Busbey Outlines Mustering-Out Pay for Veterans
Congressman Fred E. Busbey provides a concise guide on mustering-out payments. Eligible veterans may receive 100 to 300 dollars based on service length and location, with specific routes for officers and enlisted personnel to file through appropriate military and federal offices. Payments go to survivors if the veteran has died since discharge.
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Fred E. Busbey
3Rd Congressional District
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Old House
Washington, D.C
Busbey
Alaska
United States
Naval
Bureau of Navy
Coast Guard
Marine
Marine Corps
Army
U. S. Army
Butler Building
Market & 7Th Streets
St. Louis
Navy and Coast ‘Guard
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Market & Tih Streets
Auto Use Tax Stamps On Sale Before July First
Auto use tax stamps in the five dollar denomination evidencing payment of the tax for the fiscal year starting July 1 1944 are on sale at all post offices the collector of internal revenue main office and division offices. Post offices sell stamps over the counter for cash only and collectors may accept cash postoffice money orders and certified funds.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Use Tax Stamps Display Guideline for Vehicles
The article notes use tax stamps must be shown prominently on the upper right corner of truck windshields and lower right corner of car windshields. It recommends each vehicle owner record the stamp serial number for protection if the stamp is lost. Collector Carter H. Harrison emphasizes failing to purchase and display the stamps.
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Carter H. Harrison
Italy
North
Africa
Public Highway Vehicle Violations Subject to Severe Penalties
A notice warns that vehicles using public highways after July 1 1944 will face severe penalties imposed by law.
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Hicles
Dolton Man Is Sixth-Time Blood Donor
Harris Hornstein of 14325 Lincoln Dolton recently donated blood for the sixth time at the Red Cross Blood Center located at 5 North Wabash Avenue Chicago. Fred Fleck, formerly of Thornton, is living with his daughter Mrs. Fred Peters in Dolton and remains seriously ill.
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Dolton Man
Harris Hornstein
Lincoln, Dolton
Red Cross Blood Center
North
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Fred Fleck
Thornton
Fred Peters
Dolton
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