Congress Wary of Legion Four Plan Program
Washington Feb. 23 congressmen express worry over the American Legion four plan program for ex servicemen. Proposals include land settlement, home aid, vocational education, and adjusted compensation or a cash bonus. Estimates say $2 to $35 billion would be needed, making full adoption unlikely. Some favor a dollar per day bonus funded by bonds, while others warn of inflation and financial instability. Majority Leader Mondell opposes large-scale appropriations and bond-funded schemes, citing risks to currency and government bonds.
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Waterloo Post urges early state bonus plan consideration
Becker Chapman American Legion post in Waterloo urges careful consideration of a veterans bonus. The adopted resolution asks the legislature to study the issue at the earliest possible date without fixing an amount or calling an extra session. Adjutant Douglas Triadgon signs the measure.
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Foreign Exchange Sales Here Many, Bankers Report
Cedar Falls Feb 23 local bankers report considerable money sent to foreign countries. A $200 transfer to Denmark shows currency inflation. a Greek resident plans $860 remittance. Some invest to ride to par value, others aid relatives.
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Clergy Attend Deaf Interchurch Ministers Conference
Eugene Allen, Kyterian and Prof. D S Wright with M K W Helcher left early this morning to attend the Deafinterchurch conference of ministers at the iMethodist church.
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