New Law Eases Farm Home Loans for Veterans
A new act signed by the President expands GI loan guarantees to 60 percent for three farm loan types including purchase of a farm with residence, construction of a farm home, and improvements to farm residences. The maximum guarantee is 7,500, with other farm nonresidential loans remaining at 50 percent up to 2,000.
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Huggins Reunion At Lake Eanes
Sunday July 16 gathering at Lake Eanes Comanche honored W B Huggins and treasurer Mrs for a Dunlap reunion originator John Huggins Sherman. Forty two attendees from Sherman Dallas Mullin and Comanche shared memories and planned next year’s event.
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VA pays claims on farm loan losses and GI benefit deadlines
VA has paid $1,456,400 in claims on 2,099 farm loans with further recovery possible. WWII veterans may still use GI loan benefits until July 25, 1957 and Korean conflict veterans until January 31, 1965.
Houston FFA Convention Aims Big Week of Events
The Houston convention will feature tours of industry leaders, banquets, entertainment, and business sessions. FFA boys will receive more than $5.00 in presentations throughout the three day event at Rice Row downtown.
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Santa Fe Improves Rails With New Welded Track
Santa Fe describes extensive upgrades including 103 miles of continuous welded rail using an electric welding process, a ballast dry cleaner, and longer lasting ties. The railroad emphasizes that improvements come from earnings, not taxes, as part of its effort to make America’s Railroad newer and better.
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