Alarming Numbers of Veterans Dropping Insurance
World War I veterans show high lapse rates in National Service Life Insurance with 60 to 80 percent letting policies lapse. Officials say many cancelations stem from wartime unaware of policy value. Advice urges consulting agents or VA representatives to learn about premiums, extensions, and conversion options. Volunteers needed to aid OPA price control work in the Sixth Region as inflation concerns rise.
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Washington
National Service
D. C
OPA
Iowa
Walter D. Kline
Towa
Kline
GPA
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Illinois
Prige Board
Clarify Subsidy Rules for Cattle Purchases and Slaughter
Subsidy payments are stalled by unclear rules for unidentified cattle bought in stockyards and later sold for slaughter. Producers must prove initial purchase weight or price thresholds to qualify, with requirements including 30 days possession and no prior subsidy, while yards mixing lots complicates identification.
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R. L. Weidauer
Plymouth County
ACA
Iowa
Cattle Subsidy Responsibility Debate Causes Purchase Warnings
AKHURS from owners of cattle sold as feeders warn farmers to check subsidy eligibility before purchases. A past owner’s certification claims no subsidy has or will be applied, yet no agreement exists on who identifies cattle. The dispute centers on responsibility for cattle identification and subsidy collection.
Mustering-Out Payment Act details for WWII veterans
The Mustering-Out Payment Act of 1944 provides payment to all honorably discharged soldiers sailors marines and coast guardsmen discharged after December 7 1941 with exceptions for certain early job leavers. Veterans discharged before February 3 1944 must apply by February 2 1946 or lose the benefit. Applications may be made through Veterans Administration offices service offices of veterans organizations or the American Red Cross. Take a Short Cut to finding a buyer use the Register-Tribune's Want Ad Column.
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United States
Alaska
Veterans’ ‘Administration
Veterans’ Organizations
American Red Cross
Register-Tribune
Plymouth County Farm Loan Assn House Offer
A Plymouth County National Farm Loan Association offer outlines a cooperative home ownership plan with 344% years amortized, fully optional except for refinancing, 4% interest, no appraisal fee or commission. It promotes dividend paying stock and money at cost, inviting calls or letters to 106 Sixth Street, Sioux City.
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Plymouth County National Farm Loan Ass'n
Sixth Street
Sioux City
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