Cost of Veteran Bureau Disbursements Falls From Last Year
The United States Veterans Bureau report shows total disbursements for 1925 at 293,755,857 dollars, a decline of 2,282,540 from the prior year due mainly to fewer veterans in vocational training. Compensation rose to 129,597,465, and medical and hospital payments increased. appropriations for 1926 total 405,714,559 with allocations for adjusted service certificates and hospital construction. Employment on June 30, 1924 totaled 3,? employees with 42,476,378 annual salaries, indicating possible staff cuts to save costs.
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
Frank T. Vines
Governmentr
Bureau
Helness
Ugerereto
Three Planks in State Ag Platform Raised in Madison
Madison reports a state agricultural platform with three planks, focusing on economic production quality products and daily marketing. The first Farmers Week is planned for February in Madison with Hatch announcing speakers and a short course drawing farmers homemakers and county delegations.
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Madison
Wascontin
Ko. Hateh
Hatch
Coun Iriaa
Train Crash In Pennsylvania Injures Several
A Pennsylvania Railroad eastbound train No. 42 derailed while speeding down a mountainside near Bennington. The three sleepers, two day coaches, one combination car and two express cars left the tracks. Relief trains and physicians assisted dozens of injured passengers taken to Altoona hospitals.
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Altoona
Bennington
Pennsylvania
Cailroad
Nome
Ia City
Hinky staff to conduct Carroll Beauty Contest
The Hinakaga staff announces a Carroll Beauty Contest open to all co-eds with votes tied to paid subscriptions. Subscriptions and votes will be tallied via coupons distributed in the Hinakaga and next Reha note. Contest closes February 1, 1926, with results to be announced in May.
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Carrol Beta
Carrol
Dealealife
Hinakagatt
Anil Bov
Cara
Winakaga
Elinky Attics
Edin
Reha
Im Carroll
Navy to build new submarines and light cruisers
Washington Dec 1 Rear Admiral J Hy Beuret chief of the bureau of construction and repair reports ongoing design work for a new class of submarines capable of fleet or independent operation. In the past year seven vessels remained under construction including one additional fleet submarine two airplane carriers converted from battle cruisers and three other submarines with several light cruisers completed and delivered. Plans include five more cruiser conversions and submarine projects with readiness anticipated early next year.
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Washington
Nespie
Anghard
Tin
Unites States Navy
J. Hy
Rennet
Techtef
Bureau of Construction
Navy
Feur
Beuret
Bureau
Wilers
de Chining
Ceilsers
Lawrence Plans Reversion to Two Semester System
The university votes to return to a two semester academic year next fall under new president Dr Tenry Winston. The current quarter system will end. faculty also aims for a six day teaching week and revised Master of Arts degree requirements including reading knowledge of French or German and an oral field examination.
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Auplevon
Tenry M. Winston
Lawrence
Jonwrende
Untitled Classified Snippet About Ads And Listings
A fragmented newspaper teaser notes ads and listings in a local section. It references road traffic and possible notices but provides no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes due to the damaged text.
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Tex Angeles
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