New GI Bill subsistence limits rise in six states
A printed VA release says the new law increases monthly subsistence ceilings for G I Bill trainees from 75 to 210 dollars for no dependents, 200 to 270 for one dependent, and 200 to 290 for two or more dependents. It notes June payments, address-change reporting, and options to convert WWII National Service Life Insurance into six permanent policies via VA or agents.
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Red Cross
Wakefield Board of Education approves staff and budget actions
Wakefield Michigan board met at 7:35 pm. Members Moran Trettin Hanson Saari Jacobson present. The board approved bills and April payrolls, authorized tax refunding agent, reviewed April receipts and expenditures, and accepted Superintendent’s budget study and Isabelle Nemacheck as elementary instructor for 1948 1949. Summer programs planned. Wakefield High School approved by North Central Association. Meeting adjourned at 10:04 pm with total figures shown.
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Wakefield Township High School
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Board of Education
Marenisco
Gogebic County
Michigan
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