Changes In Your Social Security Benefits Now
W. 8. King, manager of the Hagerstown Social Security Office, outlines automatic increases in retirement and survivor benefits under the amended Social Security Act. Minimums rise from 25 to 30 dollars, maximums to 98.50, and family maximum to 200. The October check will reflect the higher amounts, with details varying by individual. Other provisions may raise benefits, but retirees should await future articles for specifics. A separate note cites Baltimore exhibitors planning the Manufacturers Products Exhibit at the Emerson Hotel, October 26-28, and a statistic that nine of ten U.S. babies are born in hospitals now, up from four of ten two decades ago.
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King
Hagerstown
Social Security Office
Baltimore
Purchasing Agents’ Association of Baltimore
Emerson Hotel
Scenic motion picture tips for vacation films at Hiltner Roelke
A column explains that still photography techniques apply to movie cam era work. Emphasizes tripod with pan head exposure meter and medium speed panchromatic film with yellow or red filters. Highlights establishing continuity from start to finish with opening shots of map, route finger, packing, and departure scenes. Mentions stock of movie cameras at Hiltner Roelke Frederick Camera Shop in Maryland.
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Hiltner - Roelke Frederick Camera Shop
West Patrick St
Frederick
Maryland
Back to School for Homemakers
Miss Beatrice Fehr outlines fall plans for county Homemaker clubs with sessions on youth attitudes health and family life. a fall freezing demonstration is planned for October and a series of meetings, trainings, and a national council gathering in november are scheduled for members and leaders.
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County Health Department
Homemaker’s Club
University of Maryland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Church Street
Homemakers Club
National Home Demonstration Council
Statler Hotel
Washington, D. C
Reply With A-Bombs Air Force Officer Says
Dayton reports Gen. Thomas D. White urged retaliation with atomic bombs to any sudden attack. He warned against disarming first and said waiting for enemy weapon details would invite defeat. White spoke to Aircraft Industries Assn. in strong defense of nuclear weapons. Labor Day holiday closes most offices in Maryland as Gov. McKeldin declares tomorrow a legal holiday.
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Dayton
Ohio
Air Force
United States
Thomas D. White
USAF
Aircraft Industries Assn
White
JL Bk
Baltimore
McKeldin
Wheat farmers ignore planting curbs in Nebraska Panhandle
In Alliance Nebraska farmers, wary of government price supports, plan to overplant wheat despite penalties. Local growers report premiums above the $2.23 support level and predict widespread overplanting as drought reduces government grain storage demand.
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Nebraska
Ray Cogil
Ogallala
Walt White
Perkins County
Harry Cullan
Hemingford
Panhandle
Washington
Ditron
Wayne Deaver
Berea
Box Butte
Anton Stenberg
Nebraska Wheat Premiums Stay High as High-Protein Varieties Dominate West
Nebraska farmers rely on Cheyenne and Nebred panhandle wheats for premium prices, accounting for 80 percent of western Nebraska’s production. These high protein, high gluten varieties blend with Kansas Oklahoma and Texas wheat to meet millers’ specs while a 1953 loan trend shows on farm loans rising for the harvest year.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Robert M. Scoular
Omaha Grain Exchange
Eugene Pallette Dies After Long Illness at 65
Eugene Pallette, 65, veteran film actor known for his nimble wit and deep voice, died today at his Los Angeles home after a long illness. Born in Winfield, Kansas, he rose from extra to major roles by 1916, later famed for Mr. Smith Goes to Washington and My Man Godfrey, and is survived by his widow Marjorie.
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Los Angeles
Eugene Pallette
Winfield
Kan
Norma Talmadge
Mr. Smith
Washington
My Man Godfrey
Marjorie
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