Deadline For Vets to Start GI Bill Training July 25 1951
Veterans Administration issues a regulation setting July 25 1951 as the deadline for most veterans to begin GI Bill courses. Exceptions apply for those discharged after July 25, 1947 and for those enlisted under the Armed Forces Voluntary Recruitment Act. Those already in GI Bill training on July 25 may continue, but starting a new course after 1951 is not allowed. Training must be initiated by the 1951 date or four years after discharge, and completed by July 25, 1956.
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Veterans Administration
Armed Forces
Veterans Training Deadlines for Certain Enlistees
Veterans who enlisted or reenlisted under the Voluntary Recruitment Act between October 6, 1945 and October 5, 1946 are not bound by standard deadlines. They have four years from the end of their enlistment period to start training and nine years from that time to complete the program. The veteran must be in training when his entry deadline arrives to continue thereafter.
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Armed Forces
Milam County lunch room receives apples shipment
Two freight cars of fresh apples from Washington arrived in Cameron to be distributed to county lunch rooms. County Superintendent Chas Hicks said a car of dried raisins from California is expected Friday and a car of canned apricots from California will arrive next week.
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Washington
Cameron
Chas. Hicks
California
Marlow Baptists Set Simultaneous Revival Week
The Marlow Baptist Church joins 8000 Southern Baptist churches west of the Mississippi for a Simultaneous Revival April 16 to 23 led by Rev. T F Collier of Copperas Cove with Adrian W Coleman directing the singing. Cottage prayer meetings run April 10 to 13 and a personal soul winning study course is April 7 to 15. Daily services 10 AM and 8 PM with 7:40 PM prayer each evening. Public invited.
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Marlow
Son to the Dents in Harlingen
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Dent of Harlingen welcomed a son born Saturday April 1 1950 at the Medical Arts Hospital Harlingen. The baby is named Alfred Dent II. The mother is Beatrice Tindall. Grandparents are John Tindall Cameron and Alfred Dent Sr Harlingen.
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Alfred Dent
Harlington
Medical Arts Hospital
Harlingen
Alfred Dent, II
Beatrice Tindall
John Tindall
Cameron
Mrs R L Baker Visits Relatives in Austin
Mrs R L Baker is visiting relatives in Austin this week continuing a family trip.
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R. L. Baker
Austin
Parker Returns to the States from Nagoya Air Base
Cpl. Thomas EF. Parker, son of Mr and Mrs Edward L Parker of Burlington Texas, is returning to the United States for discharge from the United States Air Force Colonel Walter C White commanding officer at Nagoya Air Base announced Parker’s transfer. He enlisted in 1947 and served with the Fifth Air Force after arriving in Yokohama and later with the 422nd Air Police Squadron at Nagoya.
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United States
Thomas EF. Parker
Edward L. Parker
Burlington
Texas
United States Air Force
Walter C. White
Nagoya Air Base
Cpl
Parker
Fifth Air Force
Occupation Air Force
Japan
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Far East
Yokohama
422Nd Air Police Squadron
Nagoya
Honshu
Rockdale Dealer Frank Haley Visits Cameron This Week
Rockdale car dealer Frank Haley traveled to Cameron for a business trip this week. He met with local partners to discuss potential transactions and market opportunities in the Cameron area.
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Frank Haley
Rockdale
Cameron
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Marlow Baptists
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the Dents
States
Joe D. Bass
E. A. Camp
E. B. Camp
Minnie Stedman
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Mamie A. Hefley
Farmall
Burkes-Howard CO
Cameron, Texas
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