Legion to Back agram for War Vet Aid
National Commander of the American Legion urges backing a comprehensive veterans aid program. The plan seeks faster government services, streamlined procedures, and expanded benefits for World War II veterans including mustering-out pay and unemployment compensation. It emphasizes rehabilitation and coordination of veterans affairs through the Veterans Administration.
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Re Legion
Agram
Willes Randolph Hearst
McCloud
Calif
American Legion
Congress
Seth
Sir Wiley Smith
Cameron
The
Washington, Jan
Armed Service
War of the
Legion
Jor
Jane
Icadene
G. I. Joe
Wen H. Atherton
Washington
Atherton
Hearst Newspapers
P .T. O. Kra
Krazhel
sDisgton Bureaugion
Hearst J
Legion Proposes Comprehensive Veteran Aid Plan
A veteran oriented bill outlines unemployment benefits up to 17 months and education support for interrupted studies. It calls for loans up to 7500 for homes and 12500 for farms, administered by the Veterans Administration, with state matching funds and new VA employment representatives in each state and local office. The measure also strengthens protections for veterans with disabilities and expands hospital coordination between the VA and military medical facilities.
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Tong
Joe
Remy
Legion
Kraabel
Veterans Administration
Selective Service
Veterans Employment
Veterans
Army
Navy
Veterans’ Administration
Army and Navy
Book on Peace Completed by Lloyd and Wynner
Georgia Langa of San Antonio and Chicago co author with Edith Wynner of Chicago a comprehensive book on world peace plans to be published this spring by E P Dotto and company. The work reviews post war peace plans and analyzes governments from 1306 to the Four Precepts including Swiss college study League of Nations Geneva sessions and trips to England and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Langa
San Antonio
Chicago
Rena Maerick Green
E. P. Dotto and Company
Lloyd
Edith Wynner
Smathesake
George M. Meverick
Lola M Lloyd
TiNnois
League of Nations
Geneva
England
France
Henry D. Lloyd
The
Chicago Tribune
Wounded S A Sergeant Receives Purple Heart
San Antonio based Sgt Sutter wounded in action in Italy on October 21 and awarded the Purple Heart. His mother Mrs A B Sutter of Avenue B is notified. Sutter served with the 46th Division, trained at Camp Bowe and Camp Blanding, later to Camp Edwards, and joined the African campaign.
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Spyroy &. Sutter
San Antonio
Ituly
A.B. Sutter
War Department
Sutter
I Avenue B
T. S. Dittymore
Fort Worth
Gong
Camp Bowe
Camp Blanding
Camp Edwards
Mass
Veterans bill outlines discharge review and pension aid
A proposed act details compensation for veterans and a five member board to review discharge type upon request. It lists sponsors including Senator Bennett Clark and Senator Walsh with representatives Rankin and Rogers. The program, drafted by the American Legion, aims to aid rehabilitation and legislative action for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellator Bennett Clark
Senate ‘Nance
David L. Walsh
D.-Mass
Scott. Luces
Benator Hattie Caraway
D.-Ark
C. Wayland Brooks
Benty Cabot Lodge Jr
R.-Mass
Rankin
D.-Miss
Edith Nourse Rogers
World War Veterans’ Committee
Walter C. Plosser
R.-Ma
Legion
John Stelle
Ilinois
Robert W
County Heads For Bond Drive Named
Regional war finance leaders in 54 counties set a $57,015,000 quota for the fourth war loan, with emphasis on Series E bonds. Ninety county chairmen assured regional co chairs J. H. Prost and A. Robertson that the region will subscribe vigorously, aiming to beat September sales of Series E bonds.
