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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1946
Page
3
The newspaper will publish a weekly veterans questions column. Veterans should contact the VA contact unit at Room 211, NE Corner Main and Park, Butte Montana, for detailed information.
More than 50,000 veterans in the Pacific Northwest were on VA subsistence rolls at the end of November, up about 14,000 from October. While job trainee rolls fell, veteran enrollments in schools and colleges rose by nearly 8,000. wage ceilings barred some in training from benefits.
The Veterans Administration announced delivery of 68 automobiles in November to World War II veterans who lost or lost the use of limbs in service. Car makers and dealers offered priority service due to no official priority system, with most veterans waiting under six weeks. The program is a $30 million effort initiated by Congress.
A reader asks if failing to submit a trainee report of earnings and facing a suspension affects subsistence payments. The answer: if the report shows entitlement, subsistence will not be lost for the suspension period.
A Christmas week program at Northwest Veterans Administration hospitals keeps patients busy with volunteer groups staff and patients. The week features the world premiere of Cross My Heart with Betty Hutton and Sonny Tufts Christmas day gifts special services and free gift shops run by the American Legion Auxiliary offering wrap and mail services to families.
At Los Angeles Union Stock Yards demand slowed as many shops closed for a Monday holiday. Fat cattle eased while replacements held steady. Beef steers sold mostly $19.50 to $22.75 with top calves $20 to $21.25. Hog and sheep prices fell, lambs unchanged near $22.
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