the province.
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Vancouver
B. C
William Scow
White Man
British Columbia
Gulfstream Park Handicap Set for March 22
Gulfstream Park to open March 5 with a $25,000 Gulfstream Park Handicap on March 22. The race for 3-year-olds and up is run at one mile and a quarter at Hallandale Florida.
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Hallendale
Fla
Church bars tobacco for new ministry members
The Methodist Episcopal church will ordain no one to its ministry who will not agree to abstain from the use of tobacco.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Shepard's
Anthony Fiore
Wagger
Dr. Humpheys
Florida
Femwevs
D. Dressy
Flatties
Oxford
F. Saddle Oxford
Penney
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