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Texas
San Antonio
Punk
Gourly
Ath Antonio
Ares Aransas
Fred Bracht
Tockport
Atascosa
Jack Hunt
Pleasanter
Bandera
W. R
Juba K. Wheeler
Tilden
Medina
Frank
Vance
Rando
Nueces
Eldon Dyer
Corpus Christi
Real
Mack Crenshaw
Leakey
Starr
Fred Guerra
Rio Grande City
Terrell
C. PB. Peavy
Santerson
Travis
Mit Apperson
Ed Craven
Austin
Uvalde
J. H. Ashby Jr
Lewis Collins
Val Verde
Jd Autrey Walker
del Rio
Webb
Albert Martin
Lavello
Willamson
Sanders
Georgetown Wilson
E.F. Wolsey Jr
Floresville
Zapata
Manuel Medina
Wil Jacy
J. A. Fambrough
Raymondville
Avelg
Sterling H. Fly
Crystal City
Prost
W. 2
Bilison
Exposition Grounds
Alion
Busan Bonglovi
Theo Avenue
Itrly
Paul Anderson Buys Office Building
Sale of the building at the southwest corner of Broadway and Travis Street to Paul Anderson was announced Saturday by agent Joe Sheledon representing the seller, an eastern financial institution. The three story plus basement structure fronts Broadway 65.89 feet and Travis Street 153.5 feet. originally built and occupied by Thomas Goggan and brothers, Texas music house.
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Broadway
Hust Travis Street
Paul Anderson
Joe 8
Sheledon
Eastern Financial Institution
Paul Anderson Company
Thomas Googan and Brothers
Pioneer Texas Music House
Anderson
Travis Street
San Antonio Real Estate Board reports 1943 market trends
The San Antonio Real Estate Board reports 1943 residential sales remained strong despite high prices with 10 978 total property sales. Foreclosures fell from 163 in 1942 to 90 in 1943 while new dwelling units dropped to 1040, and total building permits were 2 980 452. War restrictions and deferred civilian construction shape the year.
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Boon Wyauwons
San Antonio
Ine
War Production Board
Corpus Flier Returns Home After Narrow Escape
Lieutenant Charles W. Reed of Corpus Christi flew a P47 Thunderbolt in continental Europe. During a bomber escort over England a German formation attacked. Reed lost formation as fuel ran low and a control station call guided him to safety five miles from his field. He managed a belly landing and survived the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Reed
Corpus Christi
Europe
Pat
Netton
Pact seen as peace move for AFL CIO harmony
In Chicago a joint accord between the United Automobile Workers CIO and the International Association of Machinists AFL CIO ends raids on each other’s members for the duration. Officials anticipate wage policy talks and curbs on cross membership raiding as a major step toward unification.
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Chicago
AFL
CIO
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement
International Association of Machinists
AFI
Tabor
Vaw-Cio
Little Steel
Philip Murray
United
Steel Workers of America
Douglas Aircraft
Auto Workers
Planta
Surtiss-Wright Aircraft
Buffalo
Afl-Cio
Navy Lands Bodies Of Ship Victims
The bodies of 37 men who died when the patrol ship U S S St Augustine sank after a collision with a Merchant ship off the Delaware coast have been landed at Cape May naval dike in the Fourth naval district. Survivors numbered 30. next of kin notifications were pending.
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Philadelphia
Jan
INS
Navy
U. S
St. Augustine
Delaware
Cape May Naval Dike
Fourth Naval District
Ward
Bil
Cape May
War Bond Campaign Meeting Set At Plaza Hotel
Campaign organizers announce a War Bond drive with a meeting Monday at the Plaza hotel led by Gen Tom C Frost Jr. and district chiefs named for Bexar county efforts to meet a $24 192 009 quota. Luther Hi leads the outlying districts, with officers named for downtown and southeast zones.
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Plaza Hotel
Tom. C. Frost Jr
work= org
Luesday
Bexar. County
Travis Bailey
Col
G. A. Marbach
J. E. Hensley
G. V. Jacks
A. N. Striegler
K. C. Tarlo
Witehell
J. W. Wels
A. P. Peters
J. W. Henderson
Ycol
Luther Hi
Bigbusters
Alex R. Spencer Jr
Frost
H. B. Housman
Bexar County
Net E. Bulley
Ares
G. P. Schnabel
Bexar
Correction issued on Remington Rand misprint error
The justice department corrected an earlier press release stating Remington Rand Arms was targeted. It confirmed the correct company is Remington Arms of Bridgeport Connecticut, and the error arose from a typographical mistake corrected in later copies.
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Washington, Jun
INS
Justice Department
New York
Remington Arms Company
Bridgeport
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