Veterans oppose plan to reinstate GI insurance in force
Eisenhower administration opposes a congressional plan allowing millions of veterans to reinstate dropped GI insurance. VA Insurance Director told the House Veterans Affairs Committee the program would cost about 19 million dollars in five years and private coverage mitigates need to reopen NSLI. The measure would let veterans who served Oct 8 1940 to Apr 25 1951 reinstate on a dividend basis. those after Apr 25 1951 could rejoin but not on dividend terms.
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Congress
House, Veterans Affairs Committee
Veterans Administration
Eisenhower
Veterans’ Committee
Senate
Derby Hopeful Flow Line Edges Barge in Honest Stretch
The Weather aboard the T. V. Lark set Flow Line to a late move in the mile and a sixteenth race and won by a length and a half. Maese said he wanted to win for Bill Molter and expressed relief at the victory.
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T. V. Lark
Flow Line
Bill Molter
Maese
Takoma Bowling Center Fire Damages Facility and Injures Firemen
A fire at the Takoma Bowling Center in Washington gutted the Eco Story building portion, with 16 alleys and pinsetting machines costing about 139000 to replace. Five firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation, and several patrons were evacuated. Separately, the Frederick CAP cadet squadron completed a standard first aid course at Flair Armory, with ten hours of training and several cadets earning Royal certificates.
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Takoma i
Howard Whitsell
Takoma
Whitsell
Frederick
Civil Air Patrol
Flair
Arthur B. Willam
CAP
Brunswick
le Roy Blumenauer
Dean
Edward Hedges
Lee Hendrickson
Thomas Hueting
Mary Lee Jackley
Richard Simpson
Tony Styison
James Kolsmud
Gary Led
Bar J Better
Larry Mercer
Pat Shepbara Wolfe
Doctor's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Digestive Troubles
A San Mateo piece notes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for gas, heartburn, and indigestion, claiming seven ingredients and a history of over 3 million bottles sold. The ad-style report highlights regular use to improve stomach function and allow freer eating.
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Meftalo
Pierce
San Mateo
Calif
Willie Molter
Tata
Molter
Willie
Alex Maese
T. V. Lark
Maese
Dr. Pretee
Golden Medical Discovery
Motorist Fined In Maryland DWI Case
Jack Turner of Baltimore was stopped near Walkersville for operating with a revoked license. He claimed his ill child required a trip to Pittsburgh to fetch his estranged wife. A second stop on Frederick freeway revealed alcohol on his breath and a pint of whiskey in the car. Magistrate Edward Storm sentenced Turner to $400 or 120 days for two license and DWI charges, with guilty pleas to reckless driving.
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Jack Turner
Baltimore
Walkersville
H. J. Brown
Pittsburgh
Turner
Frederick Freeway
Bob
Snyder
Fred
Edward D. Storm
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