Security Law Has Two Old Age Programs
Government old age provisions depend on work in covered employment. Workers 65+ must have paid 1 percent of wages since 1937 with employer matched. covered jobs include factories shops and offices. Agriculture domestic service and most government or nonprofit work are not covered. Unemployment benefits vary by state with cross state payments. Mississippi workers briefly losing jobs in other states receive the local state rate upon return.
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Black Market in Babies Blamed on Illinois Law
Chicago social leader charges that Illinois adoption laws fuel a baby black market. He cites lax parent and home investigations, long agency waitlists, and recommends sweeping safeguards including a six month residence period and confidential records to protect children and adopters.
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Russian Press Urges All-Out Drive on Paris
The Izvestia and other papers praise Allied successes on the French front and urge a decisive push toward Paris. They claim Hitler lacks forces to stop an offensive, while reports from Stockholm and Zurich note German evacuation of Paris and headquarters move east to Metz.
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Allies vow to push Germans from the west and end delaying war
The review asserts the Allies can drive the German invaders from the west and deprive them of delay to the war, stating the course of operations has already proved the capability.
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