Court and House actions boost veteran benefits
Supreme Court clears the way for insurance dividend payments to World War II veterans and heirs, with a House package boosting pensions for widows, orphans, and dependents of veterans. Measures would add about 100 million yearly in pensions and 2.8 million to dependents, starting payments within a year.
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NAM Urges Part for All MUS Policy
NAM executive Earl Bunting urged a national and international policy behind which every American can stand for freedom. Speaking to the New York State Bankers Association, he called for unity in defending peace and freedom and cooperating with others seeking similar goals. He warned that America is at risk of losing its productive investment and urged funds for growth to sustain the economy.
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