GI loan program costs and future veteran benefits impact
The article notes that administrative expenses run about 48 cents per hundred borrowed under the GI loan program and projects that more than three million additional veterans will use benefits. It also estimates at least one million more loans to World War II veterans and two million to those with service since June 27, 1950.
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GI Loan Programs Drive Veterans Housing Growth
The decennial report highlights the GI loan program as the government sponsored credit venture that enabled over 34 percent of veterans to borrow more than $23.5 billion for homes farms and businesses. Harvey V. Higley praises sponsors of the legislation and VA staff for their administration and the program’s unmatched performance. The report details the GI loan program’s start and VA’s role in improving veterans housing.
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Feminine Fifties Cruise Fashions Signal Changes
The era favors gentle elongated outlines with dropped waists and high necklines to emphasize femininity. Sun and sand dresses feature bold necklines and bows, while sheath designs dominate cruise and resort wear. Designers mix cottons in sunny tones, with separates and overblouses paired to create a modern, all-in-one look.
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