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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
6
The article explains the amended Social Security Act signed by the President, outlining who gains coverage, when it starts, and that benefits are insurance not charity. It notes 4.7 million may gain protection in January, with compulsory and exempt groups to be detailed in future pieces.
The article frames social security as a private policy held by the worker through payroll contributions. It portrays the Social Security card as a personal insurance policy and promises federal old age and survivors insurance rights. The piece introduces questions the following articles will address about the new Social Security system.
Hillside Public Library resumed operations with summer rental books and magazines due by September 8. Other items must be returned by October 2. Renewals can be made by phone if not overdue. Library hours are Monday Wednesday and Friday from 2:40 to 5:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
The Berkeley School opens its fall term on September 18 marking its twentieth year since founding in 1931. It provides broad secretarial training for high school graduates and college women in an accessible suburban setting, aiming to prepare them for positions of responsibility.
A New Jersey secretarial school twenty years ago introduced college level academic and technical courses. The secretary’s role has risen in importance, earning, and prestige. Experts say trained secretaries are essential to the American economy as demand and salaries have surged.
Kiwanis Club members will nomi nate Hillside businessmen for screening to grow membership. Plans include a barn dance and two outings for about fifty under privileged children to the Elizabeth Kiwanis Club circus and a Newark Ruppert Stadium race or local ball game. Louis J. Hess chairs efforts and explores a Mayfair Theater benefit.
Harvey the stage comedy by Mary Chase heads a week at William S. Levine’s Montclair Theatre starting Tuesday September 19 with matinees Wednesday Saturday and Sunday. Notable cast includes Frances Woodbury Ethel Britton Frederica Going and Paul Foley who staged the Broadway hit.
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