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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
6
The VA announced follow up studies on 22 major disabilities suffered by World War II veterans to guide future care. The project aims to answer care optimization, eligibility criteria, expected VA hospital loads, and how to improve treatment. It also notes related GI Bill farm training outcomes and range conservation efforts for veterans.
Barbara Conrad daughter of Mr and Mrs Al Conrad celebrated her third birthday at home on Wednesday May 24. Guests included Georgie Earp Pat Buckley Linda Virostke and Beth Conrad. Mrs Ross Meeks left for Ashland Oregon to help her daughter Carol and son Pat prepare to come there. A column discusses soil conservation grazing, reseeding and land classes with advice from Extension Agronomist Jackman Oregon, emphasizing soil quality, proper planning and removing competition to improve grass stands.
Uncle Sam and 200000 newspaperboys back the Independence Drive May 15 to July 4. They plan to distribute 15 million Savings Bonds folders detailing automatic saving through regular income investments.
The article profiles Ben W. Fortson Jr., 45, who has used a wheelchair for 21 years yet was appointed by Governor Elsie Arnall to fill the role of Georgia Secretary of State. He won a full four-year term carrying 151 of 159 counties, and received the Who’s Crippled? citation from the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Fortson’s life began after a 1929 accident left him paralyzed. he educated himself, entered politics, served as state senator and representative, earned an honorary Doctor of Laws, and remains a prominent example that disability need not limit public service.
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