Differences Between Old Age Assistance and Old Age Benefits
A 1940s explainer notes old age assistance provides monthly grants to needy seniors aged 65 and over, administered by state agencies with the federal government contributing up to 15 dollars monthly per person. Old age benefits guarantee retirement income at 65 based on wages, administered federally, not need based, with inquiries directed to national offices.
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New Mexico Department of Public Welfare
Santa Fe
Forty-Niner Pullman Car Names Set For New Train
The Forty-Niner train on the San Francisco to Chicago Overland Route will carry named cars Donner Lake Angels Camp Gold Run James Marshall Captain John Sutter Joaquin Miller Advance and Progress The names recall California history and the poet Joaquin Miller pronounced Walikeen.
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Chicago
Donner Lake
Angels Camp
Gold Run
James Marshall
John Sutter
Joaquin Miller
F. 8. McGinnis
Southern Pacific Company
Coloma
California
Anne
Sierra
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Chicago & North Western Railroads
Rights to Social Security Benefits For Married Women
A young woman who works and later marries does not lose old age benefit rights. If she qualifies, she may receive a monthly income at 65 based on covered work after 1936 and before 65. Qualification requires age 65, at least 2000 dollars earned after 1936, and five years with covered work after 1936. If not qualified or dies before 65, her estate may receive 3 1 4 percent of wages. Further inquiries: Social Security office, Federal Building, New Mexico.
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Ansiwer
Social Security
Capilano Canyon Bridge Thrill Draws Vancouver Tourists
A 410-foot suspension bridge over Capilano Canyon near Vancouver draws many thrill seekers. The region near the city remains largely undeveloped with Indians and fishermen once the only occupants. The Lions overlook Vancouver with Chilliwack nearby, and a map shows Vancouver’s relation to Seattle.
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Capilano Canyon
Vancouver
Tab Columbia
Canada
Unemont
Chilliwack
Pacific
Seattle
Hurry Corn Breeding Work With Florida Winter Crop
Field corn specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture report stepping up breeding by growing an extra crop during winter at Canal Point Florida. Late October plantings flower early January with some varieties stunted by short days while others compare to the Corn Belt. Breeders note two or more seed crops a year can speed breeding, including crossing in Argentina via rapid air transport.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Canal Point
Pla
United States
Americas
Buick Deliveries Surge in May and Hutek Sets Used-Car Record
W F Hulstader reports Buick retail deliveries in the second ten days of May topped the prior month’s period and were 388 percent higher than a year earlier. Hutek dealers set a yearly record for used car sales as domestic retail deliveries of new vehicles rise.
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Buick
W. F. Hulstader
Hutek
Hufstader
Dometic
Buick dealers report strong second 19 days of May sales
Buick dealers retailed 7 702 used cars in the second 19 days of May, up from 7 214 in April and 5 549 in the same period in 1936. A 483 car gain versus the prior month and 2 153 versus 1936. Total used car sales for the first 10 days reached 11 554, a yearly high, with 10 480 the preceding 10 days. Dealer stock was about 31 500 units, a 27 day supply.
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Buick
Hufstader
Ghosts and skulls amid Cloverdale legends near old strongholds
The Cloverdale region near Guadalupe canyon and Skull canyon is linked to legends of Curley Bill and his gang. A skull found in a cracked box with a neck tie sparked talk of headless horsemen and vanished evidence before it disappeared. Local residents recall Mor e recent Lordsburg visitors and a student from State College returning home for vacation.
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Cloverdale
Guadalupe Canyon
Skeleton Canyon
Skull Canyon
Double Adobes
San Luis Pass
Adobes
Curley Bill
Geronimo
Grisley
Visit Highlights of Layman Family and Allen Household
Mrs. Ed Layman and her children from El Paso visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Allen this week. Mr. and Mrs. Green and their son Lewis joined Mrs. Ralph Clark on a trip to her home in Altamogordo, returning Sunday night.
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C. G. Bynum
Boulder
Colorado
R. B. Lundgren
Bynums
Arizona
Ed Layman
el Paso
Mrs. Green
Lewis
Ralph Clark
Altamogordo
Father Heffner of Iona Dies in Business Vigil
Father Heffner of Iona was honored Monday morning in a business vigil held to mark his service to the church and community. Local attendees from Iona and nearby parishes joined clergy in the brief service.
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Father Heffner
Iona
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Lordsburg
G. Sage
J. M. McInnis
New Mexico
Social Security Board
Federal Building
Albuquerque
Hazelton
Prince
George
North America
British Columbia
Prince George
Fraser River
America
Hazelte
Ctoria “Ae
Clinton
Florida
Bob Harwood
Nancy
Hot Springs
Adlerik Fagik Dru 1
Arnolds Dairy
Columbia River
Astoria
Oregon
Domitian
Horace
Animas Ananias
Ben
H. D. Wright
Felix Gauthier
Girdon
Alice Jones
State College
Blatz Brewis
Old Heidelberg
Bs A Wing Co
Newaueel
Los
Denver
Dallas
Arizona Motor Freight Lines
F. BH. Singer
Lunt
Ice Creaj
Biltmore Ca
R. M. Reynolds
Milwaukee
Silver Liquor CO
S. Bullard
Silver City, N. M
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