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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
7
A former police officer recalls sea travels and life in Malmo and Gothenburg Sweden. He describes naval industry, pensions, visas, and customs procedures, the Gripsholm voyage, and farewells as he sails toward Liverpool aboard a well equipped liner.
Guidance explains GI Bill eligibility rules for prewar and postwar enlistment and notes that veterans who served before official termination remain eligible. It cites June wartime veteran totals and breaks down World War II and World War I veteran numbers. The account also covers V-12 service time credit and advice to seek VA decisions locally. It ends with a traveler’s reunion note from New York Harbor.
Insurance records are kept in VA branch offices. Send premiums to Veterans Administration Branch II Insurance Collections Division Exchange Building Seattle 4 Washington.
Washington July 25 Associates of Chairman Andrew J. May of the house military affairs committee said he suffered a heart attack that will prevent him from testifying tomorrow before the senate war investigating committee. May is ordered to rest at home for several days.
Veterans in Montana and four northwest states must send NSLI premium payments to the VA Seattle office. The NSLI files for Montana Idaho Oregon Washington Alaska and others are being decentralized from New York to Seattle to speed service. Veterans can expect delays to ease within three months.
OPA lifts ceilings on many products and scraps controls for several consumer items. Price hikes cover coal fuels and various household goods while manufacturing ceilings rise for thermostats and gear. Minor items like work gloves and seat covers see limited increases as regulators broaden pricing powers.
PARIS July 27 Gertrude Stein the American expatriate writer died at 7 30 p m today in the American hospital from a tumor condition an hour after entering a deep coma Doctors attempted to revive her for an hour Miss Stein was 72 born in Allegheny Pennsylvania Her companion Alice Toklas was at her bedside A hospital spokesman said a fuller statement would be issued tomorrow morning.
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