Veterans Welfare Questions Answered On Dependents
A Washington Bureau notes that about 90,000 World War II orphans receive monthly compensation from $15.60 to $30, with widows getting $60 plus child allowances. The article outlines eligibility, age limits, and possible back pay or allotments, plus guidance for veterans families on waivers and insurances.
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War Department
Office of Dependency Benefits
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N. J
American Legion
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Pontotoc
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Department of the Army
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France
New Hope
Ahk. A
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