Old Age Pensions
Old Age Pensions
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8d. A week and a certain, but unascertained, amount of food and coal.
In a further case the weekly amount of the relief was 4s. And food of the value of 8d. The claimant contended that the relief was for her husband alone, and pointed out that upon his admittance to the infirmary shortly before his death, the relief was discontinued. She stated that she main- tained herself by needlework. The pension officer appealed against the decision allow- ing her claim, and correspondence took place betwe...en the Local Government Board, the relieving officer and the Guar- dians. The relieving officer stated that the claimant was relieved jointly with DISQUALIFICATIONS: POOR RELIEF 87 her husband. The Guardians, however, did not agree with this view, and pointed out that, after the death of the husband and the discontinuance of the relief, the fact that the claimant did not herself apply for relief suggested that she had other income at her command and that the only reason for the relief granted to the husband was his poverty due to his physical con- dition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8d. A week and a certain, but unascertained, amount of food and coal.
In a further case the weekly amount of the relief was 4s. And food of the value of 8d. The claimant contended that the relief was for her husband alone, and pointed out that upon his admittance to the infirmary shortly before his death, the relief was discontinued. She stated that she main- tained herself by needlework. The pension officer appealed against the decision allow- ing her claim, and correspondence took place betwe...en the Local Government Board, the relieving officer and the Guar- dians. The relieving officer stated that the claimant was relieved jointly with DISQUALIFICATIONS: POOR RELIEF 87 her husband. The Guardians, however, did not agree with this view, and pointed out that, after the death of the husband and the discontinuance of the relief, the fact that the claimant did not herself apply for relief suggested that she had other income at her command and that the only reason for the relief granted to the husband was his poverty due to his physical con- dition.
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