American Legion Wins $32 Million World War I Policy Dividend
The American Legion reports a $32 million special dividend for USGLI holders, to be paid mid April to mid May by the Veterans Administration. The effort followed years of advocacy by the Legion Insurance Advisory Board, ending with VA approval and a push to convert term policies to permanent plans, though many WWI veterans with certain policies will not benefit. Maryland veterans are urged to contact Legion Service Officer Charles L. Michael at the VA Building in Baltimore for guidance.
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National Rehabilitation Commission
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Insurance Advisory Board
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Department of Maryland
Charles L. Michael
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Maryland
Card of Thanks for Mary Ann Sullivan Bereavement
The Sullivan family extends thanks for kindness sympathy messages and floral offerings after the loss of Mrs. Mary Ann Sullivan. Howard P. Sullivan expresses gratitude for neighbors and friends during this bereavement.
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Mary Ann Sullivan
Howard P. Sullivan
Helping people in battles in life is heroic in its own right
A concise sentiment notes that aiding others facing life struggles carries equal valor to directly rescuing disaster victims, emphasizing moral courage and everyday heroism.
Marine Studios Marineland Seascape Featured At Florida
Marine Studios in Marineland Florida offers a view beneath the sea through glass portholes in giant aquarium tanks. Thousands of fish and turtles perform as visitors watch feeding time at Porpoise Stadium.
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Marineland
Florida
Jacksonville
Porpoise Stadium
Upside-Down Florida Map Promoted by Esso Touring Service
Esso Touring Service offers a New York to Florida upside-down road map for vacationers. Dealers from New York to the Carolinas carry the map, claiming easier right and left turns and quicker location of nearby cities and towns.
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Florida
Esso Touring Service
New York
Carolinas
Live Each Day Poem by Hilda K Wiggin
Poem urges living each day fully with love and duty. It speaks of daily tasks as gifts from God and asks to spend today doing good, kind, and true. It contrasts yesterday and tomorrow with a call to present action.
Service Shorts Fort Benning GA Gyroscope rotation
Pvt Wayne R Butler aged 20 son of James T Butler of Greensboro is set to leave Fort Benning Georgia this month for Europe under Operation Gyroscope the Army rotation program.
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Wayne R. Butler
James T. Butler
Greensboro
Europe
Soldiers in early 1950s Army assignments described
Army records describe Pvt. Butler of the 3d Infantry Division replacing the 10th in Germany. He joined last September, trained at the fort, and is a 1955 Greensboro High School graduate employed by Greensboro Hardware. Also Pvt. Gardner Jr. of 3rd Infantry Division’s 68th Armor at Fort Benning finished four weeks of tank gunnery and training at Fort Stewart after enlisting in October 1957 and graduating from Greensboro High School in 1953.
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3Rd Infantry Division
68Th Armor
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