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A weekly column will publish common questions for veterans seeking VA guidance. Readers are advised to contact the nearest VA unit or write for detailed information.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1950
Page
2
A weekly column will publish common questions for veterans seeking VA guidance. Readers are advised to contact the nearest VA unit or write for detailed information.
American servicemen called into action in Korea may qualify for Veterans Administration benefits. Those injured or ill in line of duty could receive disability compensation at wartime rates. Dependents of service members who die could receive death compensation at wartime rates. Wartime rates are authorized by Public Law 359, 77th Congress, enacted after Pearl Harbor.
The VA notes Korea action triggers disability categories for line of duty injuries and the Korean conflict affects G I Bill and hospital coverage. While training under the G I Bill injuries do not guarantee local hospital care, veterans may qualify for VA hospitalization based on war service.
The VA and FHA announce joint regulations to cut fees on G I Bill housing loans. Applies to construction and permanent financing for loans after July 17 1950. Construction rate capped at 5 percent interest and 24 percent service charge by lenders.
Mr. C. W. Frame, a business visitor from Glen, was in town on Monday.
A Jackson social event at the Fred Hirschey home featured a tea honoring Miss Shirley Stocker of Armstead and her mother Mrs. Stocker with Mrs. Mabel Smith of Pasadena. About seventy ladies attended as refreshments, a miniature wedding cake centerpiece, and musical numbers followed by varied visits and services announcements at the Community church.
A science film titled Dust or Destiny will be shown at the First Baptist diet Wednesday July 26 at p.m. It features unusual creatures of nature including a silver grun ion smelt found on California beaches and notes a quick catch with bare hands.
Donald Scott underwent appendectomy at Barrett hospital Sunday. Eldo Strouds bought a new Dodge coupe last week. W J Backus and daughter Nancy attended the wedding of Betty Raddatz and Kenneth Koho in Lima on July 16. Walter Bastian family fished on Bloody Dick and visited neighbors. Harvey Simpson and John Prohosky made a West Fork trip. Sophia Guyaz traveled to Butte to visit Murray hospital patients. Dillon visitors included the Grimes and telephony staff. 4-H Builders met at Ruth Ann Brown’s with forest service films and square dancing. Open house outings, hospital patients, and local visits fill the week’s notes.
Reverend Arthur W. Allen leads Sunday services with 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. worship featuring the sermon A Divine Contract. Evening programs include 6 p.m. College Fellowship and 7:30 p.m. Bible study God’s Recruits. A film Dust or Destiny is set for July 26 at 8 p.m. with transport meeting at the parsonage at 1:30 p.m.
A public notice invites visitors to learn about the bat's dark flight ability and see the remarkable California grunion that comes ashore to lay eggs. The event is open to all with no admission charge.
Grace Memorial Methodist Church invites the public to Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Norman L. Ovitt and a morning service at 11 a.m. with organ meditations and a sermon The Religion of Communism by Miss Norothy Newnes. Nursery provided. Women’s Society meets Thursday at 2 p.m. Names listed for officers and visitors welcome.
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH B M ALSTAD pastor announces weekly worship every Sunday at 11 00 a m. Services are held at the church with fellowship to follow.
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