Time limit near for vet claims in Kansas
Wichita dispatch reports from the United States Veterans Bureau warn Kansas World War II veterans the deadline to file disability compensation claims and supporting evidence is April 6 1930. Adjudication officer T I Powers notes the time limit can be extended for good cause, with disease or injury defined as 100 percent disability. An exception exists for certain spinal, nervous, or respiratory conditions. Claims filed after April 5 1930 receive special consideration only if supported by medical authority. The notice also clarifies that April 4 does not affect other benefits like life insurance or adjusted compensation.
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Academy extends ballot for Gold Medal for Good Diction
The American Academy of Arts and Letters extended the radio Gold Medal for Good Diction ballot period from March 31 to April 15, with the winner to be announced after this extended deadline.
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Academy directors set June meeting for jumper medal honor
A jumble of names and dates outlines a plan by the Academy directors to award a jumper medal at a November ceremony marking a new Academy landing. The speech, committee chair, and inheritance tale follow, with references to Lillian Mallrup and George Lit Tamrup in a complex, unseen context.
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Topeka Woman Heads Home As Home Economics Leader
Biss Hazel Thompson of Topeka was re elected president of the Kansas State Home Economics association at Pittsburg Kan March 24. Mrs Eliza F Edwards of Parsons was elected vice president and Miss Anna Maryriott of Pittsburg secretary Next year s meeting will be in Topeka. Dr John Timothy Stone resigns as pastor to serve as president of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Chicago. A Father Son banquet at Lecompton High School featured a U shaped table setup, creamed chicken, mashed potatoes and pies, with Rev L A Stone and Dr H L Chambers speaking on the changing times. The event, organized by the Community Y W C A and Girl Reserves, is planned as an annual affair.
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Ballard Family Returns From Chicago Visit
Mrs Emma Ballard and her son Billy have returned from Chicago where they visited Mrs Ballard's daughter Mrs Betty Burroughs. Mrs Drake, ill for weeks, is improving at Memorial hospital Lanpe and can now take nourishment. Marys friends are glad she is convalescing. The March meeting of the Womens Missionary Association met at Mrs Addie Days home with election of officers: Addie Day president L A Stone vice president Barbara Worley secretary Winnie Sehon treasurer Lilian Hartup bank offering secretary Mabel Slavens stewardship secretary. Stone elected delegate to branch WMA meeting in Iola June 4 to 6. Visitors were Mrs Esther Skinner and Fetty Ann of Lawrence. April meeting will be at Emma Kreiders.
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Billy Ballard
Chicago
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