VA loans in Midwest totals reach 15 329 by April end
VA guaranteed and insured loans cover Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin with figures: Illinois 7 787 loans 37 217 649 in value. Indiana 5 358 loans 21 125 476 borrowed. Wisconsin 2 184 loans 10 440 529 borrowed. VA education and rehabilitation programs expand hospital services and community life for veterans with new plans and flight training options.
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Seventy new VA science positions announced in Chicago
The Veterans Administration established 70 professional laboratory posts with salaries from 3640 to 5180 dollars plus overtime. The slate includes 47 biochemists, 20 bacteriologists, and 3 serologists or serum specialists. Applicants may apply at Branch No. 7, VA, 226 W Jackson Blvd, Chicago.
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Unemployment aid to veterans falls while new claims rise
Unemployment payments to veterans dropped by nearly one million dollars in early May, even as new claims rose. A national seven day total reached 35.6 million dollars for 1.586 million veterans, down from 36.4 million for 1.596 million. Readjustment allowances to date amount to 681.754 million dollars, while the VA food bill at hospitals homes and offices runs near two million dollars monthly.
VA Examines Colonies for Neuropsychiatric Veterans
The Veterans Administration is seriously considering establishing colonies for neuropsychiatric patients to provide organized care. The plan aims to offer structured housing treatment and rehabilitation options for afflicted veterans.
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Indiana offers state help to dam builders
The Indiana Department of Conservation Division of Water Resources in Indianapolis invites builders to seek free technical guidance. Director Charles H. Bechert says experts can visit proposed dam sites to assess soil and terrain, aiming to curb drought and erosion without red tape, except when a dam causes water to back up onto neighboring property.
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Hats Off to Fashionable Chapeau Print Dress
Hairline print features miniature hats sailing on rayon in a cheerful summer look. The Fashion Frock of the Week shows a double peplum over a pencil skirt with large plastic buttons and spaghetti bows. Short double-tiered sleeves, crepe, easy care, soap and water friendly.
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Anthracnose hits Rush County red clover crops
County extension notes widespread anthracnose in Indiana clover this year. Disease damages leaves stems and crowns with poor first cut quality and yield. Midland and Cumberland strains offer resistance, Midland preferred for Rush County. seed supply limited next year. Farmers urged to plant soybeans for hay and contact the office to compile soybean seed grower listings.
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Indiana State Parks Hires 12 Naturalists for Summer
Robert F. Wirsching says twelve naturalists are stationed at seven Indiana state parks with another to begin duties June 15. The crew will guide groups, teach birds and wildlife, and support museum programs at Turkeys Run and McCormick’s Creek, under chief naturalist Sidney Esten.
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Lodging Problem Shrinks with Richland Soybeans
In central and northern Indiana growing soybeans face lodging issues. The Richland variety shows a very strong stalk, reducing lodging risk and supporting higher standability and yields.
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