Rocky Mount Social Security Office Marks Eighth Anniversary
The Rocky Mount field office in the Post Office Building celebrates eight years since June 30 1987 serving 16 Eastern Carolina counties with Social Security account cards and old age and survivors insurance claims. Manager Ruth G Duffy notes staff of six administers benefits for 468 wage earners over 65 111 wives 909 children 251 widows with children 61 aged dependents and 10 aged parents, plus acts as information clearinghouse for the Social Security Act.
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Social Security Board
Rocky Mount
N. C
Carolina
Beaufort
Bertie
Dare
Edgecombe
Greene
Halifax
Hertford
Hyde
Lenoir
Martin
Nash
Northampton
Pitt
Tyrrell
Washington
Wilson
George N. Adams
Reginald S. Marshall
Marshall Barney
U. S. Navy
Ruth G. Duffy
United States
Duffy
Social Security Information Booklets Available
Information booklets about the Social Security program can be obtained from the office at 208 Post Office Building in Rocky Mount North Carolina.
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Post Office
Rocky Mount
N. C
Livestock at Caledonia Shows Profit
Raleigh June 24 The Highway and Public Works Commission weighs selling Caledonia prison farm or keeping it as a buffer against rising prison food prices. For 15 years the 6500 acre operation has shifted from work project to business venture with cattle and pork sales yielding about 75 000 in profit this year.
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Raleigh
Highway and Public Works Commission
Caledonia
The
Highway Commission
Meet a Real American
A quiet hardworking farmer stands as a model patriotic citizen who avoids trouble, complies with curfews, and keeps busy cutting pulpwood. He supports the war effort by buying War Bonds and foresees strong pulpwood prices aiding postwar prosperity. Millions share his traits.
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Old Dobbin
Japan
Shoes to be sold without stamps during July rationing holiday
Approximately four and a half million rationed shoes will be sold without stamps during a three week odd lot sale from July 9 to July 28. Dealers may move odds and ends and broken sizes, pricing them at least 25 percent below the June 1, 1945 level.
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OPA
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