Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1937 — Page 5
THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1937
a number of years. ures place the number of death claims that may be made during | the present year at approximately |
WOMAN IN CITY RECEIVES FIRST ~ DEATH BENEFIT
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Actuarial fig-
191,000 and will continue to grow until 1980, when the figure for 1937 will be about doubled.
Payments Preliminary
The payment of lump-sum benefits, the first of which were authorto the
2 OFFICERS SUSPENDED
Chief Morrissey shboinced today |
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| that Patrolmen Michael Long and |
Robin J. Taylor, charged with conduct unbecoming officers, have been suspended 15 days without pay and are to give 15 days’ salary to the police pension fund.
They were |
found guilty by police trial boards. | Taylor was fined an additional $8.05 |
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ized today, is preliminary Social Security Act’s major program of monthly old-age retirement benefits, for which payment begins in 1942, Benefits, ranging from $10 to $85 a month for life | will be paid to qualified individuals on retirement from regular employment. at 61 or over, who have received a total of $2000 or more in wages earned in 5 or more different calendar years after 1936 and before reaching 65. The number of claims filed for lump-sum payments is increasing, the Board reported, and procedures | for prompt settlement now are being developed. Claims may be filed at anv of the 100 Board field offices | for forwarding to Washington or may be mailed to the Board in Washington.
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Mrs. the recipi-
An Ravmond L ent of the nation's first death benefit under the Social Security Act, it was announced today. Her claim was one of the first eight approved by the Social Seeurify Board in Washington for lump-sum payments. The old-age benefits program was inaugurated Jan. 1, 1937 Mrs. Smith's claim was the first to be settled. The others were claims by wage earners who during the first few davs of 1937 reached the age of 65.
Indianapolis woman
Smith, was
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TOWNSENDITES TO MEET N. C. Pickering, organizer of Townsend Clubs 11th District, is to urge organization of a new club during a meeting at 7:30 p. m. to- | day at the Lutheran church, Shelby and Yoke Sts. O. K. Karnes is to speak.
Payment Expedited
She filed her claim at the local
office following the death of husband in January, and the local office expedited the payment by preparing the necessary affidavits. A U. S. Treasury check is to be sent, in settlement of Mrs. Smith's claim. The other seven Treasury checks will be sent to workers in Wilmington, New York City, Louisville, two in Huron, Mich., and two ih Minneapolis, The eight certifications ment out of the “Old-Age Account” set acide in the Treasury ihvolve small amounts. A lumpsum payment is made to a worker who reaches 65, in the event he is not, eligible for monthly retirement henefits, or to his estate if he dies before 65. The settlement is made on the basis of 3'2 per cent of the wages received after Dee. 31, 1936. A worker is not required to retire at 65 to receive the lump-sum benefit.
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worker, no matter how is when he enters employment covered by the act, will receive in benefits more than he has paid in taxes on his wages under the act. The eight claims ified today were for 3'2 per cent of wages received. A tax of only 1 per cent of wages was paid by those who received these benefits. The Board's actuaries have calculated that claims may be made by 123,000 persons who reach 65 during 1937. The estimated number of claims filed by workers who become 65 prior to 1942 may increase in 1938 approximately 136,000 and probably will continue to grow until 1942, when a downward trend is foreseen. The Board expects payment of death claims to increase slowly for
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