VA Pension Rules Outlined by Amarillo VA Official
C. E. Todd of the Amarillo Veterans Administration explains pension rules for veterans and survivors. Pensions cover monthly amounts starting at 60 dollars, rising to 72 after 10 years or at age 65, with specific disability and service requirements and income limits. Widow and child benefits are detailed with varying amounts and eligibility tied to wartime service, marital timing, and income caps.
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C. E. Todd
Veterans Administration
Amarillo
Federal workers in Washington shrink to eleven percent
The Civil Service Commission reports only 11 of every 100 federal workers are in Washington, down from about 14 before the war. Of 2,119,000 federal workers in the U.S. last October, 224,700 were in the Washington area, illustrating the government's decentralization. December is among the two deadliest months for accidental deaths due to peak traffic, burns and asphyxiations.
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Washington
The
Civil Service Commission
Ancient belief links fox lungs to asthma relief
The text notes that ancient opinions praised the respiratory power of the fox, claiming its lungs had medicinal value for treating asthma. This reflects historic herbals or folk medicine beliefs rather than modern science.
Signs To Give Conditions on Four Highways
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce will supply signs at cost to cafes tourist courts and filling stations to provide visitors with current highway data. It will call businesses with signs when weather or road conditions change, using Highway 66 60 87 and 287 as sources. Ted Lokey commented he believes that.
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Globe
Jim Howard
The
Chamber of Commerce
Ted Lokey
Ted Lokey Tire Co
Fillmore
Amarillo
Signs to Boost Food Wine Trade in Amarillo
If filling stations and tourist courts cooperate by posting signs in prominent places and keeping them up to date Amarillo will go a long way toward creating food wine in the tourist trade and also in the towns in Amarillo's trade territory.
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Amarillo
A and M Plans to Acquire Camp Wallace Buildings
Texas A and M officials reveal plans to acquire surplus buildings at Camp Wallace near Galveston for campus use. The project aims to boost classroom space by 30 percent by next spring, with the buildings slated for general use on campus.
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Camp Wallace
College Station
Texas A. & M
Galveston
Yenan University Survives War With Open-Air Classes
In wartime Yenan the university conducted classes outdoors in freezing weather. Students studied in caves near the Chinese Communist capital as harsh conditions tested endurance and dedication to learning.
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Yenan University
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