Social Security coverage expands under new law
The four part AP overview explains how the postwar expansion will bring 4.3 million more workers into OASI starting Jan 1. Farm operators and laborers join. many state local workers and religious, domestic, and self employed groups gain optional or mandatory coverage with specific tax rules and employer reporting.
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Associated Press
Charles F. Barrett
Washington
U.S
Revenue Service
U. S
Apréed
Auto makers battle in postwar year for sales lead
The 1953 model year opens amid a fierce Ford and Chevrolet sales race. Chrysler struggles to solidify a dealer network while GM and Ford predict strong demand for higher priced models. Analysts warn about Chrysler’s campaign and auto workers demand for a guaranteed annual wage, with mergers and Kaiser's shifting plans shaping the competitive landscape. Institutions involved include Ford, Chevrolet, Chrysler, GM, Studebaker, Hudson Nash, Kaiser-Willys, and the DOJ antitrust probe.
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Douglas Larsen
NEA
Detroit
Motor City
Ford
Chevelet
Chrysler
Studebaker
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
L. W. Smead
Smead
Curtice
CIO Auto Workers
Chevro- Tet
Harlow Curt
Chevy
Plymouth
Hudson-Nash
Kaiser-Willys
Jeep
Kaisers Machine Tools
Argentina
Anniversaries and history notes from Know America Today
Know America Today presents anniversaries and historical notes including birthdays and famous figures such as Hugh McCulloch William Saunders Solomon Schechter Richard Sears Willa Cather Heywood Broun and more. It also recalls Today in History events from 1787 to 1953 and notes birthdays for Walter Robertson Zacharia Chafee Chauncey McCormick Roy Ferguson William Given Rudolph Friml Wayne Townsend and others. A bus accident report from Hagerstown closes the excerpt.
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Hugh McCulloch
Indiana
Treasury
Lincoln
Johnson and Arthur
Sorm
Maine
William Saunders
Department of Agriculture
Scotland
Solomon Schechter
Jewish Theological Seminary
New York
Romania
Richard W. Sears
Roebuck
Stewartville
Minn
Willa Cather
Winchester
Heywood Broun
Delaware
George Washington
Congress
Virginia
Philharmone Society of
China
New Jersey Supreme Court
Walter S. Robertson
Richmond
Zacharia Chafee, Jr
Harvard Law School
Providence
R. I
Chauncey McCormick
Chicago
International Harvester
Roy K. Ferguson
St. Regis Paper Co
Paterson
N. J
William B. Given, Jr
American Brake Shoe Co
Columbia
Approved by More Seven Doctors Ny Other Brand
A health advisory notes approval by seven doctors for a new brand, amid questions about alternatives. The article discusses patient access and potential regulatory implications.
Bus Driver Hurt When Freight Hits City Bus
Bus driver William S. Shank, 56, was lightly injured after a Reading Railroad freight struck his city bus at about 30 mph. Patrolman Don Smith cited Shank for failing to stop for railroad warning lights. No children were aboard.
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William S. Shank
Shank
Don Smith
Reading Railroad
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