rXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thunder. May 12, 19S5
Disability Provision
In Social Security
Benefits Described
Seriously disabled people for
merly covered by the social se
curity law should get in touch
with the social security office
by June 30 and find out about
having their earnings record
"frozen," W." V. Nusbaum, soc
ial security district manager, an-
. nounced today. ;
Nusbaum believes that many j
people in Jackson and Josephine j
counties will be helped by thej
disability freeze provision in the j
1954 social security amend
ments. This part of the law is
designed to aid workers who be
come totally disabled after hav
ing worked for a certain num
ber of years in employment or
self-employment covered by so
cial security. It provides that
their social security rights will
not decrease during the period
of disability.
Larger Benefits Possible
Many disabled people now
getting retirement payments,
Nusbaum pointed out, can qual
ify under this provision for a
larger benefit amount as of July.
If the disabled person dies after
June 30, the disability can pro
tect his family's right to sur
vivors payments, but only if he
had applied for it before his
death.
Active military service in
World War II and post-war per
iods and employment in the rail
way industry may count toward
. the needed amount of work.
Although the law does not
provide for the payment of cash
social security retirement bene
fits before the worker reaches
65, it is nevertheless important
that a disabled individual get
in touch promptly with the So
cial Security administration and
establish the fact of his disability-
The address of the Medford
social security office is 33 North
Riverside ave. If a disabled per
son is unable to call at the of
fice, he may telephone or some
one else may call for him, Nus
baum said.
Medford CAP Unit
Getting Prepared
For Summer Camp
The Medford squadron of the
Civil Air patrol is preparing
for the annual summer encamp
ment at the Portland Air Force
base, it was reported today.
This year the annual CAP
summer encampment will be
held June 18-26. An Air Force
plane will come to Medford
June 18 and pick up all CAP
personnel attending the nine
day encampment, and will re
turn all members on June 28.
All cadets planning to attend
this year's encampment were .to
submit their applications to the
commanding officer before May
17, in order to reserve space.
All cadets must complete the
CAP physical examination re
port, have 1955-56 renewal ID
cards, have two complete CAP
uniforms, one fatigue uniform
and must have approximately
$15 in cash to help pay for
meals and insurance.
All cadets at summer camp
live on the Air Force base and
learn to conduct themselves as
the regular Air Force personnel.
They attend drills and classes,
receive Link trainer time, and
are taken on orientation flights
in military aircraft. This train
ing is of particular value to any
cadet who plans on entering any
of the armed services .in the
future, it was stated.
Smoke Poisoning
Fatal To Fireman
Raymond, Wash. (U.R)
Howard A. Norman, a veteran
volunteer fireman, died from
smoke poisoning yesterday while
searching the Rainier apart
ments for possible trapped oc
cupants after, fire broke out in
the building.
Fire Chief Charles Oldani suf
fered an injured shoulder while
directing search of the structure.
Norman's body was found in
a charred apartment after the
blaze apparently started near the
chimney.
Youth Legislature
Will Open Friday
Salem (U.R) - The eighth
annual Oregon Youth Legisla
ture opens here tomorrow with
one thing certain. It will be
shorter than the 115-day session
recently adjourned by the reg
ular legislature.' The youthful
lawmakers wind up their bus
iness Saturday.
Gov. Paul Patterson will wel
come the delegates tomorrow.
Carroll E. McCastland of Gresh
am is youth governor.
The event is sponsored by the
Pacific Northwest council of the
YMCA. -
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