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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1946
Page
2
Families of deceased veterans must act quickly to file survivor benefits claims and ensure access to entitled compensation. Authorities emphasize timely submission to avoid loss of benefits and to secure support for eligible survivors.
The Pocatello Social Security Office explains amendments affecting survivors of veterans who died before August 10, 1946. Survivors may claim payments from the death month if action is taken by February 10, 1947. otherwise retroactive payments are limited to three months. The rule excludes deaths in military service and survivors already eligible for certain VA pensions or life insurance. Inquiries go to the Central Building in Pocatello, Idaho.
Farragut College and Technical Institute announce opening October 12 with basic courses for continuing education. The GI Bill spurred the effort to expand higher learning for veterans and non veterans alike. Special curricula start in winter as facilities at the former Naval training center add housing and classrooms. Applications are available at local chamber of commerce offices.
Oxford Mr and Mrs Fred Gould return from Salt Lake City after weeks away unable to find housing. Several families and individuals visit relatives in nearby towns over the weekend including Mrs Kate Baker ill and Maxine Choules visiting Clifton, and many others from Pocatello Ogden Twin Falls Downey Shelley and Salt Lake City.
Idaho Republicans criticize Pete Leguineche for forming Columbia Phosphates Inc to process phosphate with Bonneville power. They argue public funds may subsidize private gains as EPA and BPA extend lines into eastern Idaho. Leguineche and associates defend public power and a Columbia Valley Authority.
Increased pension rates for 119 Idaho veterans who became disabled in peacetime service will take effect October 1 1946 and be reflected in payments November 1 1946 J E Dodson
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