Veterans Administration Q and A on benefits and admission
A sequence of VA Q and A outlines eligibility for hospital and domiciliary care for disabilities, C-numbers for claims, vocational rehabilitation treatment, loan restrictions, admission order, vocational handicap definition, claims files location, and admission procedures including Form P-10 requirements. The piece serves as a weekly veterans feature explaining how to access benefits and navigate claims.
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Veteran’s Administration
The
Sun
Veterans Administration
Office of the Veterans Administration
Veterans Administration Hospital
It’s a Fine Auto Built in a Germantown Workshop
Ed Rotzell unveils his home built Rotzell 46 car in Germantown Pennsylvania. The maroon and white sedan cost 357 dollars to build from old Ford Chrysler DeSoto Plymouth and Oldsmobile parts. It may require removing a large plate glass window to exit the workshop and install ramps. Rotzell estimates top speed up to 70 mph and about 35 mpg.
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Germantown
Eddie Rotzell
Rotzell
Ford
Chrysler
DeSoto
Plymouth
Oldsmobile
Farm to Market Roads Rush Underway in Texas
The Highway Department reports a 7,205 mile postwar farm to market road program under way with 258 miles already contracted for 2,150,000. The project will cost 60,000,000 over three years with about 29 roads under construction monthly. Construction and maintenance fall to the department, counties providing right of way. The Philippines rainy season peaks in July and August.
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Austin
Highway Department
D. C. Greer
Swap and Barter Rules Feed Grain Trade Ceilings Evaded
Washington meeting of livestock feed handlers reveals barter schemes drive grain movement. Reported practices include eight pairs of nylon hose per truckload of corn and promises of a new tractor or auto in larger deals alongside the legal ceiling price.
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Washington
Texas Traffic Crashes Kill 1502 in 1945 Rise Over 1944
Texas fatalities from traffic crashes reached 1,502 in 1945, a 13 percent rise from 1944. December deaths totaled 202, up 22 percent from 165 in 1944, with 68 percent on highways and 32 percent in urban crashes. Injury toll reached 9,549, a 71 percent increase.
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Austin
Texas
Homer Garrison
Department of Public Safety
Garrison
Notice to heirs in suit for damages and land title
The State of Texas to Mary Stinson and the unknown heirs of five deceased defendants and E R Ackerman. You must appear by April 8 1946 before Judge in Grayson County to answer Zora Hestand’s petition seeking damages of 2500 and quiet title to Lots 7 and 8 Block 1 Post Oak Addition Sherman on Post Oak Creek. Case No. 54324. The petition asks for restitution removal of cloud and costs. Issued February 18 1946 Sherman Texas.
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State of
Texas
Mary Stinson
W. B. Stinson
W B. Stinson
M. F. Stinson
Annie A. Allingham
E. R
Fifteenth Judicial District Court
Grayson County
Sherman
Zora Hestand
Grayson
Post Oak Creek
Samuel Bragg
Post Oak Addition
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Bible Questions Answered by the Prophet Voices
A Prophecy International Bible Broadcast Q and A summarizing scriptural answers on topics like resurrection, faith and works, biblical proverbs, living under God's care, and a prophecy in Isaiah linking seven women to one man, with references from 2 Peter 2 9 James 2 17 Revelation 14 12 Matthew 6 31 33 and Isaiah 4 1.
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THE
Voice “Prophecy International Bible Broadcaster
God
Jesus
Christ
Fish finder debut aids Vancouver fishermen on banks
In Vancouver B C a compact fish finder debuted on a Great Northern vessel to locate five tons of herring. The device, about the size of a mantel radio, shows water depth sea bottom type and estimates fish presence below the boat.
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Vancouver
B. C
Girls must not wear boyfriend discharge button.
Austin report says the warning from U.S. District Attorney J M Burnett targets wearing a military discharge button by girls. Violators face fines up to 500 dollars and potential six months in jail. A former WAC student told UT gathering she stopped wearing the button due to unauthorized use.
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Austin
U.S
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F. M. Echols
T. J. Lilley
of Trustees
Peter
Parel
Christian
Science
Gordon W. Comer
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