Rehabilitation of Disabled Veterans Aimed at Returning Vets
A discussion on rehabilitation traces its three phase plan physical and mental adjustment training and employment and social restoration. It cites DAV efforts over 29 years with examples like Orlando Milano and Louis Miller showing success after proper placement and support. It notes compensation and social integration as key facets of turning wounded veterans into active, productive citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Navy
Kentucky
DAV
Ous
Hadacol Promises Boost For Nervous, Aches, Sleep Loss
Mrs. Emil Anderson of Detroit reports relief from chronic aches, fatigue, and insomnia after taking Hadacol, claiming better appetite, energy, and sleep. The ad pitches Hadacol as correcting vitamin deficiencies B2 Niacin and iron with a trial size at 1.25 dollars and a hospital size at 3.50 dollars, money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Anderson
Wabash
Detroit
Mich
Anderson
Morton Gap
Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
The
Important Link in Program This Disabled Veteran Needs Suitable Work
A disabled veteran is not rehabilitated until he has a job within his remaining capacities. These capacities must be developed to a high degree. If no job exists when he is ready, the rehabilitation link breaks. Taking an unsuitable job risks ruining progress and causing a setback. The right job is essential unless he is totally incapacitated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Veterans Administration
General Motors
Orlando A. Milano
Erie
Germany
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America
Protestant Film Commission
United States
Milano
Milano Construction Company
War Assets Administration
Louis A. Miller
Louisville
Miller
Museum of Pathology
University of Louisville
Kentucky Department of Agriculture
Kentucky Electric Co-op News
Prince Albert
Adv
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