Social Security Law Changes
Washington reports the new social security law raises monthly top benefits to 162.80 for a retired worker and spouse and up to 200 for a deceased worker’s family, with phased effects starting Jan 1956 and full understandings of the new dropout, earnings base, and formula to boost lower income groups. The changes involve higher earnings bases, a new benefit formula, and adjustments to survivor payments, with current increases already in October checks.
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Washington
AP Weekly Food Review: Lamb Pork Chickens Prominent This Weekend
AP reports top market emphasis on lamb pork and chickens with beef prices still high but not prohibitive. Stores feature chuck roast and various cuts at markdowns while broilers fryers and stewing chickens appear on the promoted list amid strong poultry supplies and USDA enthusiasm. Produce prices for potatoes cabbage lettuce carrots peppers and eggplant are listed as good values.
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New York
U. S&s. Department of Agriculture
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Grocery Guide Highlights Seasonal Produce and Prices
The notice lists vegetables and fruit with regional pricing insights. It cites low and green squash beans and onions, cucumbers endive and escarole, cauliflower gradually adding value, and recommends cele cabbage grapefruits oranges tangerines apples and emperor grapes as best values. James and avocados are also noted as worthwhile purchases.
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Vezerante
Eagles Plan Holiday Events for December 1954
Frederick Aerie of Eagles holds a December schedule with a Christmas party for children on December 14 featuring Santa, movie and magician acts, plus stockings and treats. An December 19 trip to Montesue will deliver candy and oranges. Wreaths will be placed on December 18, and free refreshments offered December 24. Robert H. Hartman chairs wreath committee.
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Harry D. Shildt Wall
Santa Claus
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Montesue
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Preach
Television Sermons Draw Large Marble Congregation
In New York Marble Collegiate Church uses closed circuit TV to broadcast sermons to overflow rooms. A 526 square inch screen in the chapel and smaller displays in club rooms and halls let about 60 percent more worshippers participate, including prayers offerings hymns and communion. Cameras in a tear gallery supply the service, led by Rev. Dr. Norman Vincent Peale.
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