Social Security Board seeks expansion of coverage to all workers
In its tenth annual report, the Social Security Board urges Congress to broaden coverage to include all gainful workers such as agricultural and domestic workers public and nonprofit employers and self employed farmers. Nicholas A. Stockman notes the need to include armed forces service credits and lift the main shortcoming of limited coverage, citing benefits reaching about 2,500 in the area last year.
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Congress
Social Security Board
Nicholas A. Stockman
Troy
Bord
Stockman
Board urges new insurance provisions to aid aging workers
The board argues old age benefits fail adequacy tests and presses for action to assist aged workers in poor health, widows with children, and other marginal workers. It endorses two reforms: temporary and extended disability cash benefits and insurance for medical care costs, with possible state administration.
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Individua Rlsetrees
Stoukman
Burns Auto Fire Destroys Car Garage and Part of House
Frank Littlefield of Tamarac faced $2,000 in damages after trying to start his car with a blow torch and a lantern ignited fuel. The blaze damaged the car and garage and scorched the rear of an attached house. Littlefield escaped injury by rolling in snow while firefighters saved most of the home. Eagle Mills volunteers fought the blaze Monday morning.
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Burns
Frank Littlefield
Tamarac
Wittlefield
Eagle Mills Volunteer Wire Company
Littefield
Social Security Board Urges Broad National Protection Plan
The Social Security Board backs a comprehensive national system of social insurance covering major economic risks for workers and dependents. It also calls for a state Federal public assistance program providing enhanced benefits to any needy person nationwide, aiming to extend coverage to currently unprotected families and simplify administration and financing.
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Social Security Board
IL le
United States
Kansas City Plans Youth Councils For Postwar Neighbors
Kansas City plans to expand the role of four autonomous community councils formed to fight juvenile delinquency. Composed of lay members, the councils are independent of city organization though a city worker may supply information. They meet with city officials on community affairs and advise on park upgrades health and sanitation housing race relations and leadership development.
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East Side Tawanka Can Pire Girls Host Dimes Meeting
Voters contributed to the Marek of Dimes Abihelr meeting held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Gaylord G Belden 7 Westfall Avenue. Following business a popcorn party was held. Albia Lodge of Odd Fellows meets at 8 pm in their lodge rooms Pawling Avenue. Mil lard M. Lee noble grand presides. Joseph Baumgartner returns to New York after a 28 day drive with his aunts Delia Baumgartner and John Uliner of 605 Pawling Avenue. Donald H. Brust discharged from Naval Reserves resides with wife Agnes Boutin and daughter Carol Ann at 10 Ford Avenue. Specialist Brust served 15 months in service and 11 months in the Philippines. Staff Sgt Edgar L. Pfeiffer son of Mr and Mrs G I Pfeiffer of 48 Ford Avenue received Army discharge after two years service. His wife and daughter Sheryl Louise live in Glovaraville. Mrs WillAm Dudgeon formerly Mina Hertha Pfeiffer has left for Manhattan Beach California after four months with her parents.
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Joseph Baumgartner
New York
Delia
Baumgartner
John Uliner
Pawling Avenue
Donald H. Brust
Naval Reserves
Agnes Boutin
Carol Ann
Ford Avenue
Brust
Samar
Philippine Islands
Edgar L. Pfeiffer
G. I. Pfeiffer
Sheryl Losie
Glovaraville
WillAm Dudgeon
Mina Hertha Pfeiffer
Manhattan Beach
Cal
State Loan Groups Report New Peak
New York state savings and loan assets rose 16 percent in 1946 to a record 3.7 billion. The 240 associations reported total deposits and mortgage activity with mortgages around 3.5 million in December and total loans nearing 10.9 million for the month.
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New York State Savings and Loan Associations
New York State League of Savings and Loan Associations
Ggures
Bradley Seeks Clear V A Policy on Veteran Medical Care
Washington dispatch reports Veterans Administration officials and Sen Bradley urge a clear national policy for future medical care and hospitalization of veterans with non service connected disabilities amid doctor and space shortages. V A officials warn liberal policy could swell hospital census to 250,000 by 1975 or five hundred thousand if arms are liberalized, prompting calls for either service related care focus or massive new hospital construction. General Bradley and VA medical director Hawley expect Congress or higher authority to decide soon.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Sen
Omar N, Bradley
Truman
Euld
Bradley
V. A. Officiala
Veterans” Organizations
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. A
General Bradley
Paul R. Hawley
Congress
Veterans’ Administration
Delinquency Blame Turns On Public Apathy In Memphis
Judge Kelly of Memphis argues public indifference fuels juvenile delinquency and political corruption, hindering proper treatment of lawbreaking and widening social confusion amid a troubled city scene.
Official Visit by Deputy Charles O Perry Noted in Groanyieh
Malidhy WD receives the official visit of deputy rand mindtor Charles O Perry of Whita Creek. A dinner will be hosted by ENO Hoard for 30 people.
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Groanyieh
Malidhy
Tha Dlatelet
Rand
Charles O. Perry
Whita Creek
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