Social Security Notes in Sherman Office
Records in the Sherman social security office show 780 wives in Fannin County receive $25,000 monthly based on their husbands earnings. A wife eligible via her husband’s account must have husband entitled to retirement or disability benefits and meet age or dependent criteria. If turning 65, she should file for hospital insurance to be effective at 65.
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Sherman Social Security Office
Fannin County
Gus Jones
Social Security Office
August milestones span cables to colonial births
A compiled August 1 1873 note marks the first cable street car on Clay Street in San Francisco invented by Andrew Smith Hlldie. August 3 1915 notes a Potsdam Conference radiotelephone photo of Truman Stalin and Attlee. August 7 1782 establishes the Purple Heart by George Washington at Newburgh. August 18 1587 Virginia Dare, first English child born in North America, to Ananias and Ellinor Dare. August 24 1912 launches the first electrically propelled US Navy ship Jupiter at Mare Island. Also provides a tip to clean stubborn food in a double boiler by turning the pot upside down in hot water.
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Clay Street Hill
San Francisco
California
Andrew Smith Hlldie
Harry S. Truman
Josef Stalin
Clement Richard Attlee
Potsdam Conference
Washington, D.C
Purple Heart
George Washington
Newburgh
New York
Virginia Dare
North America
Ananias
Ellinor Dare
Sir Walter Raleigh
Roanoke Island
N.C
United States Navy
Mare Island
Calif
Jupiter
Social Security Benefits Guidance Updated for Spousal Claims
One to three months after filing, individuals are advised to contact their local Social Security office for information about wife’s benefits. The notice emphasizes direct inquiries to clarify eligibility, timing, and amounts.
Mail Rate Hike Faces Setback as Tax Plan Looms
Washington effort to curb a proposed third class mail rate rise stalls amid President Johnson's 10 percent income tax surcharge push. A key subcommittee bill to raise rates less than the administration seeks is drawing fire over a lobbyist linked to closed sessions. The dispute may push the overall rate schedule closer to the President's plan, with a full committee meeting delayed and Rep. Hechler arguing against subsidizing junk mail through taxes. An unrelated local ordinance in Whitewright, Texas amends a gas franchise with Lone Star Gas Company, setting payments and extending the franchise to 1992.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Capitol Hill
Ren. Hechler
D-W. Va
Congress
Hechler
Post Office
Washington Post
Jerry Kluttz
J .Don Kerlin
J. B. Thornhill
R. R. Summers
Whitewright
Texas
Grayson
City of
Grayson County
Sonny Smith
Lone Star Gas Company
Texas Corporation
State OF Texas
War On Taxpayer Charged By Solon
Rep Clarence Miller of Ohio accuses President Johnson of declaring war on the taxpayer with a 10 percent surcharge. He argues the nation is already fighting poverty and Vietnam with a no win policy while rioters wage open warfare in the streets. He cites poor planning and mis managed programs as the basis for higher taxes.
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Washigton
Johnson
Clarence Miller
Ohio
Vietnam
Whitewright approves gas rate ordinance 1967
The city of Whitewright Texas passes an emergency ordinance fixing the general service rate for natural gas sold to residential and commercial consumers within city limits. The rate, adjustments, and timely payment terms are established with an August 1 1967 effective date and provisions for regulatory changes.
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Whitewright
Grayson County
Texas
Lone Star Gas Company
Texas Corporation
A.D
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Farley Gro
S&h
Folger’s Coffee
Libby
Vienna
U.S.D.A
Mkt
Whitewright, Texas
City Commission
Solon
Dawson Propane Co
Jake Williams
Mobil Service
Mullican
Little Funeral Home
Tion
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Grayson I
Texas Highway Department
Feed & Grain, Inc
Trenton
Mountain OF
Daloon
Puxski
Bobs
Lax
Protec Excess Fidelity Insurance
Federal Deposit Insurance
TED
Mentor
Federal Deport
Inounance Crp
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