Veterans disability ratings and benefits overview in Frederick
The article explains common disability ratings from 0 to 100 percent, how ratings change after examinations, and that service-connected disability generally qualifies a veteran for other benefits. It notes options to request reconsideration, attend a VA rating board or get private medical examinations, and mentions contacting Major Nial with a stamped envelope and 20 cents. It also reports fraternal and Grange notices including installation in Singapore on October 17, a community show with entries on Tuesday, a talent show, baby show, premiums Thursday night, and the next Grange meeting on October 27 at 8 p m.
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Raymond Idle
Charles Burkier
Harold Raderuck
Home Economics
Belle McDevitt
Singapore
Grange
Neat
Draftees Veterans Guide For Reservists and Service Members
Major Thomas M. Niel explains service connected disability and VA ratings. The article outlines how disability linked to active duty affects eligibility for compensation, hospital care, housing aid, and related benefits. It notes that a connected disability leads to ratings that determine monthly payments based on reduced earning capacity.
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Thomas M. Niel
Miss Catherine Roderuck Named Mt Pleasan t Grange Master
Mt Pleasant Grange installs new leadership with Miss Catherine Roderuck as master. Officers include Overseer Ralph Bowers Lecturer Janet McDevitt steward Raymond Bidle and other posts. Executive committee named with Mrs Margaret Wastler and Doris Hoffman among nominees.
Encomium and lecture series at Corcoran Gallery
Word study and language notes lead into a report on Richard Lahey opening a lecture in the series Masters, Old and New at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington. Lahey, head of the Corcoran School of Art, has previously spoken on art appreciation.
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Richard Lahey
Lahey
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington
Labey
Corcoran School of Art
Portraits Past and Present and Other Lahey Lectures
Mr. Lahey will present four additional lectures beginning in November and continuing through April. Titled Portraits Past and Present Great still Lifes and Figure Painters Paint ing of the Imaginary and Great Contempor ary Compositions each session starts at 8 30 p m in the Corcoran auditorium. SEEING-EYE MASTER MUSKEGON MICH Oct 11 A plea for a Seeing-Eye master for a blind dog drew eager applicants to the Muskegon Humane Society Kelly the blind collie was taken by Mr and Mrs Len King after a newspaper story and photo aired.
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Muskegon, Mich
Denied Police Powers in Laurel Policewomen
Laurel town council voted to strip five policewomen of police powers, restricting them to guarding school crossings. Police Chief Jack L. Larrimore missed the vote but had opposed the change, part of a five point program to revise and improve police operations.
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Laurel
Jack L. Larrimore
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