Changes to Social Security under the New Deal era
The article discusses reforms to the Social Security program begun in the New Deal era. It notes initial flaws but credits improvements after an advisory study and years of experience. Changes liberalize benefits and adjust taxes, with 1940 start for pensioners and dependents, projected to raise program costs by about 1.2 billion dollars, while critics expect further fixes.
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United States
Congress
Butorso
Loyers Ae Employes
Pink-Fleshed Fish Puzzle From Word Grid Clues
A vintage word puzzle fills a newspaper page with horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include fish names, garden vegetables, tools, skills, and actions, forming a themed crossword style grid with terms like shad, shad, shad.
Infant Development Through the First Years Highlights
A Dr. Fishbein article outlines how memory and intelligence emerge in infancy. It traces milestones from six to thirty months, noting sitting, standing, crawling, teething, hand use, and self-control, with signs of nervous system status and potential delays.
Stamp News on Great Circle Airmail Flight Requirements
Post Office announces covers for the first Great Circle trans Atlantic airmail flight leaving New York June 24 and returning from Southampton June 28. Mails to Moncton Botwood Dublin and London. Rates and handling details provided for east and westbound covers with Pan American and New York offices handling cachets and postmarks.
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American Express
Dublin
Ireland
New York
London
Pan American Airways
Philatelic
East 42Nd Street
Botwwood
Moncton
Bothwood
Publin
Rhine-Mathe-Canute Canal Finishing Dates Reported
Frankfurt report states the Rhine-Mathey Canal will be finished in 1945 with Werner Sainte from the Forelum Ministry confirming to the canal company. A Rhine-Nurembers link is said to be completed in 19s1. The article notes early education milestones for children and potential timing for weight judgments as development progresses.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Werner Sainte
Forelum
Prospectors Warned About Them That Hills
San Francisco reports Walter W. Bradley, a state mineralogist, issuing a warning to thousands of prospectors entering the Mother Lode gold country. He notes odds are against hopefuls, with average earnings from placer mining in California under a dollar a day per person, and says productive gravels are largely exhausted. The article adds a historical note that San Francisco’s original name was Yerba Buena.
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San Francisco
Famout Mother Lode
Walter W. Bradley
Sute Mineralogist
Thiis
California
Bible of Tsar Nicholas I Found in London Second-Hand Store
A family Bible said to be that of Jule Czar Nicholas I of Taperiat Russia was found in a London second-hand bookstore. It is leather bound with gold clasps and has been returned to the British and Perelynible Society, which sent it to Cray for Weeks Caranstion in May 1890. A Vulgate Bible from the fifth century, with a somewhat eroded front, was reviewed by a Buckinghamshire church ling.
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London
Nicholas 1
Taperiat
Russia
British and Perelynible Society
Cray
Wks Caranstion
Buckingham, Eng
Buckinghamshire
Joviah
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