Costs at Soldier's Home High Full State Control Favored
The Griffen Associates report to Governor Drum and the General Assembly analyzes home finances at the Soldiers Home. It calls for state control, revised per capitas, new administration, and tighter admission tests to ensure funds and pensions are properly managed while protecting veterans and their dependents.
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Smith Democrats urged to ban officials as delegates
New York Jan. 11 7 AP The World and Herald Tribune report political friends of Governor Alfred E. Smith urge eliminating public officials and candidates for public office as delegates to Democratic national conventions. They propose three changes including abolishing the two thirds rule and replacing roll call voting with a viva voce vote by delegates.
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Suit over radio patents dismissed in Wilmington
Federal Judge Morris dismissed the GE patent suit against De Forest Radio Corp after ruling the ductility of tungsten is an inherent quality not patentable. The case began in November 1925 and concluded in February 1926 with De Forest asserting patent validity.
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Debating Veterans Home Admissions Policy Reconsideration
A state board discusses consolidating spaces in veterans facilities to relieve congestion in other institutions. The report argues most WWII era veterans may not increase, warns against denying care to remaining veterans, and criticizes liberal admission interpretations. It cites a 1926 case of a civilian discharged for lack of service admitted as an ex-soldier.
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Soldiers’ Hospital Board
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