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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1948
Page
8
The article argues social security does not kill ambition and helps people work freely. It cites an average monthly payment of 48.75 dollars to a widow and two children, notes over 90 million account numbers issued, and explains a social security card as a bank-like record with duplicates obtainable at field offices.
Artesia members of the Ralph Harris Post American Legion auxiliary began sewing for a Christmas gift shop at state veterans hospitals. Pillow tubing, aprons, mittens, slippers, dresser scarves, and boy animals are being made. The project aids hospitalized veterans who can select gifts for their families. A joint Legion auxiliary party is planned soon. Mrs. Blanche Hickson visited Mrs. Ivan Roblger.
A deputation in New South Wales urged the government to ban all American comic strips and curb imports of short stories and articles. They argued imported features drain dollars and shift readers away from local items during newsprint shortages impacting Australian journalists.
Industry and Agriculture report argues mineral reserves depletion risks national growth. Utah's copper, lead, zinc and iron deposits sustain steel, phosphate and potash potential, with coal and fluxes aiding ore processing. Development hinges on hydroelectric power and industrial water to enable full mineral processing and diversified western manufacturing.
The piece notes over 11,000,000 Americans are over 65, about one in 13 of the population, and calls for a balanced employment pattern between agriculture and industry. It urges working women to report name changes after marriage to the nearest social security office.
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