Chamber to study Social Security Act changes
Washington reports the Chamber of Commerce will study possible revisions to the Social Security Act ahead of the next Congress. A special committee report is due November 20 outlining suggested changes including private pension plan exemptions and tax questions. observers expect broad discussion of who pays and how.
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Social Security
Washington
Propotala
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Fasteeth Promises Comfort for All Day Wear
Get Fasteeth from Peoples Drug Stores. Three sizes available. Prevents rocking slipping or wobbling with no gooey taste. Enjoy eating laughing and talking without dental worries.
Wage Demands Of Workers Refused
Cumberland M4 Nov 12 Charles D Walton Celanese plant works manager says a 15 percent increase demanded by the United Textile Workers will be refused. He notes the same demand was rejected in New York negotiations last month and that the statement does not commit to any specific departmental raise. Walton argues pay adjustments cannot be solved by a flat across the board rise. The Grand Coulee dam project on the Columbia River is projected at 63 million dollars.
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Cumberland, M4
Charles D. Walton
United Textile Workers
Walton
New York
Parade Marks Armistice Day Observance in Hagerstown
Morris Post American Legion sponsored Armistice Day events in Hagerstown led by Lt. Joseph Desmond. A morning memorial service at the Court House featured prayers and wreaths for World War I heroes, followed by a salute from Company B. Evening activities included a turkey banquet at Beck's Tavern and a dance at The Club, with Auxiliary gatherings at Hotel Hamilton. City offices and banks closed. flags displayed as bells rang at 11 AM.
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Morris ‘Frock
West Washington Street
Jonathan
Prospect Streets
Court House
Scott KR. Wagner
Post
Company B
Legion Post and
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Legion Auxiliary
Hotel Hamilton
Man who warned of flood dies in accident
John L. Baker known as the Paul Revere of the 1889 Johnstown flood warned South Fork villagers of the dam break as a youth. He later died from injuries after being struck by a car October 7 near his Windber home, with complications from a leg fracture and shock.
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Windber
Paul Revere
Johnstown
John L. Baker
South Fork
Charge Is Made Of Excessive Fees In County Courts
In Riverdale Maryland on November 12 the Prince Georges County Magistrates Assoc meets at Justice Fred Luiz's home and accuses magistrates and police courts of charging excessive fees. The grand jury questioned four magistrates but made no action beyond a recommendation for further inquiry. Police have suspended officers following charges by motorists.
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Riverdale
Prince Georges County
County Magistrates’ Association
Justice of the Peace
Fred Luiz
Grand Jury
Armistice Day Talk by State Senator at Eagles Lodge
State Senator Ernest W. Miller was the principal speaker at Armistice Day ceremonies by the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Tooms. Miller spoke on the horrors of war defense of national principles and the cost of war. Jacob Polack gave a contrasting talk titled Armistice Day in Russia.
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Ernest W. Miller
Order of Eagles
Tooms
Miller
Jacob Polack
Russia
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