National Eminence Lecture Series at Wilson High
The Celebrity Lecture Series at Wilson High Auditorium opens with Orson Welles speaking on Our Foreign Policy on November 15, followed by William Shirer discussing democracy in Europe on November 22. Two political scientists, Dr T J Anderson and Dr Wilbert Hindman, speak December 8 on international issues. Charles Laughton performs January 17. Ethel Alpenfels speaks January 24 on Race Against Time. Bennett Cerf discusses Literature Today and Tomorrow January 31. Robert Allen speaks February 14 on Which Way America. Emily Kimbrough speaks February 28 on Literature on the Lighter Side. The series concludes March 14 with more controversial issues. shared honors go to Dr Bernard Hyink and Dr Earl Bolton.
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Social Security Coverage Expands to Five New Groups
Washington Sept. 2. Congress expands social security to about 10 million more workers starting Jan. 2, 1951. The five new groups include American firms abroad workers, industrial homeworkers, transit system employees, federal workers not in pension plans, and workers in wholly owned government corporations. The changes add coverage for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands as well as other miscellaneous categories.
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Bureau Preparing for Capital Bombing Contingency
Dr Edward A Condon director of the Bureau of Standards describes plans to duplicate the Washington setup at the Norco Facility a former Navy hospital to maintain bureau programs if an enemy attack disrupts the capital. He said with congressional funds the laboratory employing scientists and other workers could be ready by year end.
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