Veterans Affairs liberalizes GI Bill course changes
The Taft Teague bill changes how veterans switch fields under the GI Bill. Now a veteran who has completed or left a course may enroll in a new course in the same or a different general field by simply applying if conduct and progress are satisfactory and no prior field change has occurred. Advisement remains for those who already changed fields, with automatic approval if advisement is not completed within 45 days. Chinese in Malaya are mostly businessmen.
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Veterans Administration
Congress
Montana constitutional amendment on separate labor and agriculture departments
Public notice outlines amendments proposed for Montana constitution and sections of Article XVIII and XIII. It details submission to voters in 1950, procedures for ballot wording, approval by majority, and effective date, with officials Sam W. Mitchell and L. Walker certifying acts.
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State of
Montana
Bureau of Labor and Industry
Bureau of Agriculture
Legislative Assembly
State of Montana
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor and Industry
Senate
Sam W. Mitchell
Helena
26Th Legislative Assembly
United States of America
Co. L. Walker
Montana constitutional amendment on county indebtedness limits
A Montana proposed amendment to Section 5 of Article XIII would require voter approval for any new county indebtedness beyond set limits and would cap overall indebtedness at five percent of taxable property value. The measure, to be voted at the November 1950 general election, cites draft wording for counties and bonds.
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Monana
State of
Montana
Montana amendment on debt limit for local governments
A proposed amendment to Section 6 of Article XIII at the 1950 general election sets a five percent indebtedness cap for cities towns townships and school districts based on taxable property value. bonds exceeding this limit would be void unless the Legislature allows extensions to the limit for municipal corporations.
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State of Montana
Sam W. Mitchell
State of
Montana
Helena
Co. L. Walker
Legislative Assembly
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