Redefining "employee" under new social security ruling
Discussion between the Social Security Administration and the U.S. Treasury aims to clarify how Gearhart Public Law 642 changes the meaning of employee in the Social Security Act. Final rulings pending. tax guidance from the Treasury remains unchanged for those previously ruled as employees. Local offices will wait on Washington guidance before adjusting coverage matters. William R. Station Roanoke Rapids funeral notice details follow.
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Social Security Administration
U. S. Treasury Department
Gearhart
Marshall Berney
Rocky Mount
Althrough
Sail
Barney
T Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Probal
Gearhart Barney Sai
Washinton
Soctal Security
Deaths Hiram Perkinson avventon and obit details
Hiram Perkinson age 20 died suddenly at 11 a m Tuesday at his Noviina home from a heart attack He was the son of the late John and Cora Perkinson of Warren County formerly with Seaboard Railroad member of Packard Lodge Nov ina and Jerusalem Methodist Church Funeral services were held at the church Wednesday with the Rev W G Manning officiating and Masons aiding pallbearers included his wife and sons Hiram Jr of Norad Hugh Perinson of Richmond Va plus three brothers Stephen Weldon Rosen.
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Hiram Perkinson Avventon
Hiram Perkinson
Noviina
John
Cora Perkinson
Warren County
Seaboard Railroad
de S. Packard Lodge
Novina
Jerusalem Methodist Church
W. G
Manning
Hiram, Jr
Norad
Hugh Peiinson
Richmond
Stephen
Weldor
Rosen
New Books Featured for North Carolinians
The State Advertising Division announces two new North Carolina books of interest. Hunting in the Kies by Jim Gat Gue of Asheville is published by Knopf in the Borzoi Sportsman's series and offers descriptive and anecdotal content with practical guidance on Carolina outdoor pursuits.
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Raleigh
N. C
Jim Gat Gue
Asheville
Knopf
Carolina
Marke Davis
Charlotte
Baltimore Sun
Education Group Finds Student Bus Drivers Safe in NC
A State Education Commission study by the pupil transportation committee chaired by J. J. Tarlton of Rutherfordton compares student drivers with adults. Over five years, students were 83 percent of drivers and caused about 79 percent of accidents, with superintendents favoring student drivers for safety and economy. The report notes adequate standards but lacks mandatory physical exams, and NC transports about 347,000 pupils daily at 14 dollars per pupil, aided by low driver pay and an aging fleet.
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Raleigh
State Education Commission
Pupil Transportation Committee
J. J. Tarlton
Rutherfordton
North Carolina
Local Citizens Visit Relatives in Nearby Towns
George Joyner and family returned to Winston-Salem after a week with A. T. Vick in Roanoke Rapids. Hannah Brown of Murfreesboro is staying with her grandparents, the Browns. Numerous relatives from Richmond, Portsmouth, Roxobel, Suffolk, and Milwaukee were mentioned visiting or staying with local families over the past week and weekend.
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C. K. Joyner
Oliver
Winston-Salem
A. T. Vick
Hannah Brown
Murweesboro
W. J. Brown
Mrs. At, Vick
Brother
Natt Liverman
Portsmouth, Va
Pleasant Hill Family Visits Weldon and Area
Pleasant Hill residents Mr and Mrs Ronald Coker, Mrs Wiley Coker and son Wiley Coker Jr, and others visited friends and relatives in Weldon and nearby towns. Reports note Mrs Dora Brad underwent a throat operation and was doing as well as expected. Other visits include the Crew families, Robins, and Ferguson, with Rosa Crew ill in Mex. A 1947 North Carolina fetal traffic study is cited showing 314 daytime, 46 at dusk, 18 at dawn, 354 after dark incidents.
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Wiley Coker
Wiley Coker Jr
Ronald Cones
Ivy Bradley
Sited
Dora Brad
Duke Hospital
Wednes
Bradley
Land
North Carol
L. A
Revival Begins at Macon Baptist Church in Weeklong Services
The Macon Baptist Church hosts a weeklong revival starting Monday evening with Rev. Julian King of Littleton as guest speaker. Services run nightly at 8 o'clock, and the public is invited to attend. Meanwhile in Fontana, N C Bob Sisson National Geographic photographer works on Appalachian Trail piece due next year per the State Division of Advertising.
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Julian King of
Littleton
Fontana
N. C
Bob Sisson
National Geographic
North Carolina
State Division of Advertising
Johnny Longs Band to Play at Ras Westcott Casino Nags Head
Johnny Long and his orchestra will provide music for a dance at Ras Westcott's Casino in Nags Head on July 25. The band, noted for record making and appealing tunes, features Natalie the native Hawaiian and the Beachcombers as featured singers.
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Johnny Long
Casino Nags Head
Nags Head
Ras Westcott
Nass Head
Natalie
Death Near Home in North Carolina Traffic Accidents
Eighty percent of drivers in fatal North Carolina crashes were found to be within 25 miles of the end of the trip. The piece suggests familiarity with roads and crossing schedules may foster complacency, urging heightened vigilance even in familiar areas.
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North Carolina
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Pendleton
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Weldon
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