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United States. Social Security Board

Created during the New Deal, this federal board helped build the foundations of Social Security in the United States. Its work shaped one of the country’s most important public programs and reflected a major shift in how the government approached economic security.

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Security in Your Old Age

Security in Your Old Age

by United States. Social Security Board

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The United States Social Security Board was a federal agency rather than an individual author. It was established in the 1930s to oversee the early administration of Social Security, during a period when the federal government was creating new programs in response to the Great Depression.

Because this is an institutional author, there is no personal life story in the usual sense. Publications issued under this name usually reflect the Board’s role in organizing policy, managing administration, and explaining the new Social Security system to the public.

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