Social Security Payments Seen This Year
CORN RETURNED from Wash teen attended the hearing of the House and Means Committee considering Social Security changes. Welfare Secretary Folsom told the committee that an increase in payments could be objected to only if Congress raised the wage base to 1% to fund it. Congress would raise taxable wages from 4 000 to 8 00 a year and make dependents eligible for payments. Benefits would rise for workers and survivors, with monthly payments increasing from 108.50 to 190 and survivors’ maximum from 200 to 250 300, and taxes would rise accordingly.
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Lutheran Church turns members into shareholders in fund
The United Lutheran Church in America uses a Common Investing Fund to raise money for member churches. Since 1954 it has paid out dividends totaling about 9600 000 to nearly 300 shareholders led by Edmund F. Wagner. The fund, run with United States Trust as adviser, offers protection not available to individual investors and delivered a 48.6 cent dividend per $10 share last year.
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United Lutheran Church In America
Wagner
Interchurch Center, Inc
Upper Manhattan
United States Trust Co
CIF
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