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Dillon Examiner in Dillon, Montana

01 Nov 1950

Page 14

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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1950

Page

14

Lima Community News Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Local residents visit friends in Dillon and Idaho Falls while others attend assemblies, parties, and church services. Notable items include Rainbow for Girls Halloween activities, new births, and community demonstrations, with regional travel to Butte, Pocatello, and Helena noted alongside club meetings and remembrances.

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C. E. Calvert Lima Dam Lima Marlene Franks Dillon Line Miller Monida Bob Rolls Dell Butte Arthur Freedstrom Alice Peterson Mary Sheely Fred Sheely Idaho Falls W. W. Bybee Sam Pickering W.W. Bybee S. Pickering Denver Colo Eunice Pickering John Burt George Burt Sharon Burt Jim Burt I. E. Pruitt W. G. Schwede Las Vegas New Mexico Martha Jeanne Pruitt Rexburg Idaho Woodcraft Don Tash Carol Pat Brown Jatter Hale Edna Blackburn Lima Community Church James Pierce David Freeman Jack Bray Barrett Hospital Floyd Kenison, Jr Ralph Stosich Pythian Sisters Clara Dowling Dorothy Peterson Pete Grimstad P. H. Peterson Ray Martinell Dora Peterson Mary Rose Ethel Hoadley Nettie Stephens Billings Helena John Sweeney James McKenzie Henry Gravely Oscar Gravely Henry Fitter Hazel McNinch Wilson McNinch Melvin Masonic Hall Carol Tash Leora Nix Dorothy Ann Peterson Sidney Myers Elva Owens Lima Assembly No Order of Rainbow For Girls Hilma Merrell Norman Empey Pete Peterson Earl Peterson Martha Foster Dilon Howard Beardslee Rose Hungate Bruce E. Westerfield Bruce, Jr Renee Pocatello C. L. Price Westerfield R. B. Lowder Blackfoot Arthorn C. L. Calvert Walt Fagan Vernon Wing Roy Smith V.F.W J. E. Anderson Rickie Holton Club Charles Clark Missoula Max Nye Beaverhead County Carolina Bill Humphrey Los Angeles Calif Humphrey Ann Connor Opal Casino Roy McNinch Dewitt Norman Bozeman Luella Kellett Pythian Sisters Sewing Club Maggie Patterson Mary Hungate
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Construction Details for Waterproof Floors and Insulation

The American Builder outlines a watertight floor system using 15-pound asphalt saturated felt and hot asphalt, with a 4 inch concrete top. It notes a common practice of insulating floors with a 4 inch vermiculite concrete layer beneath the top slab to reduce heat loss and condensation.

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American Builder Magazine American Builder
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Veterans Administration Q&A Column Planned

The newspaper will publish a weekly Veterans Administration Q&A column answering common questions for area veterans. For detailed info veterans should contact or write to the nearest VA contact unit.

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Veterans Administration
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VA Rules Change Courses Under G I Bill Regulations

The Veterans Administration issued new rules for changing general fields of training under the G I Bill and for avocational courses. First changes are approved by application unless a second change prompts advisement. A third change requires evidence of need for a short intensive course in a critical shortage occupation. New avocational training rules mirror existing requirements for business relevance. The burden of proof rests with veterans and decisions follow documented evidence. Also answers on disability pay when recalled to active duty note that pension and compensation may not be paid if recalled and overpayments must be repaid.

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Veterans Administration Marine Corps Reserve
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Veterans Aided Through VA Programs Reach Millions

Veterans Administration reports over seven million veterans earned education or training under the GI Bill while more than two million received GI loans for homes farms and businesses. They total debts exceed eleven and a half billion dollars with over 99 percent repaying on time. GL insurance is another program showing strong support for veterans.

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Veterans Administration
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Veterans Insurance and Loan Entitlements Clarified

The VA explains that G I insurance is not automatic for those called to active duty and requires a signed application and premium payments or allotment. It notes nearly six million National Service Life Insurance policies with about thirty six billion in protection. The VA also outlines restoration of used G I loan entitlement upon transfer, advising applicants to contact the VA regional office with a written statement of reasons.

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G.I Far East
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Montana Michael A. E. Rose Empey Ora Freeman Susan Rose Hovie Cantrell Linda Montpelier John W. Bonner Mathews Store Dillon Rendering. Company John E. Kennedy Kennedy Jerry J. O'Connell Park County Washington, D. C David George Plotkin David George Kin Plotkin Selective Service A.S Knudsen Army Medical Corps USA Kin Sam Roth New York Singapore America U. S Council For Pan-American Democracy Hamilton Jerry O’connell F.J.M THE Park County News Jack Henry Republican State Central Committee Jim Annin Leo Mont Theo E. Bay Republican Pol. Pol. Adv Gilbert Western Montana College of Education Montana University Law School Pd. Pol. Adv Conoco Continental Oil Company
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