Railroad Retirement Legislation: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, House of Representatives, Eighty-fourth Congress, Second Session ...Considers legislation increasing railroad employee and employee dependent annuities and revising the eligibility and dual pension requirements for annuities. |
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... considerations , therefore , the Board , for that reason alone , recommends that no favorable consideration be given to this bill . Moreover , the Board believes that no consideration should be given to bills to amend the present ...
... considerations , therefore , the Board , for that reason alone , recommends that no favorable consideration be given to this bill . Moreover , the Board believes that no consideration should be given to bills to amend the present ...
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... considerations , therefore , the Board , for that reason alone , recommends that no favorable consideration be given to H. R. 306 . Moreover , the Board believes that no consideration should be given to bills to amend the present ...
... considerations , therefore , the Board , for that reason alone , recommends that no favorable consideration be given to H. R. 306 . Moreover , the Board believes that no consideration should be given to bills to amend the present ...
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... consideration . The bill would amend the Railroad Retirement Act of 1937 ( as amended ) in the following manner : 1. The present restriction in section 2 ( e ) of the act , requiring the reduc- tion of the spouse's annuity by the amount ...
... consideration . The bill would amend the Railroad Retirement Act of 1937 ( as amended ) in the following manner : 1. The present restriction in section 2 ( e ) of the act , requiring the reduc- tion of the spouse's annuity by the amount ...
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... consideration . The bill would amend the Railroad Retirement Act of 1937 ( as amended ) in the following manner : 1. The present restriction in section 2 ( e ) requiring the reduction of spouses ' annuities by old - age or parents ...
... consideration . The bill would amend the Railroad Retirement Act of 1937 ( as amended ) in the following manner : 1. The present restriction in section 2 ( e ) requiring the reduction of spouses ' annuities by old - age or parents ...
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... consideration . The bill is identical to H. R. 5269 introduced also by Mr. Cunningham on May 19 , 1953 , and on which the Board had submitted a report to your committee under the date of July 14 , 1953. The present bill , H. R. 760 , is ...
... consideration . The bill is identical to H. R. 5269 introduced also by Mr. Cunningham on May 19 , 1953 , and on which the Board had submitted a report to your committee under the date of July 14 , 1953. The present bill , H. R. 760 , is ...
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$86 million 15 percent increase 84th Congress additional cost amend the Railroad amount average monthly compensation BENNETT bills to amend Budget Bureau Chairman Committee on Interstate computation D. C. DEAR DOLLIVER employee's employment estimate February 28 financing Foreign Commerce formula Full annuities HALE HARPER HARRIS hearings HERLONG House of Representatives House Office Building Identical to H. R. income tax increased benefits interest Interstate and Foreign introduced January January 24 June 14 KELLY legislation maximum ment month O'Konski old-age and survivors Oren Harris payable payment percent of payroll percent of taxable PERCY PRIEST proposed rail railroad industry Railroad Retirement Act Railroad Retirement Board railroad retirement system railroad workers receive recommends against enactment report on H. R. revenue ROGERS SCHOENE Sincerely Social Security Act social security benefits spouse's annuity spouses STACK statement subcommittee survivor benefits taxable payroll Thank tion wages widows ZANDT
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Page 104 - Hemingway in his beliefs that "he travels the fastest that travels alone" and that "the female of the species is more deadly than the male"; and Hemingway seems to reflect Kipling in the submissive infra-AngloSaxon women that make his heroes such perfect mistresses.
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Page 129 - The committee shall examine the actuarial reports and estimates made by the Railroad Retirement Board and shall have authority to recommend to the Board such changes in actuarial methods as they may deem necessary.
Page 105 - employment" as defined In that Act: or (III) a pension will have been payable to him; or a retirement annuity based on service of not less than ten years (as computed In awarding the annuity) will have begun to accrue to him before 1948. (Section 5(1) (7) of the act.) An employee will have been "partially Insured...
Page 261 - The hearing is adjourned. [Whereupon, at 11:50 am, the subcommittee was adjourned, to reconvene at the call of the Chair.] [The following material was received for the record.] of aep««m«t«ie« Committee on Cnergp anb Commerce SC 20515 March 22, 1991 Ms.
Page 4 - Generally, 10 years of railroad service and a current connection with the railroad industry are required.
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Page 101 - That where service in the period 1924-31 in the one case, or in the period September 1940 to August 1941 in the other case, is, in the judgment of the Board, insufficient to constitute a fair and equitable basis for determining the amount of compensation paid or attributable as...
Page 101 - Enginemen, the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, and the Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen.