Changes in Social Security Law Highlighted in Series
Washington AP reports Congress expanded the Social Security program in four main areas Old age survivors insurance public assistance services for children and unemployment insurance. Key changes include higher pensions for current and future beneficiaries expanded eligibility for widows and orphans and a phased tax increase for workers and employers starting 1951 with further rises through 1970. The article notes effective dates and conditions for fully insured currently insured and disabled recipients.
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Washington
Congress
Husband Finds Relief With All-Bran Routine
A reader testimonial from Thyra Nelson claims her husband improved after six years of pills by switching to All-Bran breakfast. The ad urges daily intake of an ounce of Kellogg's All-Bran with water and offers a money-back promise if not satisfied after ten days.
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Thyra Nelson
Union Wash
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Coor
State Flag Horizons and Odds End in Panhandle State
A crossword style clue set references the Panhandle State known for its flag design and regional nickname. Across items hint at state symbols, Latin letters, and common words such as depart, observe, and contain a mix of letters, numbers, and abbreviations guiding readers through a puzzle of terms.
Puzzle Answer List With Chaldean Clues
Chaldean city, constellations, Low German, optional, curved molding, school term, it produces much coal vertical. Broadest, magazine executive, type size, disamounted, this state, donated supplies much, Hebrew measure, mistreats, state of mind, negative reply, jewel, alleviation, past, young bird of prey, cerium prey symbol, rodents, bone.
AFL Head Calls Labor to Clean Congress This Fall
AFL president William Green urged labor to back a broad political effort to oust pro big business lawmakers and elect allies in the fall. He attacked the Taft Hartley act, demanded the removal of NLRB counsel Robert N. Denham and a shakeup of the five member board, and tied ongoing labor disputes to repealing the law.
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Washington
AFL
William Green
Organized Labor
Congress
Green
International Typographical Union
ITU
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Civilian steel to be reduced
Cleveland AP reports Steel magazine predicts further civilian steel allotment cuts as mill order backlogs rise and military demand grows. Tonnage carryover into the fourth quarter may blank out at least one month's output to handle the overflow. Consumer quotas likely to be small in the final quarter with more cuts possible.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Steel output climbs to near weekly peak as controls temper price rise
Steel firms foresee a possible price rise only if government controls ease. Producers note a tentative forecast of gains but doubt upward revisions in quotations while steelmaking activity increased last week to 100 percent of capacity, reaching about 1.93 million tons, just shy of the alltime weekly high.
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Steel
Mansfield Reformatory Trustees Missing From Osborn Farm
Four Mansfield Reformatory trustees were listed as missing from the Osborn State Honor Farm. They are James A Graves 28 of Ross County sentenced for breaking and entering James A Jones 22 of Guernsey County burglary Dana Ab bott 21 of Highland County operating a motor vehicle without owner's consent and Floyd Peterson 24 of Franklin County armed robbery. A separate note mentions a theory on giraffe evolution suggesting long necks developed to reach water rather than food.
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Sandusky
Mansfield Reformatory
Osborn
James A. Graves
Ross County
James A. Jones
Guern
Sey County
Dana Abbott
Highland County
Floyd Peterson
Franklin County
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