VA to Deduct NSLI Dividends for Veteran Debts
More than half a million veterans owe the government on subsistence overpayments or other VA benefits or on guaranteed loans. The forthcoming NSLI special dividend may be used to cover these debts, with an estimated 20 to 30 million dollars collected from NSLI dividends. About 6 million veterans owe VA roughly 70 million dollars, largely from GI Bill subsistence overpayments, with other debts including pension, compensation, readjustment allowances, and GI loan losses.
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Veterans eligible for aid to buy wheelchair homes under new VA law
The 1949 Public Law 286 expands VA aid to veterans with permanent total service connected disability. Eligible veterans may receive a grant up to 50 percent of home cost or 10000 dollars to buy remodel or liquidate debt on a suitable home. Eligibility hinges on medical feasibility and cost relative to income.
University of Wyoming Enrolls Vast Female Majority in Fall
Fall enrollment shows 742 girls registering for class work at the University of Wyoming, an increase of 10 from last year. Among 32 states and six foreign countries represented, 638 come from Wyoming and 18 from Colorado.
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Wyoming College Enrolls Large Female Student Body
The university reports 309 liberal arts, 247 education, 93 agriculture, 74 commerce, and 16 pharmacy students among 4 states plus one from several others. 292 reside in dormitories with 148 in Knight Hall and 144 in Hoyt Hall, many awaiting Knight Hall expansion. 136 live in six sorority houses, 110 in town rooms, and 208 at home or with relatives.
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Livestock Market Report From Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
The LA Union Stock Yards reports moderate salable livestock with larger totals than last year. Cattle numbers include many stocker and feeder stock, mild gains for steer futures, but heifers and cows show weakness. Hog prices hit yearly lows while bulls stay near steady, calves and vealers down about a dollar.
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Market reports show mixed livestock sales and apple history noted
Medium to good beef cattle priced from 22.50 to 26.00 with primes up. cows mostly 15.80 to 16.50. fat hogs near 18.50 and down. lambs at 19.00. trade described as fully steady. A historical aside mentions Cato and Pliny noting multiple apple varieties in ancient times.
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