Disabled Vets Not Affected By GI Bill Curbs
Carl R. Gray Jr announced that training for disabled veterans under Public Law 16 is unaffected by VA and Budget Bureau cautions addressing GI Bill abuse. He said reports to President and Congress concern GI Bill training only and do not relate to Public Law 16 programs.
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Phoenix
Veterans Administration
Bureau of the Budget
Carl R. Gray, Jr
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
VA Budget Bureau
Congress
Gray
Veterans promised GI dividend checks amid cautious note
The Veterans Administration says six million checks have been mailed for GI insurance dividends and about nine million remain. VA official Harold Breining cautions veterans not to be impatient while noting delays for those with long names or addresses or other issues.
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Harold W. Breining
Mr. Breining
State B Cage Tournament Opens Today in Tempe
The Class B high school basketball tournament begins today at the Arizona State College gymnasium in Tempe. Four district winners Miami Florence Nogales Carver draw into the same bracket following Sunday drawings by E A Row of the Arizona Interscholastic Association. Round Valley Northern winner holds the sole upper bracket spot.
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Arizona State College
Tempe
E. A. Row
Arizona Interscholastic Association
Miami
Florence
Nogales
Carver
Round Valley
Nursery Shower Honors Mrs. W. Lynch at Feb 23 Event
Mrs. Woody Lynch was guest of honor at a nursery shower on Thursday February 23 at the home of Mrs. Charles Lewis. Co-hostesses were Mesdames Robert Zimmerman Jr Robert Zimmerman sr and Mrs. Lewis. Attendees included Vernon Walker Kenton Scott Jack Crews Ed Tidwell Aubrey Woods Charles Stevenson FE G Scott Ralph Pennington Russell Kafer Roy Swartz Merle Brown Flossie Scott Earl Shipp Edna Robinette and Mrs. Arnold Mo ness of Phoenix.
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Woody Lynch
Charles Lewis
Mesdames Vernon Walker
Kenton Scott
Jack Crews
Ed Tidwell
Aubrey Woods
Charles Stevenson
FE. G. Scott
Ralph Pennington
Russell Kafer
Roy Swartz
Merle Brown
Flossie Scott
Earl Shipp
Edna Robinette
Arnold Moness
Phoenix
Distribution of checks by June thirtieth urged
Officials urge rapid mailout of checks at a rate of one million per week to reach all recipients by June 30. Authorities caution recipients not to claim grievances simply because they believe a check should have arrived.
Scottsdale Keeps Western Town Character Despite Change
Scottsdale, Arizona, known as the West's most western town, plans to preserve its look with false fronts board awnings porches and western trim. Local officials urge continuing horse travel and even serenades on Saturdays while Rock Island Railroad expects renewed winter patronage.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
West
Phoenix
Rock Island Railroad
Alabama’s early public schools and Montgomery electric railway
Alabama pioneered public school systems as the Cotton South’s first state. Montgomery boasted the world’s first electric railway system, built and operated there.
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Alabama
Cotton States
Montgomery
Ala
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James H. Boyd
Arizona Newspapers Association
National Editorial Association
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Richard Charlton
Kay Francis
Joel Ashley
Gay
W. R. King
Laird Bldg
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Richard Hudnut
Revlon
Revlon Cosmetics
W. Lynch
Robert Zimmerman, Jr
Robert Zimmerman, Sr
Mrs. Lewis
Associated Press
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South
Scottsdale, Ariz., Remains
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Acetylene
E. G. Scott & Son
East Main Street
Wiliamsburg
Pittsburgh
Wardl Historic
Williamsburg
O’malley’s
O'Malley
Koy
Cewegleee
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