Disabled American Vets Chapter 12 in La Crosse Aims Memorial Home
La Crosse Chapter No. 12 of the Disabled American Veterans formed in 1936 faced early disbandment and regrowth. Under leaders like Edward Flynn and F Pertzsch the group rebuilt, earned a state award in 1941 for membership growth, and now seeks a DAV Memorial home with a $5,300 bequest and treasury bonds to fund a headquarters for disabled veterans and the auxiliary.
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Edward L. Flynn
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Five Costa Rica Merchants Fined for Price Violations
Public demand for strict price control led inspectors to probe all commercial establishments in Costa Rica. Five prominent merchants were fined for infractions of the maximum price regulations.
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U.S. Extends Insurance For All Veterans
Five year term insurance held by WWII veterans was extended automatically for three years with premium increases. Policyholders may convert to permanent national service life insurance at any time before the extension ends. For help contact Byron E. Thiel, VA representative, La Crosse.
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