Veterans Administration GI Bill six year facts
The VA reports most WWII veterans benefited from the GI Bill with education loans and readjustment subsidies. About seven million veterans studied or trained, loans topped 11 billion dollars for 2.1 million borrowers, and 92 percent of loans funded home purchases with low default rates. Readjustment allowances ended for most in 1949, and NSLI dividend inquiries are advised after June 30, 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
NSLI
E. G. Joseph
Special Insurance Projects Service
Washington, D. C
G I Term Policies Expiring This Year in Pacific Northwest
The Veterans Administration notes many G I term insurance policies issued in 1942 will end in the latter half of the year. Veterans may renew for five years, convert to permanent plans such as Ordinary Life or 20 Pay Life, or drop coverage. If expired, new applications and exams are required. No extra compensation is given for service connected disabilities based on overseas service.
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Pacific Northwest
Veterans Administration
Stuart
Hero
State plan to raise grazing land fees faces objections
Northern Montana stockmen oppose the proposed land department hike in grazing land fees from 1.5 to 6–8 cents per acre per year. Cattlemen favor reasonable raises but reject a 400 to 500 percent increase. The land board sent the matter to Commissioner W. P. Pilgeram to draft a tentative rate schedule for board review.
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Montana
State Land Department
The
Land Board
W. P. Pilgeram
Society Notes Highlight Open House for Mrs Schwab
Mrs John Collins and Mrs Harold Warner hosted an open house at the Warner residence on South Pacific street June 29 honoring Mrs Herman Schwab who arrived from Hawaii to visit her parents, plus two Warner daughters and relatives. The event featured Hawaiian songs, piano, ukulele, flowers and hundreds of guests. Beck Grimes wedding in Anaconda marked by a simple ceremony at First Presbyterian church June 25 with reception at 301 West Park, Dillon. The couple to reside in Dillon after July 1. bridesmaids and ushers named. bride a 1949 Beaverhead graduate. groom a 1945 Twin Bridges graduate. Another wedding, Hill McLaughlin, united Irene Hill and Donald L. McLaughlin in Butte June 17 with a Yellowstone honeymoon. Engagement announced: Shirley Stocker to Richard Hirschy with fall wedding planned.
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John Collins
Harold M. Warner
Warner
South Pacific Street
Herman Schwab
Hawaii
Erma Lou Warner
Champ T. Cuff
Claudia Dawn
Wendy Lou
Alhambra
Calif
Islands
Schwab
Richard F. Burns
R. M. Gregg
T. Lee McCracken
Marion Pyeatt
Corrinne Kelly
Ray Megquier
Peggy Lou Sutherland
Dorothy Newnes
George Dyas
Peggy Landervill
Maxine Beck
Bonnie Beck
Argyl Stephens
Reynold Beck
Harold Patrick
West Park
Dillon
Anaconda High School
Western Montana College of Education
Grimes
Beaverhead County High School
Montana State University
Missoula
Hill McLaughlin
Irene Hill
M. A. Madsen
Donald L. McLaughlin
J. J. McLaughlin
Twin Bridges
Butte
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Winston
William Wickham
Miss Hill
Lloyd’s
Yellowstone Park
Beaverhead County
Twin Bridges High School
Roy Stocker
Grant
Shirley
Richard Hirschy
Fred Hirschy
Wisdom
Miss Stocker
Hirschy
Big Hole Basin
New Montana health board names executives
Dr G D Carlyle of Portland named new executive director of Montana board of health as Dr Thompson, former Oregon official, to take over in Helena in August. Dr Kilbourne resigns, with Dr Shafer of the U S Public Health Service set as acting executive officer until Thompson arrives.
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G. D. Carlyle
Portland
Ore
Montana Board of Health
Edward S. Murphy
Murphy
Doctor Thompson
Oregon State Health
Division of Preventive Medical Services
Helena
Thompson
B. K. Kilbourne
Montana Board
Doctor Kilbourne
J. K. Shafer
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Shafer
Montana
Tax Sale Notice and Quiet Title Suit in Beaverhead County
Public tax sale set for 10 a m July 17 1960 in Dillon Montana for all delinquent properties with list available at the County Treasurer. Also a Montana district court summons in Beaverhead County for Leo M Pfiffner vs Anna P Brown Susan Pfiffner Myrtle Dod son Ruth Holland First National Bank of Lima and FDIC plus unknown parties to quiet title to multiple lands in sections township and range described in the complaint.
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Beaverhead
Dillon
Montana
Alice H. Orr
District Court of the
Fifth Judicial District
State of
County of
Leo M. Pfiffner
Anna P. Brown
Susan Pfiffner
Myrtle Dodson
Ruth Holland
First National Bank OF Lima
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Beaverhead County
M.P
SEYNE
NWYNE
M.P.M
M. P.M
Walter Breazeale
A. D
H. E. Contway
Theresa L. Giles
Theodore F. McFadden
AT STUD GENIUS AMERICAN SADDLER FEE 35
Advertisement notes registered horse AT STUD GENIUS American Saddler with a fee of 35 dollars. Mentions F. B. Schuyler in Dillon and directs readers to O K Rubber Welders at 109 Bannack St Dillon for best service. Additional shorthand 47-tf and 10-tf appear as ledger lines.
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Genius
F. B. Schuyler
Dillon
O. K
Bannack St
Vacuum cleaner saga and beer ad sign ruling
A humorous tale spoofs Lewyt vacuum cleaner features and a quiet model winning regard from a husband. In a separate ruling, Montana’s supreme court upholds a beer advertising ban on electric or illuminated signs by a 4-1 vote, sending the case back to dismiss.
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State Supreme Court
High Court
Lewis and Clark County
R. H. Fletcher
Outdoor Advertising Association
Fletcher
Montana Liquor Control Board
Montana
Lee Metcalf
Missoula Eyes Fort Missoula Purchase At Election
Missoula county commissioners propose purchasing the former army base Fort Missoula for about 150000 to develop as a county center and will place the measure on the November 7 general election ballot.
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Missoula
Missoula County
Fort Missoula
Rural lines to reach 223 more homes in Dawson and McCone
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a $385 000 loan to the McCone County Electric Co op Inc to build 200 miles of new distribution lines. The project will serve 223 additional consumers in Dawson and McCone counties and was approved at Circle in a meeting attended by over 600 people.
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Rural Electrification Administraon
Dawson
McCone
McCone County Electric Co-op, Inc
Circle
Preliminary budgets filed for Beaverhead County districts
The county and Beaverhead County High School budgets for the next school year are on file for inspection at the county superintendent of schools office. The county school budget supervisors will meet at 10 a.m. on the fourth Monday in July to discuss and adopt final budgets and district expenditures. Taxpayers may attend and speak for or against any budget item. Christine Opp, County Superintendent of Schools, Dillon Montana.
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Board of
School Budget Supervisors
Christine Opp
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Montana
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Dillon Examiner
Dillon Becmatnas
St. Dillog
Pational Advertising Representative
Advertisin
Sgattle
Vagw Voes Pracisco
Asslciaton Member
U. S
Rrereren Rete Rsa Co
Weare
G.I
Hazelbaker
Insura
Nce
Dillon, Mont
John Prohosky
Armstead, Mont
State Bank
Diana Reynord
East Tlveland
Ciquitt Deal
College Park
August Engler
Beaux-Arts Institute and Tile Council of America
Thomas Mulig
Engler
Queen Elizabeth
Ats AM
Louis XV
J.v.clarke
B. A. Risley
C.P.A
Board of County Commissioners
Evelyn Lloyd
Republican
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