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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
2
The article outlines how Social Security pension amounts may rise after July 1, 1952, with new maximums of 80 dollars for those 65 or older who quit work after July 1 and meet other rules. It notes current maximums around 68.60 and explains effects for employed and self employed individuals and guidance to consult local Social Security offices for individual cases.
Mrs. GU B Thompson of East Orante N U protests to the Senate Armed Services Committee in Washington. She, discharged from the Women’s Army Corps TECporvex because she had a baby, urges a regulatory change to allow mothers to serve in the WAC reserves.
Robert C. Keller of Hagerstown returned home to celebrate his first Mass at St. Mary's Church. The ordination occurred in Baltimore with eight Baltimore Archdiocese men. The parishioners and Keller family attended the morning service and reception, with brothers assisting.
The Washington County Hospital emergency room saw heavy weekend activity with many accident cases, though none were serious. Notable injuries included abrasions for Charles Harris, a broken ankle from a slip for Addie Tonten, and various cuts and contusions among ball players and residents. All patients were discharged. Father Keller, first local in 22 years to reach a high Catholic office, will receive his church assignment later this week.
Bernard Barack testifies to the Senate Preparedness Committee that lagging American defenses risk widening the gap to Russia and warns mobilization programs may fail while awaiting the next crisis. Local dining note mentions fish chowder with pilot crackers tomato and cucumber salad and pie for dessert.
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