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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1924

Page

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New U S Veterans Aid Rules Expand Benefits and Training

Regional offices speed awards of vocational training and disability compensation under new act. Testing for rehabilitation to begin two months after eligibility. training ends by June 30, 1926. Insurance improvements include non lapse provisions and conversion windows. term insurance ends July 2, 1928. Dependents’ payments rise per scenario of widowhood and children. Tuberculosis and disability provisions broaden compensation, including loss of use of limbs and both eyes, and allowances for nursing care. Disbursement options exist for delayed recovery due to hospitalization or training.

National Guard Bureau United States

Veterans to get hospital care under Reed Act changes

Director Hines announced that the Reed Act extension will allow honorably discharged veterans to receive free hospitalization and travel pay to government hospitals. Tuberculosis cases developing before 1926 gain conclusive service connection, while neuropsychiatric and certain other conditions have rebuttable presumptions. The act also delegates subdistrict powers to the Veterans Bureau director.

Fant Hines United States Veterans Naval ‘Service Firther Dmeregard Hineg Hines Veterans’ Bureau

Philadelphia Summer School Opens With Fourteen Thousand Enrolled

Philadelphia officials report 14,000 pupils enrolled as the Board of Public Education opens the summer program. Elementary schools operate in fourteen buildings and high schools in four, with sessions five days weekly through August. Many students catch up on lost work while others pursue extra work to skip a grade.

Philly Philadelphia Board of Public Education

Played Basketball With Broken Back

Ashland Mahonoy City forward Thomas Bastian played part of the winter season with a fractured spinal vertebrae. He revealed the condition after hospital admission, noting ongoing back pain before diagnosis. In Los Angeles police seek the owner of a found armadillo turned over to authorities.

Ashland INS Thomas Bastian Mahonoy City Los Angeles

Pennsylvania bids for highway reconstruction in Indiana County

Pennsylvania Department of Highways invites sealed proposals in Harrisburg until 10 a m July 28 1924 for reconstructing 85362 linear feet of one course reinforced concrete pavement 16 and 18 feet wide in Rayne and East Mahoning Townships Indiana County Route No 63 and Spur Bidding blanks and specifications are free with drawings 2 50 per set upon payment and no refund for drawings returned. They can also be seen at the office of Fooneylvents Department if argu Be Why that Phila. hwaye in aah and ts fa.

Pennsylvania Department of Highways Harrisburg State Capitol Rayne East Mahoning Townships Indiana County Office of Fooneylvents Department Phila. Hwaye

Dispute About an Old Estate

In a royal intrigue escalating to warlike threats, Duke Hecklenburg and Duke Bolstein confront a dynastic stake over Wograu. A secret marriage between Leopold and Constance resolves the feud, replacing war with a wedding and a new treaty of shared control, bringing peace to the realm.

Verdi Duke of Hecklenburg Botstein Hacklenburg Bolatetn Leopold Bolstein Constance Burchild Werther Ducal Wograp Wogran Grand Duke of Burhhild Leopald

French only pledge at Penn State summer institute

Seventy three students from thirteen states pledge to speak only French for six weeks at the Penn State French House during a special summer session. Prof. H P Williamson da Vienne leads the program aimed at training top French teachers with immersive correction and strict language use.

Penn State State College Pennsylvania State College Institute of French Education H. P. Williamson da Vienne Watts Hall Nis de Visme Futate Pennsylvania Maine Georgia Ae Ilinois New York Massachusetts Michi New ‘Hampshire New Jersey Kent

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