New Public Assistance Plans Involve U S Grants To States
Washington notes analyze social security act amendments shaping federal grants to states for public assistance. It covers elderly, disabled, and dependent children aid, funding splits, and debates over medical care in kind versus cash, with regional impact on farm states like Louisiana.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
House
Louisiana
Senate
Pertmaner
Lister Hill
Alabama
Social Security Debates Separate Health Funds
The American Public Welfare Association and others back separate funds for needy health care. Federal public assistance costs exceed one billion yearly and the allocation dispute centers on where funds should go. Senator Taft favors larger shares to low income states, while Congress resists per capita distribution. Rep. Wilbur Mills proposes a new formula allocating federal dollars to states based on staged shares tied to state spending.
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American Public Welfare Association
Taft
Congress
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Atlantic strike vote and golf results mix in irregular report
The article links a union strike authorization announced by Yardmasters Union president Milton G Schoch with a Bobby Locke fact finding panel and a British Ryder Cup golf event where Fred Daly posted a 69 to lead qualifiers. It notes a 90 hole route and an 18 additional hole round replacing a usual qualifier amid mixed, partially unrelated quotes and comments.
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WOK
Milton G. Schoch
The
Yardmasters Union
Bobby Locke
Locke
Arthur Clark
Huntington
W.iVa
Daly
Wentworth
England
Fred Daly
Vocabulary Challenge Daily Lesson Note
A compact guide urges precise usage of anger directed at things versus people and teaches correct syllable count for parliament. It highlights common misspellings like ennui and pronunciation notes. The piece lists synonyms for magic makers and ends by proposing one new word to master each day.
Strike Cancelled After Overnight Midwest Protest
Chicago May 3 The Rail road Yardmasters of America authorized a three day protest in seven Midwest rail centers starting tomorrow but called it off within two hours. Francis A O Neill Jr chair of the National Mediation Board said he was advised the AFL union had arranged to press for a five day work week before a...
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Chicago
America
Midwest
Francis A. O'Neill
National (Railway) Mediation Board
O'Neill
AFL
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