The Veterans Land Act and Settlement Options for Veterans
The Veterans Land Act outlines three settlement paths for veterans full time farming small holdings near work and commercial fishing with joint equipment options. It sets costs and terms including government subsidies up to 4800 for land and buildings 1200 for livestock and gear and 2 320 subsidy in a max contract. Veterans may obtain up to 1100 mortgage loans and 2500 equipment loans with 3 1/2 percent interest. Regional advisory committees ensure land suitability and eligibility with 35 committees across the Dominion and equal consideration for female veterans joint eligibility for spouses of veterans is noted.
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O. C. White
BSA
Dominion
Veteran’s Land Act Administration
Kmes
Emily
Threleran
Cars Wear Out as War Timetable Delays Autmobile Production
The article notes that cars in North America are aging and production won’t rebound soon. U S News warns of a transportation crisis as stockpiles shrink toward 20 million, with the middle of 1946 expected before substantial output resumes and new cars unlikely before 1947. Canada’s position remains unclear due to wartime constraints and population differences.
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North America
United States
Canada
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