THE NOME NUGGET
OEO. S. MAYNARD, Editor
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Social Security Amendments
Passed with almost unanimous'
approval of Congress the bill
sign by President Roosevelt in
the closing hours of the recent
session of Congress clarifying
and amending the provisions of
the Social Security Act bring
numerous new previsions into ef
feet in the near future.
The amendment will have such
results as these:
Lower Taxes: Old-age insur
ance taxes remain at 1 per cent
each from employers and employ j
es until 1942 instead of jumping :
to 1.5 per cent next year.
Unemployment insurance taxes!
On employers will be reduced i
from an average rate of 2.7 per
cent to about 2 per cent,
v The preposterous plan for build
ing up a $47,000,000,000 reserve i
fund for old-age benefits is aban
doned.
More Liberal Benefits Old-age
benefits will start on January 1,
1940, instead of January 1, 1942,
Lump-sum payments to surviv
ors of old-age insurance benefic
iaries will be replaced by a sys
tem of monthly pensions for wi
dows and children.
More than 1.100,000 more per
sons are brought into the social
security setup by the inclusion of
seamen, bank employes and em
ployed persons over. 65.
These changes, roughly sum
marized. mean that $1,150,000,000
less in taxes will be taken from
employers and employes during
the next three years than had
been planned, while $1,200,000,
000 more will be paid out in bene
fits in the next five years than
had been planned,
Have The Nome Nugget sent to
your mining claim.
DEFIES LA W FOR DEE R—Risking possible trouble
with*authorities, Henry S. Ridings tabove), an Inglewood, Cal.,
" fbniractor, took this injured fawn—which he found in the hands
of a motorist about to “put it out of its misery”—to a hospital.
There its broken pelvis bone was reset. A ranger had told Ridings
it was illegal to take the deer off the reserve.
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Passenger List
Of Arctic Cruise
Of S. S. Denali
The Arctic Cruise S. S. Den
ali arrived at Nome early Sun
day morning and commenced;
discharging freight. About 10
a.m. passengers and tourists
were brought ashore, where they
were met by numerous automo
biles and given an opportunity
of visiting the country around
Nome, including a look at the
mining fields of the U. S. Smelt
ing Refining and Mining Co.
During the balance of the day
they visited about Nome and at
9 p.m. were taken aboard the
Denali, which sailed about mid
night for Norton Bay ports, and
East Cape. Siberia. The vessel
is expected to return and sail
from Nome for the south August
24th. Following is the corrected
list of passengers arriving Nome.,
For Nome
Earl S. Stcuart
Mrs. Earl S. Steuart
Mrs Irene Leyba
Mrs. Gordon Tift
Florence E Kerr
R Pohl
Mr Hadselford
A A Ryan
Master James Ryan
Rev Wilbur P Wood, wife
and child
N J McMillan and wife
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Knud
son
Mrs Ed Jacobson
Mary Roell
Elien Mulvihill
A J Tourtellolte
Mrs Howard Sly
Mrs. Jack Seidenverg
Evelyn Seidenverg
Mrs Nell Muncy
Arthur Goble
Dorothy Derbel
Edith Hablutzel
Patricia Collins
Alice A. Hopland
S.J. Lasker
Mrs. A. Noralind
Wilbur P Wood
Cohnan Griffon
John H. Olson
Joseph R. Stone
Arctic Cruisers
Mis Annie L Bigler
Mrs Elizabeth Brown
Mrs Della L Baker
Mrs Florence M Brown
Schuyler Buskirk
J H Breinig
Lucile Bussard
Miss Myrtle Clemmer
Ruth DeBarnardi
Mrs David DeBernardi
Lewis G DeGeurin
Robert M Furlong
Mrs Robert M Furlong
Joshua Grozier
Mrs Mary E Hanson
Helena G Hansen
Mrs Emery Hedgecock
Ruby Dean Harris
Morris J Krohn
Mrs Morris J Krohn
H W Kohl
Mrs. H W Kohl
William T Lucas
Geo M Lentz
Henry Loble
W E Lukes
Melvin E Magnuson
Harold S McCurdy
I Roberts Newkirk
Miss Martha B Newkirk
B E Norvell
Mrs B E Norvell
Dorothy E Parsons
Mrs A G Reynolds
William Ritchie
Mrs William Ritchie
Marjorie Shoup
Vernon Spencer
Mrs D Clinton Slagle
Robert P St John
Mrs Robert P St John
Marth Tanner
Dorothy Taylor
Mrs D Fairchild Wheeler
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