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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1950
Page
3
Sgt 1st Class Albert E. Browne, a veteran of Merrill's Marauders, praises the Army for variety and initiative. He notes re enlistment keeps duties fresh and compares the Army to a fast-moving modern business. In Butte Montana, recruiters offer guidance on success opportunities.
The newspaper will publish a weekly veterans questions column in partnership with the VA. Veterans in the area are urged to contact the nearest VA unit or write for detailed information.
World War II veterans gain higher home loan guarantees under the new Housing Act. The VA raises the guaranty to 60 percent of the loan, up to a $7,500 maximum, increasing from 50 percent and $4,000 previously. The Veterans Administration outlines implementation steps and changes, including provisions affecting unremarried widows.
The act extends loan guarantees and adds direct 4 percent government loans in certain areas. FHAGI loans end after Oct 20 1950 and 30 year repayment lowers monthly payments. It broadens farm dwellings loans and allows restoration of guaranty rights after condemnation or destruction. A free medical exam is available when needed to determine eligibility.
The Veterans Administration explains a July 25 deadline for starting GI Bill courses, with exceptions for those discharged after July 25 1947 and those who enlisted or re enlisted under the Armed Forces Voluntary Recruitment Act. Veterans already in GI training on July 25 1951 may continue, but no new starts after that date. The VA says policy allows changes only within ongoing training and requires continuous pursuit toward completion. Civil courts cannot review VA compensation decisions as VA rulings are final.
World War II veterans can reinstate National Service Life Insurance even after lapses. If lapsed three months or more, a free physical exam is required. if under three months, exam often not needed. Back premiums vary by policy type: term requires two monthly premiums, while converted policies demand full arrears with interest. Contact a local VA office for guidance and reinstatement steps.
Royal Neighbors members share a Mother’s Day dinner at Log Haven cafe with children Ruth Clemon Sandy Lapham Amber Lapham Jimmy Kalitowski Susie Boetticher John Burton Suzanne Dansie. Mrs. Bob Jackson hosts St Margar’s guild meeting and sets monthly dates. Dillon visitors and trips include Hirschey and Olsen traveling to San Diego for Cecile Hirshey’s bedside care. Community groups meet from VFW to Red Cross classes with new members, and local clubs plan openings and toy drives for prisoners in Deer Lodge.
The article notes the widow must dissolve all prior marriages to prove the validity of her marriage to the veteran, outlining the required dissolution steps and their impact on her claim.
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