Surplus Law Gives Veterans Narrow Advantage in Purchases
The War Assets Administration chief explains the new surplus sale priority for World War II veterans offers limited benefit. Affected items include certain vehicles, machinery, medical and office equipment, and land remains excluded. Only a few units per purchaser are allowed, no direct retail outlets exist, and many applications will be disappointed as demand exceeds supply.
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Edmund B. Gregory
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Gregory
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VAA Office of Capital and Producers
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Jesus
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The Twerp Turns
Lucius Steems, a meek billing clerk, endures insults at Ralston's Pickle Works until a street scuffle with the Rodney kid inspires him to stand up for himself. He confronts his employer, receives a raise, and returns home hopeful, influenced by Johnny's backing. The scene ends with wife and son discussing the boy's courage and Dad's new confidence.
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Steems
Ralston
Pickle
George
Doris
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Lesson for June 30
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education used by permission.
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