Measles warnings urge care and medical oversight in Nebraska
Public health notes 1496 measles cases from January to May with weekly increases. Emphasizes risks for under five and sick children, urging bed rest and physician care, and recommends sending home colds from school to prevent spread. Parents told measles is serious and not to ignore it.
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Postwar GI Bill Aids Veterans With Education and Loans
The GI Bill passes both houses without opposition and awaits the President's signature. It outlines costs between 3 and 6 billion dollars funded over years, supports veterans' education with stipends and tuition, enables government-backed home and farm loans at 4 percent, provides 20 dollars weekly employment insurance for a year, and establishes job placement and postwar hospitalization access.
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