Institutional on farm training under the GI Bill for veterans
The article explains eligibility for World War II veterans to receive full-time institutional on-farm training under Public Law 346 and the GI Bill. It outlines service dates, minimum active service, honorable discharge requirements, and the training duration, up to four years, based on individual needs. It advises applying through approved institutions and notes documents to bring, including discharge papers and dependency proofs if applicable.
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Naval
Coast Guard
Armed Forces Voluntary Recruitment Act
Livestock Prices Slip at Los Angeles Market in Week Decline
At the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards on March 22 1950 cattle numbers rose about 7600 head from the prior week yet remained below a year earlier as prices eased from early week peaks. Supplys of steers and heifers strengthened late with cows and dairy cattle showing steady to lower quotes. best fed stock ranged around 23 75 to 26 75 with a few at 27 85. Dairy cows and vealers traded, calves brought 26 and up, with overall activity modest amid pressure.
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Bu'le
Dmray
Ergelinpers
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Marceh
Inslozna
Savings Bonds drive boosts millions in support
Uncle Sam reports 275 000 400 individual E Savings Bonds purchased since May 1941. Each bond guaranteed to return 4 for 3 in ten years. About 3 000 000 volunteers aided the Treasury in a historic sales record. May 15 marks the Savings Bonds Independence Drive.
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Meat markets report mixed livestock prices and tight supplies
The market shows stockers and feeders below demand with medium to good steers at 23.50 to 26, half fat cattle at 26.50, stock heifers 25.25, and butcher hogs 18.25 to 19 with sows steady. Sheep and lambs were scarce, but the undertone remains strong due to limited finished lambs in the country.
Red Cross Hospital Workers Help Speed Patient Recovery
Red Cross hospital workers aid recovery in military wards by combining medical support with welfare and recreation. A 23 year old soldier, badly injured, finds solace in bedside music recording and letters to his wife, aided by a recreation worker and a Gray Lady. Nearby chapters coordinate volunteers to lift morale with hostesses, games, and social activities behind the scenes.
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Red Cross Hospital
Red Cross
Social Security checks reach Wyoming residents
Praznik and Green in Kemmerer report nearly 50 thousand Rocky Mountain residents receive over 960 thousand dollars monthly under the old age and survivors insurance. In Wyoming over 3300 retired workers and families qualify for monthly payments and survivors benefits totaling more than 966 thousand dollars monthly. The state has fewer beneficiaries due to smaller population and limited covered employment. National figures show 2,742,808 people qualified for insurance payments totaling over 56 million each month.
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Rock ‘Springs
Wyoming
Wyonne
Qler
Shafer
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