Table 4.-Old-age and survivors insurance: Selected data on benefits, employers, workers, and taxable earnings, by State, for specified periods, 1952-1954 [In thousands, except for average taxable earnings, data corrected to Nov. 10, 1954] Table 5.-Old-age and survivors insurance: Selected data on benefits, employers, workers, and taxable earnings for specified periods, 1952–1954 [In thousands except for average monthly benefit and average taxable earnings; corrected to Nov. 10, 1954] 1 Estimates of insured workers have not been adjusted to reflect changes in insurance status arising from: (1) provisions that coordinate the old-age and survivors insurance and railroad retirement programs, and (2) wage credits for military service. Estimates are only partially adjusted to eliminate duplicate count of persons with taxable earnings reported on more than 1 account number. The effect of such duplication is substantially less significant for insured workers than for uninsured workers. 2 Not possible under the 1950 amendments until July 1, 1954. Not available. Table 6.—Special types of public assistance under plans approved by the Social Security Administration: Number of recipients and average payment, June 1954, and total payments to recipients, by program and State, fiscal year 1954 [Includes vendor payments for medical care and cases receiving only such payments] 1 Includes as recipients the children and 1 parent or other relative in which the requirements of at least 1 adult were considered in determining the amount of assistance. 2 No approved plan in operation. 3 Average payment not computed on base of less than 50 recipients. Table 7.-Special types of public assistance under plans approved by the Social Security Administration: Federal grants to States and total expenditures and percent from Federal funds, by program and State, fiscal year 1954 [Includes vendor payments for medical care; amounts in thousands; data corrected to October 25, 1954] |