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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1949
Page
2
The newspaper announces a weekly veterans questions column produced to aid local veterans. Readers are urged to contact the nearest Veterans Administration unit for detailed information or to write for guidance.
World War II veterans with service related disabilities have until January 1 1950 to reinstate lapsed National Service Life Insurance or add up to 10000 of new insurance if disabilities incurred Oct 8 1940 to Sept 2 1945 are less than total. VA notes that those with health limits may qualify after a physical exam.
The article states that an examination will be provided by the Veterans Administration at no cost to the veteran, ensuring access to required medical assessment without financial burden.
Veterans with bad conduct discharge should contact the nearest Veterans Administration office to seek a determination under conditions other than dishonorable or request a review from the service that issued the discharge. The VA outlines deadlines for G I Bill education, loans, readjustment allowances, NSLI insurance, and other benefits, with different timelines for WWII veterans based on discharge dates and enlistment acts.
Veterans may reinstate lapsed G I term insurance by filing a completed medical examination report as evidence of good health. If the reinstatement application is made before January 1, 1950, good health will not be denied due to disabilities less than total in degree arising from or aggravated by active service.
The state board of examiners will review final architectural plans for the Indian Tubercular wing at the State Hospital in Galen in January. The project adds 172 beds across two wings with a total appropriation of 3.1 million dollars, including 1.5 million federal funds. Bids may be sought in February or March. The Montana Milk Control board postponed its December 5 meeting to January 5 upon a continuance request from the Milk Distributor's Association of Montana.
Termites and wood destroying fungi cause over 50 million dollars in yearly damage. Shields between foundation masonry and wood force termites out into view for destruction. Chemical preservatives add resistance, and well seasoned lumber plus proper ventilation prevent moisture, reducing fungal growth.
The state board of equalization reports Montana November tax receipts totaling 1 737 05 69 with a year over year increase of 223 347 31 from November last year. The state gasoline tax brought in 962 195 27, over half of November’s total tax revenue, and gasoline tax receipts in November 1949 rose 157 119 41 over the prior November.
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