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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1950
Page
10
Mr and Mrs J W Patterson were summoned to Dillon by the illness of Mrs Patterson s aunt Mrs Louis Arndatz. Nadine Fuller returned from a week with her son and daughter in law Dr and Mrs Harold Fuller in Great Falls Montana. Mr and Mrs William Littell and son Percey of Missoula spent Christmas with Mrs Littell s parents in Lima Montana. Mrs Anna Swoboda was a din
The column records New Year greetings at the Mor dan home and multiple holiday visits. Johnnie Mordan returns from relatives in Butte. Henry Snell is found dead in a trailer likely of a heart attack. Visitors include Mrs. Charles Martin of Seattle at Monida and Cecil Palmer relatives. E C Franks hospitalized after New Year's, Burt family trips to Idaho Falls, Berkeley resident visits Lima, and local business visitors Dillon.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Erwin Paul Post 3534 Lima met December 30 and arranged for District President Esther Porter of Philipsburg to visit January 14 with a 6 pm supper at the Peat hotel. Reservations with Gladys Smith or May Griggs.
Internal Revenue Service zone offices in Anaconda Billings Bozeman Butte Cut Bank Glasgow Glendive Great Falls Havre Helena Kalispell Lewistown Livingston Miles City and Missoula will operate January 16 to 31 from 8 am to 5 pm daily excluding weekends to assist farmers and stockmen with 1949 income tax returns. Farmers may delay the 1949 Form 1040 ES estimated tax to January 15 1950 or file Form 1040 by January 31 1950 to avoid the estimated tax. No assistance will be available for estimated tax filings January 1 to 15 due to heavy regular-work. January 15 is the final date for nonfarmers to amend their 1949 estimated tax.
As of November 1 1949 veterans on disability compensation and pension rolls totaled 2 353 000. Civil War 20 Indian Wars 591 Spanish American War 97 000 World War I 494 000 Regular Establishment 51 000 World War II 1 690 000.
The newspaper announces a weekly veterans questions column to be answered by VA contact personnel. Veterans may write or contact the nearest VA unit for detailed information and guidance.
The Veterans Administration issues a four point guide to keep National Service Life Insurance in force for World War II veterans. Payments must be made to the Treasurer of the United States and not to the VA or cash. Include veteran’s name address insurance and service serial numbers on checks money orders or postal notes. Do not wait to mail near the end of the 31 day grace period.
Veterans are advised to avoid lapsing coverage by timely payments and to use VA premium envelopes. If mailing without the envelope, send full name, address, insurance number, and armed forces serial number and address the envelope to the Insurance Service VA District Office Seattle 4 Washington.
A reader asks about VA benefits after an honorable World War II discharge and a subsequent partial disability from an automobile accident. The answer notes that immediate entitlement is denied but hints at potential future eligibility if the reader becomes permanently and totally disabled.
A notice explains potential pensions for ex servicemen or women not traceable to our service. Eligibility depends on income limits of 1000 dollars for those without dependents or 2500 dollars for married individuals or those with a minor child.
The Veterans Administration released a progress report as of November 1 1949 detailing five completed hospitals. Contracts awarded for 40, designs completed but not yet let for six, designs in progress for 14, and designs not yet started for two.
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