World War I Veterans Benefit Report Highlights Tuberculosis Toll
Frank T. Hines, director of the United States Veterans Bureau, reports to Congress that roughly 211,600 World War I veterans receive disability compensation. For the year ending June 30, total government payments reached 95,040,000 with 45,839 tuberculosis cases and 21.1 percent mental disabilities. Average monthly payments and ratings are outlined, noting changes from the 1924 act and shifts to a new impairment schedule.
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Waserlington
D.C
Frank T. Hines
United States
Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
France
Wes
Hines
Ise General Medical and Surgical
Veterans Bureau
Old Lightship Sent to Grave After 72 Years in Service
Washington December 8 Light ship No 1a oldest vessel in government service has been removed from Sandy Hook station and sent to the graveyard of ships. It served Nantucket Shoals starting 1854, later at Brenton's Reef and Scotland station before retirement in 1902. The ship measured 104% feet with a seven man crew and no propulsion beyond sails.
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Washington
Scotland
Sandy Hook
North Atlantic
Nantucket Shoals
Congress
Massachusetts
Nantucket
Atlantic Seaboard
New North’ Shoal
Montauk Point
L. T
Brenton’s Reef
R.1
Scotland Station
New Jersey
Ori
Northeast Channel Aims Axis Toward New York Bay
The fragment describes a channel aligned northeast along the axis of the south to enter New York bay. It hints at a navigational plan or marine corridor projecting toward the harbor and controlling water flow or access. Further context is needed for full confirmation of entities or dates.
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New York Bay
Oberlin Notes Readings and Gridders Guests
Oberlin reports Mrs. W. D. Cairns spoke at the National Society for Vocational Training in Cleveland on what schools should teach home makers. She plans to repeat the talk January 9 to seniors and will return to the high school next semester. The Exchange club hosted Oberlin High School football team and teachers at Park Hotel with alumni speakers recounting their playing days.
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Oberlin
W. D. Cairns
Na ‘Tional Society
jCleveland
Hotel Statler
Woman's College
Western’ Reserve
Cavins
Roos
Park Hotel
Frank Tobin
Earl Morris
AD Houghton
P. G. Worcescester
Irwin
Worcester
P. D Shermar
Oberlin High School Football Banquet Planned
The Oberlin High School football banquet will be held Tuesday evening with dinner served at 6 o'clock by the Methodist church ladies. Coach P N MacEachron of the college will be the main speaker. The Faculty Club held its first Monday afternoon tea in the club rooms with many members attending. G M M Jones departed Sunday for a two day OG I A RL meeting.
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Oberlin
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Parelors
P. N. MacEachron
College
Dee. S
Faculty Club
Dec. S
G. MM. Jones
The
OG. I. A. RL
Ohio Football Managers Convene in Columbus
C W Savage attends the Ohio Conference of Football Managers in Columbus on Monday and Tuesday. R T Miller, Jr., class of 1891, from Chicago, visits Oberlin as a guest of the college. Miss Stella Pope and Miss Ella Pope plan a winter at Winter Park Florida. Mrs Mary Malory serves as matron at the Vatican in her sister’s absence.
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Ohio Conference of Football Managers
Columbus
R. T. Miller
Jir
Chicago
Oberlin
Stéla
Ella Pope
Park
Flo
Mary Malory
Vatican
Farm Bureau Last Meeting of Year Held Today
Business affairs of the Farm Bureau are to be reviewed as the group meets at Gate for the year’s final session. Plans for the annual meeting of the organization are discussed among officers and members.
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FAK Bureau
Farm Bureau
Oaizati
Directors Meeting Set for January 16 in Loran County
Plans to perfect items from the last Farm Bureau meeting were scheduled at 1:30 PM during the directors’ session in Plano.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
Planoon
County Office Reference Hidden in Jumbled Text
A fragmented line references an office of County and a person E Rowland with scattered mentions of executives and bureau names. The OCR fragment is incomplete and unreadable for full attribution or context.
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E. Rowland
Karm
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