Iowa Enacts 85 Million Bond Plan for World War II Service Pay
The act authorizes Iowa to borrow 85 million dollars to fund service compensation for veterans who served between September 16, 1940, and December 31, 1946. It creates a World War II Service Compensation Board, sets bond terms, eligibility, and monthly payments up to 500 dollars, and imposes a twenty year direct tax to repay bonds. The measure includes penalties for false claims and provisions for appeals and administration.
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