Veterans GI loan and readjustment benefits questions
The article compares insurance versus guaranty on GI loans showing ownership of the entitlement differs, notes readjustment allowances last up to two years after discharge with five year cap, and outlines Public Law 16 vocational rehab eligibility thresholds and Education benefits under Public Law 346 for those with 80+ days service. It also surveys postwar atomic control proposals, UN oversight, and Soviet veto concerns.
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Russia
U. S
Bikini Lagoon
Howard Blakeslyre
Associated Press
Imade
Nagaseki
Bikini
New York
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Uncle Sam
International Atomic Development Authority
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Andrei
Moscow
United Nations
Atomic Control Agency
Soviet Union
Communications policy and advertising rep note
Public letters to the editor may be published freely if not libelous or disparaging and offered for general interest discourse. They must carry the author signature. National advertising representatives Inland Newspaper Representatives Inc list New York and Chicago offices with addresses.
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National Advertising
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Through Georgia on a Train of War Passion
On a night train near Jacksonville Don and Nina clash over war fatigue and duty. He battles haunting combat memories while she pushes for practical resilience, debating sacrifice, patriotism, and the human cost of fighting. Their heated dialogue reveals strain, fear, and a fragile, evolving bond amid wartime strain.
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Jacksonville
Doctor Gilmore
Corbett
Tojo
Hitler
Darling
Darian
Giraud
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Tilly
B.C
Mikhailovitch Executed After Treason Conviction
Draja Mikhailovitch, the Chetnik leader who organized Yugoslav guerrillas against the Germans and delayed the invasion of Russia, was executed in Belgide after conviction for treason and collaboration. A letter he wrote from captivity claimed Allies erred in backing Tito and his Communists, while asserting resolve to continue the fight for his people.
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Draja Mikhailovitch
Yugoslavia
Russia
Belgide
Mikhailovitch
Switzerland
Orie
Committee For
Chetnik
Tito
America
Veterans Answers On Pensions And Readjustment Benefits
A veteran asks if a creditor can levy on his World War I pension. the answer: pension benefits are not subject to attachment by creditors. The article covers hospital admission eligibility, veteran readjustment allowances post 1940, eligibility, monthly amounts for self employed veterans, duration of allowances, and down payments under the G I Bill.
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Lam
Tam
Veterans Administration
Willows of Veterans
Bible Thought for Today Render the account of thy stewardship
The passage urges every mortal to account to his conscience and God for the use of talents and opportunities. It warns against wasting time and resources, urging faithful stewardship based on Luke 16. The note is from Press Radio Bible Service in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Lony
OPA rent control and foreign policy tensions dominate Washington notes
The Central Press reports in Washington that the OPA fight remains precarious with Congress favoring continued rent and price controls for a year despite presidential veto threats. Labor department tensions surface as Schwellenbach acts through assistants, not bureau chiefs. Acheson’s likely exit timing centers on Europe peace treaties, with Byrnes tied to Paris and Rio meetings. Cocoa price raises are possible, tea remains cheap, and Russia and Argentina snub the international food council. A Palestine rider to the British loan bill gains movement in the House, risking votes in a volatile Holy Land context.
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Central Press
Washington
OPA
Congress
Truman
Ie Seiki
Labor Department
Schwellenbach
Frances Perkins
Dean Acheson
Europe
Byrnes
United States
Acheson
Paris
Rio de Janeiro
Russia
Argentina
International Emergency Food Council
Palestine
Great Britain
Holy Land
Radio Dials Tonight Preview Networks Peace Conference
Overseas agenda opens in Paris on Monday with preface features on NBC CBS and MBS. NBC presents Olmstead Playhouse and Town Meeting with relations to Russia. MBS offers Vic and Sade and Mary Small show. CBS carries a Paris night special. Frank Sinatra and Dennis Day may have network slots, and the day’s listings include early England and coin change notes.
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New York
Paris
MBS
NBC
CBS
Dennis Day
Frank Sinatra
Stead Playhouse
Meredith
Ae Music
Jack Haley
Russia
Vic and Sade
Mary Small
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