Box 5
Contains 54 Results:
Roberts, Fred, 1932
A letter from Paramount Rubber Consolidated, Inc. proposing an old age pension plan that utilizes pension "stamps" issued by the government through the post office
Review of Pamphlet and Advertising by AASS, 1944
Sample advertisement, letters from Advertising Dept.'s of the Nation and the Commonweal
Reservation Acknowledgements, 1935-1936
Jan. 1936 Letters of acknowledgement from the AASS re received reservations
Requests for Comments, Information, Advice, etc., 1943-1944
Questions directed to AASS on legislation; requests for general information re AASS and excerpts from Social Security; also a Conference Calendar for those in the field of public administration
Renewal Letters, 1932-1939
Letters from AASS asking for renewed contributions
Renewals, 1939-1942
Letters from AASS asking for renewed contributions
Spayth, George W., 1938
Letter from Spayth, Editor of The Weekly Call, to Epstein citing an editorial that he had written on old age pensions for his newspaper, and inviting Epstein's criticisms of it
Unemployment Insurance - Illinois, 1935-1942
Correspondence with Rev. Lawrence - Illinois Association for Social Security- re changes in the Federal Social Security Act, and unemployment insurance in Illinois; correspondence from Peter Swanish, Commissioner of Placement and Unemployment Compensation in Illinois; correspondence with Daniel Goldy, Division of Unemployment Compensation, re the interests and philosophy of the AASS
Unemployment Insurance - New York State, 1933-1934
Letters to N.Y. State union officials from a member of the N.Y. Permanent Conference on Social Security, urging them to write to George Meany (VP of the N.Y. Fed. of Labor and part of a committee to recommend legislation for unemployment insurance in N.Y.) supporting a bill such as the Social Security (which does not use the company reserve plan); correspondence from the AASS re state legislation and its own Model unemployment bill designed by the most prominent experts in the field
Unemployment Insurance - Hearing on Albany, 1935
More requests from the AASS - to the League of Women Voters, etc., - re attendance at the March, 1935 hearing on unemployment insurance in Albany; replies expressing how many could attend were requested; Mr. Epstein stressed the importance of this hearing in demonstrating support for the penc ing Byrne-Killgrew Bill (of which a brief description is enclosed)