Government Life Insurance Dividend Sparks Treasury Dilemma
The piece analyzes a proposed National Service Life Insurance dividend totaling about twenty eight billion dollars, funded by the Treasury. It weighs methods to raise cash, including taxes, selling government paper, or issuing short term notes, warning that financing via bank credit would inflate the currency and constitute double payment by veterans. It also notes GI Bill training trends among World War II veterans in printing and related fields.
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Nayiberew Service Life Insurance
Allywarer
Armed Service Gael
General Treasury
National Service
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Sowne Security
Pmuihng
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Servce Safe
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National Service Life Insurance
National Life Insurance Fund
Veterans Administration
Telephone Company Seeks Rate Increase in Missouri
Cape Girardeau July 14 the Southeast Missouri Telephone Company asked the Public Service Commission to approve higher rates across its Missouri exchanges to curb losses. President Charles W. Boutin cited first five months losses of 35000 and a 119% payroll rise since 1940 as reasons for the need. He stressed postwar construction costs and a growing customer base require funds for expansion to deliver better service.
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Cape Girardeau
Southeast Missouri Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Missouri
Charles W. Boutin
Boutin
Cawe
Fish available for approved farm ponds in Missouri
Jefferson City August 1 applications for full distribution of fish for farm ponds must be filed with the Conservation Commission, says Dr. G B Herndon. Ponds must be eight feet deep, fenced from livestock, have a sod or timber drainage, and shoreline vegetation to prevent siltation. Fertilizing the water in advance is recommended. application goes through the local conservation agent who inspects the pond.
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Jefferson City
The
Conservation Commission
G. B. Herndon
Commission
Herndon
Bankers Committee Meeting In St Louis
The Missouri Bankers Association Convention Committee meets at Hotel Statler St Louis to plan the 60th annual convention to be held in St Louis next May. W Vance Davis of Monett presides. C D Matthews II of Sikeston is a committee member. Armstrong inlaid linoleum installed by experienced workmen. all work guaranteed.
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The
Missouri Bankers Association
Hotel Statler
St Louis
Missour Bankers Association
St. Louis
W. Vance Davis
First National
Armstrong
Lair
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Mitchell Ensurance Agency
New Madrid St
Hartford
Scott, Mississippi
New Madrid
Stoddard
Lewis Sales Company
Sikeston, Missouri
Bankers Committee
NEW Madrid County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Inc
Pemiscot, Dunklin and
Burt H. Rowe
Stallcup Bulding
Sikeston
Ferguson
Alcorn & Springs
Highway 61
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