Oregon Legion Changes Recommend Broad Veterans Reforms
A digest from the Oregon American Legion chapter outlines proposed reforms to veteran affairs. Key points urge stricter immigration oversight, expanded education on citizenship, decentralization of Veterans Bureau operations, and extended benefits including temporary compensation during hospital stays. The report also backs tuberculosis related disability measures, vocational training integration, and a Columbia Basin irrigation project praised by leaders Hanford MacNider and George Drever.
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Oregon farming gains support from assistant secretary
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture C. W. Pugaley toured Oregon agricultural districts with Paul V. Maris and urged city chambers of commerce to back farmers. He warned that lack of profit harms towns as factories slow production and labor fades, stressing cooperation to improve conditions for farmers.
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