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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1960
Page
2
Readers ask about disability payments for under fifty, pregnancy work limits, and presidential eligibility for Social Security. The advice notes a disabled person may qualify after applying if the disability prevents substantial work, while pregnancy does not create coverage and the President is exempt from Social Security payroll taxes.
A reader asks about combining Social Security with a government pension and how to verify work credits. Advice outlines that Eisenhower era pensions may differ, says to contact the Social Security Administration in Baltimore for credit details, and notes how children may receive survivor benefits if the mother contributed to Social Security and worked in covered employment.
Numerous families and individuals from Emmitsburg and nearby areas spent the weekend visiting relatives in Emmitsburg and surrounding towns. Names include the Bakers, Pitzers, Florences, Overholtzers, Hemlers, Sherwins, Rodgers, Umbels, Joys, Elders, and Littles, along with Scout troop activities at Mt. St. Marys College and St. Joseph’s College grounds.
WAMSVILLE The New Market WCTU met at Mrs Monroe Browning’s Kemp Town home. President Mrs Ivan Lawson led the session with a worship service by Mrs Harry Swomley. Readings included Autumn Leaves and Evergreens and tribute poems. Members voted to send $5 to armed services sunshine bags and $5 to Bethany Acres. thirteen members subscribed.
The White Ribbon Herald notes the meeting adjourned after the benediction. The hostess served Thanksgiving refreshments with help from Mrs Crum and Mrs George Runkles.
New York AP report quotes Bill W. the surviving cofounder of Alcoholics Anonymous saying World War II created a terrific crop of confirmed drunks. He cites about five million compulsive drinkers in the United States with nearly half needing help and notes drinkers are getting younger. Bill W. was an honored guest at two days of conferences.
The New York Intergroup Association of Alcoholics Anonymous hosts a Monday night dinner celebrating 25 years. About 2 000 AA members from several states attend as Bill W comments that alcoholism appears to be rising, though statistics are scarce.
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