Self-Employed Face March 15 Social Security Deadline
Self-employed individuals about 4.5 million strong are urged by Mary Lloyd Lane of the Hamilton Social Security office to file the March 15 tax and recognize it as the first contribution to personal and family protection under social security. Those in covered work can gain survivors insurance after 1950 if they worked at least a year and a half. retirement benefits may reach $80 monthly for earnings up to $3600 annually since 1950, with retirement possible at 65 if continuous coverage continues through 1950–year end. Lane encourages obtaining the booklet Do You Work For Yourself to learn rights obligations and protections.
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Mary Lloyd Lane
Hamilton Social Security Office
Lane
Scotsman seeks work after attempt on Downing Street
A 26 year old Scotsman, John Scobie, was arrested for trying to force entry at 10 Downing Street to see Prime Minister Chur chill. Magistrate A L Stevenson released him on probation and instructed the probation officer to secure him a job.
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London
Churchill
Downing Street
John Scobie
A. L. Stevenson
Roehll recalls Sierra snowbound ordeal and local aid
Dr. W H Roehll told Rotary Club how passengers on the City of San Francisco faced a serious Sierra winter crisis. He praised outside help, the train crew, nurses, and volunteers including Pete Woods for sending word and supplying aid as rumors swirled.
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W. H. Roehll
San Francisco
Sierra Mountains
Dr. Roehl
Pete Woods
Marblehead
Mass
Roehl
Coolee
Rio wreck toll may top one hundred two dead
Rescue workers dug through debris after a freak train crash on a bridge over the Pa vuna River. Two trains on a double track collided at about 100 miles an hour, sending a wooden coach into a steel commuter train and sending bodies into the river or from the bridge. Joao Santos described the impact as like opening a sardine can.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Pavuna
Joao Santos
Oldtimers Parade Through Snow at AAA Jubilee
Eight ancient automobiles dating to 1902 took part in the American Automobile Association golden jubilee parade in Chicago. The cars traveled from a hotel to the main post office despite a snow storm. two broke down along the route.
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Colgate
Colgate Laboratories
Coleo
Arthur Murray
Murray
Third ST
Hamilton
Roehll
By Steve Howick
Nis
Rotary Club
State Highway Department
Nevada
Truman
Tr. Roehl
Jayne
Dr. D. Jayne & Son
Rio
Gabardine
Oldtimers
Packard
Middletown
Barton Sales & Service
Central Ave
Will Hots
By Korell
Dupont
Mallison
Pilot
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