ABCs of the New Social Security Law Explained
Washington dispatch outlines questions on the recently passed Social Security law and details how to obtain benefits. It lists 480 field offices, explains eligibility for older workers and veterans, and enumerates groups that may begin new coverage, including self employed and domestic workers, with wage and employment requirements.
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Washington
NEA
Congress
Social Security
U. S
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
ABC
Polio Suspected in Local Soldier’s Daughter
Little Donne Solster, 24, daughter of Sgt and Mrs William Bolster, rushed to Army and Navy Hospital in Hot Springs last night for polio treatment. Police report it may be a severe case. The Solsters have lived in Hope over a year. Sgt Solster serves with the local organized reserve corps.
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Little Donne Solster
William Bolster
Army and Navy
Hot Springs
Solster
Hope
Sgt Solster
Receive Corps
Three Hurricanes Threaten the Florida Coast
Three hurricanes with winds up to 150 mph affect Florida coastlines. One bypassed tourist cities and eyed Apalachee Bay near Tallahassee, another moved northward after looping from Bermuda, and a Gulf disturbance lashed Key West before steering toward Fort Myers. Navy barge ashore. blimps and planes reposition.
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Miami
Fla
Florida West Coast
Apalachee Bay
Tallahassee
Fort Myers
Sarasota
St. Petersburg
Bermuda
Atlantic
Miami Weather Bureau
Gulf
Key West
Norman Artman
Artman
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Club Women Return From State Meet
Twenty seven Hempstead County home demonstration club women attended the Arkansas Council of Home Demonstration Clubs meeting at Fayetteville and toured north Arkansas from August 28 to September 1, reporting on county work and showcasing training topics. The group visited Albert Pike Museum, Elkhorn Tavern, Eureka Springs, Lake Norfolk and Bull Shoals Dam, with eleven clubs represented and Lorraine Blackwood as agent and Dale Cox driving.
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Home Demonstration Club
Arkansas Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Fayetteville
North Arkansas
Hope
State Council
B. J. Warnken
Blevins
Hempstead County
Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Hempstead
Lonoké County
Lippert S. Bilis
College of Agriculture
England
France
Germany
Switzerland
Albert Pike Museum
Elkhorn Tavern
Old Pea Ridge
Eureka Springs
Lake Norfolk
Norfolk Dam
Bull Shoals Dam
United States
State Capital Building
MacArthur Museum
Little Rock
Sweet Home
Green Luster
Center Point
Hinton
Victory
Melrose
Liberty Hill Peace
Columbus
Hopewell
Lorraine Blackwood
Dale Cox
Ft. Smith
Humor Fails to Shine in Korean War Struggle
United States troops in Korea face a grim campaign with few jokes as early defeats and defensive stands test morale. Fresh British reinforcements lift spirits at the front, and soldiers hope for an end to hardship with renewed offensives.
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United States
Korea
Kotrea
Japan
Battkline
John L. van Deylen
Napoleon
Ohio
Dominic Joseph Cantillo
Roxbury
Mass
Tor
Dr. L. M. Lile Reopens Office on Second Street
Dr. L M Lile has reopened his office downtown on Second Street after a six month absence. He invites friends and former patients to visit him there.
Arkansas to Examine 2905 Men for October Draft
Se lective service will examine 2905 Arkansas men in October to fill the state's October draft quota of 535. Examinations will be given in Little Rock and Texarkana.
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Little Rock
Selective Service
Arkansas
Texarkana
Moses to Touch Off Arkansas Freedom Drive
C Hamilton Moses, president of Arkansas Power and Light, will deliver a radio address at 10 30 p m from Little Rock on 26 state network stations to spur Arkansas participation in the Crusade for Freedom. The nation wide kickoff by General Eisenhower precedes Moses message as Arkansas aims to sign 65000 declarations of freedom.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
C. Hamilton Moses
Moses
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Crusade For Freedom
Arkansas Death Toll Rises With Weekend Crashes
The AP reports eight deaths in Arkansas from a weekend string of crashes and violence. Mrs. Eugene F. Little and Doris Petty die in a West Memphis collision. Nelson Perry is killed crossing near Star City. Weldon Brown is shot in Walnut Ridge. Ira Phillips surrenders on murder charges. A fourth fatality involves a Black poultry worker in Crossett.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
West Memphis
Star City
Eugene F. Little
Russellville
Ark
Doris Petty
Booneville
Miss
Brown
Joe Spades
Crossett
Ford Grants Big Pay Increases To Ford Workers
Ford Motor Co boosted wages for its 126,000 plant workers sealing a five year labor accord. Key terms include an eight cent cost of living increase for 110,000 production workers, a pension rise to 125 dollars monthly, a four cent hourly raise for four years, and 13 cent livings increases for 16,000 skilled workers. The pact, signed after three days of talks on Labor Day, runs to June 1 1953 and is expected to raise annual company outlay by 45 to 30 million dollars.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Atta Inch
Labo
CIO
United Auto Workers
General” Motors
Auto
Remaining GE Workers May Strike
CIO workers near a strike deadline at General Electric as unions split. About 23,000 IUE members struck last week in New York and Massachusetts slowing jet engine production while 25,000 remain at work pending local votes. The IUE seeks a 10 cent raise and full pension contributions with better benefits.
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New York
CIO
General Electric Company
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Massachusetts
GE Conference Board
Bridgeport
Conn
International
IUE
General Electric
LUE
United Electrical, Ravdia and Machina Workers of America
Polio Patient Admitted in Ark Town
Memphis, Sept. 4 UP Mayburn Fletcher five year old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Fletcher of Nettleton Ark was admitted as a polio patient at a local isolation hospital. The report notes his condition and guardians.
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Memphis
Mayburn Fletcher
Nettleton
Ark
Clarence Fletcher
South Korea Guerrillas Attack Ambushed U S Camp
An intelligence unit operation on a South Korean hilltop camp was exposed when guerrillas in South Korean uniforms raided a tent, killing seven Americans and one Korean prisoner. Survivors recounted tense moments as guards were overwhelmed and bodies lay amid discarded gear.
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Weis
Chung
Kyi
Wre Bond
Epi Igan
New, York
City
Chung Gald
Homer. Minm
Foleyave
Los Angeles
Ther
Reda
Ie Ue
Mena School Water Service Restored After Delinquent Bill
Mena schools faced a potential opening delay as water and sewer services were cut due to a delinquent bill of about 91,700. The Mena Waterworks Commission announced restoration of service and planned to resume a full schedule, ending the disruption.
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Mena
Aupraer
Mena Waterworks
Tyyy ‘Na Waterworks Coramongle
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