VA Moves To Sell GI Insurance Campaign Announcement
Veterans Administration will place insurance teams in discharge centers to collect premiums and encourage veterans to keep policies. About 55 percent of World War II savers held policies, with 18478000 applications totaling 143000000 dollars in insurance. Officials say the in force level peaked in September 1945 near 12000000000 dollars, now declining toward ninety billion. The program aims to boost participation and keep the government’s GI insurance arm strong. Harold M Browning, assisting Veterans Administrator in charge of instances, discusses the new campaign.
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Government life insurance reform debated after World War I
Veterans Administration officials and insurers discuss how wartime life policies should be modernized. They argue for the retention and adjustment of government programs, noting private and government sales历史. The debate covers eligibility ages, premiums deducted from soldiers pay, policy reinstatement, and the need to address gaps in jump payments and coverage for discharged servicemen.
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Local notices list residents and events in Poestenhill area
Names of residents moving in and out include Wesky Daniels Staruly and Frank Willman with family. Military service members like Lewin Wambrecht and Layton Witzniver are noted as discharged or home. A Syony Minstrels program is announced at Fhemens Hall under Womens auspices. A party honors Waitin Gantes for her 18th birthday with gifts and refreshments. Uth birthday crop comments show 194 crop growth by 7 percent.
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Red Envoys Becoming Tactful At UN Meetings
Reports from UN conferences describe Moscow’s delegation under Andrei Gromyko adopting softer tactics and humor to push Russian aims. The Soviets, even without key leaders, chat with delegates, tease press, and use Western methods to win lines of debate, while Latin American members grow wary of blunt language and lobbying.
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Rosenman to Retire As Truman's Counsel
The retirement of Judge Samuel Rosenman, special counsel to President Truman, was announced. He will leave February 1 to return to appellate life in New York, though he promised to assist the President occasionally without pay and to visit Washington from time to time. Rosenman served as special counsel to FDR and was a longtime friend and adviser.
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Greenwich notables and local notices from Cambridge to Greenwich
Greenwich Jack Welch returns to work after recovery in Cambridge. Kenneth Metless completes treatment at May McClellan Hospital. Paul Mortarly on two week vacation from Greenwich Post Office duties. Douglas absent. George Hughes delivering mail. Geoffrey Orton on furlough after reenlistment. to Greens borh after. VNC State Regents exams upcoming at Greenwich Central School. midyear tests this Friday. Greenwich Savings and Loan Association annual meeting elects John Dewell president. Willan G Mulligan vice president. Malcolm Smith secretary. George H. treasurer.
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Orchestra Leader Dies in Hospital
Robert Datlys a veteran of Wald War and leader of a local orchestra died yesterday at Livy Hospital after a brief illness. He was born in Seattle and lived here for two years, conducting a dance orchestra in Dallas Gl. He was a member of St Luke's Episcopal Church and survived by a widow, several daughters, a son, three brothers, and a sister. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at his home and St Luke Church with interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Whitehall Men Hurt in Highway Accident
Whitehall men Donald Beatty aged 20 and another man, both from Whitehall, were injured when their car crashed into a ditch on the highway near Glens Falls. Beatty was taken to Glens Falls Hospital in critical condition, doctors said.
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De Lester Husted Incident Near Adarai
Trooper Kenneth Ko French of Whitehall investigated an accident that occurred Wednesday afternoon. The condition of the injured or involved parties was reported as good.
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