Draftee Questions on GI Benefits Answered by Major Nial
An Oakland widow asks about eligibility for a GI loan guarantee if her husband died in service or from a service-connected disability. A New Orleans drafted son cannot leave early on leave for separation since cash payment is given for accumulated leave. A Hartford man may seek reclassification 1-A if his back injury prevents service and should obtain a doctor’s certificate. A Charlotte veteran cannot obtain additional WWII GI life insurance if not rejoining active service after Korea began. A Rapid City man can use a GI loan to start a part time business if lenders are convinced of feasibility. A Louisville man asks about dependency for his mother. she counts as a dependent if she lacks sufficient income for maintenance. A New York City man may earn side money while in Korean GI Bill training, but joint pay must stay under a 310 monthly ceiling. Maj Nial invites letters with stamped return envelopes and 20 cents.
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Thomas M. Nial
J. R. of
Oakland
Calif
Louisville
New York City
Medicine Cabinet May Need Attention
COLLEGE PARK February 15 Home tips urge checking the medicine cabinet for expired or deteriorated items. Antiseptics in alcohol solutions lose potency. water-based stay richer. Ointments in tins last, but changed color or holes mean discard. Vitamins belong refrigerated. discard old prescriptions after doctor check. A teen fundraiser for March of Dimes earned 79.15 with 200 attendees at Glade Fire Hall.
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College Park
Walkersville
Charlotte Dinterman
March of Dimes Fund
Glade Fire Hall
A. R. Dinterman
Wailkersville
Charles Hoke
Clarksburg News and Community Church Events
Hyattstown post office moves to Burdette Brother's Garage in Clarksburg. Jeannette Seaman improving after illness. Dickerson Methodist hosts first evangelistic mission with Rev. Hartley and soloist Robert Ensor. MYF groups meet Germantown and Clarksburg. Confirmation classes start for Dickerson and Clarksburg. Germantown cross dedication announced. MYF Sub District meets at Grace Church. Germantown study course led by Mrs. Jones. Official Board of Dickerson to meet. Carroll Manor Lions hear film on contour farming and soil conservation near York Pa. 4-H work noted. Grange ladies serve Valentine dinner to 23.
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Clarksburg
Doe Ashrig
Bob Daniels
Germantown Baptist Church
Germantown
Church —the Cross
MYF
Grace Church
Gaithersburg
Calleth
Chester Cissel
Monroe Thomas
Grange
Preakness entries looming as Pimlico meet nears May 28
The Maryland Jockey Club announced submissions close at midnight tomorrow for the 79th Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. The three year old race, part of the Triple Crown, offers a $100000 purse and is set for Saturday May 28. The note also mentions Lions club recognitions and church service details from Frederick.
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Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Club
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Rapid City
Nial
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Joanne Reitz
University of Maryland Extension Service
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St.joseph
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Williamson’s
Pullman
von Aghry
Rose's
McCulloch
Kinsey’s
Eastle Street
the News
Frederick, Md
Teesday
Mérhi A. Adams
Carl Thomas
Walter D. Mehrling
Carroll Manor Lions
Richard C. Biser
Harry Kanade
Puerto Rico
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